Illa el Cargol is an uninhabited island located off the coast of L'Escala in the Mediterranean Sea, in northeast Spain. The island is the perfect spot for exploration, offering visitors captivating views of the sea and its surroundings. Visitors can explore the island at low tide, crossing the rocks or wadding in the shallow water. There is a sandy beach amidst the rocks, as well as some cliffs with small caves. Illa el Cargol National Park includes the island, its surrounding shallow waters, and the nearby mainland. The area is quite popular with snorkelers and scuba divers, who can discover a variety of colorful marine life. Visitors can also observe large colonies of seabirds and the famous underwater geoglyphs known as the “Cabres de Mar”. There are several restaurants nearby with delectable seafood dishes, as well as some hiking trails to explore. Whether you are looking for a relaxing day at the sea or an adventure full of exploration, Illa el Cargol is sure to meet your needs.
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