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The Valencian Community has one of the most paradisiacal beaches in the Peninsula. And yet, yet another summer it will remain unvisitable. We are talking about Ambolo cove, in Xàbia, which has been closed to the public for years due to the risk of rockslides.
Located under a cliff and accessible only on foot, this Alicante beach offers crystal clear turquoise waters that can only be enjoyed from the sea. Its barely 300 meters long, made up of gravel and stone, are possibly the best known of all beaches the most desired piece of beach of the coasts of Xàbia and Dénia.
It has been 15 years since its closure, and the landslides continue. The last one, this 2024 in January, caused great damage to the cliff, as illustrated by this report by Levante-EMV.
During this time, several attempts have been made to reopen it by placing mesh and reinforcements on the rock wall, but without success. Instead, the fence that prevents access has been vandalized on several occasions, allowing the ticket to any person (although large signs warn of the prohibition and danger).
The only way to appreciate it from a privileged point of view is by kayaking or motorboat along the coast of Xàbia. From the water you can do activities such as diving, but always without accessing the beach from the sea.
This 2024 the Town Hall of Xàbia announced new access controls to the cove the danger of landslides was imminent.