Cala de El Cabezo is a small coastal spot located on Avenida de Las Gaviotas, 33, where the rocky shoreline takes center stage. Here you'll find a stretch of coast shaped by volcanic rock formations that create a setting quite different from the nearby sandy beaches.

Among the rocks you can observe crabs moving skillfully, especially at low tide when crevices and natural pools are exposed. This feature makes the cove an interesting point for those who enjoy marine observation in a calm environment. The layout of the area also attracts fishing enthusiasts who find direct sea access from the rocks.

The coastal promenade bordering the zone offers open views of the Atlantic Ocean, and nearby you'll find a few bars and cafés that take advantage of their proximity to the sea. Cala de El Cabezo works as a simple space for walking, watching the waves break over volcanic stone, and enjoying a marine environment without the usual crowds of other tourist spots.