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Cala Castell, located along Catalonia’s scenic coast, is a popular spot for those looking for a sheltered anchorage with a good sandy bottom. This area is favored for its secure holding as the sand provides a stable anchor, even if the occasional rocks require caution when setting. Winds from the south can bring some exposure, but overall, the cove is known for its reliable shelter under most summer weather. The beach nearby is pleasant, accessible by dinghy, and is usually tranquil with a natural vibe. The surrounding rugged cliffs and pine-backed shores give the anchorage a secluded feel, adding to its charm. It’s a quiet, mostly undeveloped spot compared to busier anchorages in the region.