The cove is situated at the exact geographical boundary between the municipalities of Blanes and Lloret de Mar.
The beach is positioned immediately below the Pinya de Rosa Tropical Botanical Garden, famous for its extensive collection of cacti and succulents.
The cove is separated from the neighboring Santa Cristina beach by a large, prominent rocky outcrop known as Sa Punta d'En Rosaris.
The seabed features rocky reefs that support a diverse population of Mediterranean marine life, making it a frequent spot for local snorkeling.
The surrounding landscape is part of a protected coastal forest zone that prevents large-scale high-rise development directly on the beachfront.
Access to the beach is historically linked to the path connecting the Pinya de Rosa gardens to the sea.
Cala Treumal is a sheltered sandy cove located on the border between Blanes and Lloret de Mar, characterized by its natural, pine-forested surroundings. The beach spans approximately 100 meters in length and is composed of coarse, golden sand. It is positioned directly beneath the Pinya de Rosa botanical garden, providing a dramatic backdrop of Mediterranean flora. The seabed is rocky, which contributes to the high water clarity preferred by snorkelers. Access requires traversing a series of stone steps from the adjacent cliffside paths. Unlike the larger, more urbanized beaches in Blanes, this cove retains a more secluded, rugged character. The beach is maintained as a semi-natural area with limited commercial infrastructure compared to the main municipal beaches.
From the elevated cliff path looking south toward the cove, framing the rock formations against the turquoise water.
Bring water shoes, as the entry into the water is rocky and can be slippery.
Bring snorkeling gear to explore the rocky formations at the edges of the cove.
Visit on a weekday to avoid the high density of visitors arriving from the adjacent Santa Cristina beach.
Attempting to find parking directly at the beach during the peak of summer, as space is extremely limited; walking from the designated garden parking area is necessary.
Topless sunbathing is common and socially accepted, though not mandatory; carry out all trash as there are limited bins on the sand.
