The good temperatures of this month of November invite you to discover the corners of great beauty that La Cala has. You just have to get out of the ordinary to be surprised by the nature that surrounds this corner of the Western Mediterranean. One of the most beautiful places is El Mirador, which was built in the sixties of the last century. To get there, you first have to stop at the Plaça de l'Àmfora and admire the rocks that wind through the bay. Then, once you have satisfied your senses, you continue ascending to the highest part of the Tossal, an archaeological site that dates back to the first century BC.

Finally, the Mirador appears, small and coquettish, with a wall covered with irregular fragments of white tiles, following the trencadís technique. It is time to look ahead and appreciate the natural environment that surrounds the cove, with small cliffs and cliffs, with the Isla de Los Periodistas on the horizon.

After contemplating the expanse of the sea, the descent begins, observing the lines of the buildings built at the dawn of the tourist boom, which are on average six floors high and blend in with the small bungalows that are here and there, in no precise order. In the commercial ground floors, businesses that have been going on for a lifetime, such as pharmacies and real estate, alternate with others that come and go, depending on how tastes are transformed over time. And at the end, the small cove of fine sand, tiny, round, cozy, with a charming promenade, surrounded by restaurants, viewpoints and pine forests, waiting for the arrival of the Christmas holidays, with its new smells, its dim light and the desire to be reborn one more year.