Located to the north of the municipality, in front of the beautiful Sa Tuna beach, we find a rocky point that protects the zone from the winds of east and south.
Located in the middle of the blue, in front of Illa Fitó, a spectacular rock formation rises from a bottom of more than 50 meters, forming a plateau (the Furió) with a minimum depth of 14 meters and a second pinacle (the Furionet) whose top is 26 meters.
The rocky point located in front of the Aiguablava beach is Cap de Begur. This formation is the point that goes deeper into the peninsula in the Mediterranean and therefore makes it a place very exposed to the currents and with great wealth.
Located near the second island, crossing the sand, we find a rock formation in the shape of a split bar that goes into the open sea. This formation is called La Barda.
In the middle of the municipality of Begur, under cover of the Cap de Begur in the north and of Punta es Mut in the east, lies the quiet Aiguablava beach, with its characteristic crystalline water.
Located to the south of the Aiguablava beach and slightly to the north of the Aiguaxélida beach we find a rock formation with 4 parallel bars that houses a great diversity: the Tamariu canyons.
The beach of Tamariu is very popular in summer, not only for bathers, but also for being a field of buoys for anchoring. But their dives are another world apart.
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