Cala Montjoi, Roses – Complete Guide to Visiting this Jewel of Cap de Creus

Montjoi Beach, located in the Cap de Creus Natural Park, is one of the most iconic beaches on the Costa Brava. Its bay of crystal-clear waters, surrounded by mountains and Mediterranean vegetation, offers a protected environment ideal for nature lovers, snorkelers, and tranquility.

What you will find in Montjoi Beach

Pebble beach with crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming.
Seabed rich in biodiversity, ideal for diving and snorkeling.
Paths along the Camí de Ronda with panoramic views.
Peaceful atmosphere thanks to its isolated location in Cap de Creus.

Recommended activities

Snorkeling: Discover seagrass beds and schools of fish.
Kayaking: Explore nearby coves like Cala Calitjàs or Pelosa.
Hiking: Routes from Roses or Cadaqués along the GR-92.
Photography: Spectacular sunrises over the bay.

Practical tips for your visit

Wear water shoes (pebble ground).
Protect yourself from the sun (umbrella or awning).
Respect the surroundings: this is a protected area of the Natural Park.
Arrive early during peak season to secure a parking space.

Where to stay nearby

You can choose from apartments in Roses, such as Roses Apartaments, with views of the bay, nearby campsites, or even stays within the Natural Park.

How to get there?

By car: From Roses, follow the GI-614 road and take the signposted detour to Cala Montjoi. The access is winding and ends at a parking lot near the beach.
On foot: Take the Camí de Ronda from Roses (approximately 7 km with sea views).
By boat: Excursions from Roses with stops for swimming and snorkeling.