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A tiny medieval chapel built directly into limestone cliffs near Bosherston, Pembrokeshire, Wales, considered one of the smallest ancient chapels in Britain.

Nanjizal is a remote cove near Land's End, west Cornwall, known for a natural coastal arch called the Song of the Sea eroded into its cliff face.

Cala Saladeta is a small inlet on the northwest coast of Ibiza, Spain, located adjacent to the larger Cala Salada bay. The cove has a rocky seabed and is backed by pine-covered hills with minimal development. It is reached by a short path from the parking area serving both Cala Salada and Cala Salad...

Porthgwarra is a small cove and former fishing hamlet on the south coast of the Penwith peninsula in west Cornwall, England, situated between Porthcurno and Land's End. A pair of tunnels, hand-cut through the surrounding rock, allow pedestrian access to the beach and were historically used by fisher...

Cala Salada is a bay on the northwest coast of Ibiza, Spain, consisting of a sandy beach backed by pine-covered hills. The water is clear and relatively shallow, with a rocky seabed that supports marine life visible to snorkelers. A smaller adjacent cove, Cala Saladeta, can be reached on foot from C...

Shark Cove (Pupukea Beach Park) is a rocky inlet on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii, located between Waimea Bay and Banzai Pipeline. The cove is formed by lava rock formations that create natural tide pools sheltered from open ocean swells, particularly during summer months when surf is calmer. It i...

Kimmeridge Bay is a small bay located on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, England, forming a part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. The bay is geologically significant for its exposed Kimmeridge Clay rock strata, which yield abundant fossils. It also hosts a marine reserve and is a popular de...

Clogher Cove is a rocky inlet on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, on Ireland’s Atlantic coast. The cove is surrounded by exposed rock, steep coastal terrain, and open-water conditions that give it a rugged character; it forms part of the coastal landscape around Clogher Head and the western Din...

Bossiney Cove is a secluded beach near Tintagel, north Cornwall, accessible only via a steep cliff descent and set within a dramatic collapsed sea cave.

Cala Feola is a cove on the western end of Ponza Island, Italy, in the Pontine archipelago. It is known for the Piscine Naturali, a series of natural seawater pools formed by the volcanic rock along the shoreline. The cove has both a small sandy area and rocky platforms for sunbathing. Visitors acce...

Jade Cove is a beach near Gorda on California's Big Sur coast, within the Los Padres National Forest. It is notable for the presence of nephrite jade that can be found along the shoreline. Collecting jade from the beach is permitted under forest service regulations. The cove requires a steep descent...

Prussia Cove is a small, rocky coastal inlet located on the Mount's Bay coastline near Marazion in Cornwall, England. The area comprises several small coves and a shingle beach, historically notorious as a base for smuggling operations during the 18th and 19th centuries. It was named after John Cart...

St Peter's Pool is a natural limestone swimming pool on the southeastern coast of Malta, near the fishing village of Marsaxlokk. It consists of flat rock shelves worn by the sea into a sheltered basin popular for swimming, snorkeling, and cliff-jumping. The site is accessible only on foot via a coas...

Cala Fuili is a cove near the town of Cala Gonone on the eastern coast of Sardinia, Italy. The beach consists of pebbles and sand and is located at the mouth of a narrow limestone gorge. It is accessible by a short walking trail from a parking area and by boat from Cala Gonone's harbor. The cove is...

Hartland Quay is a coastal area on the Atlantic coast of North Devon, England. Originally constructed in the 16th century, the historic harbor was repeatedly destroyed by powerful storms and eventually abandoned in the 19th century. The site is now heavily visited by geologists and hikers for its dr...

Cala Deià is a small cove on Mallorca's northwestern coast, situated below the village of Deià in the Tramuntana mountain range. The cove has a pebble and shingle beach with a rocky shoreline. Deià has historically attracted artists and writers, most notably the English poet and novelist Robert Grav...

Mullion Cove is a small harbour settlement on the western coast of the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, England. The harbour's stone pier was constructed in the late 1890s to provide shelter for fishing boats and is now owned and maintained by the National Trust. The surrounding area has a history of p...

Combesgate Beach is a small sandy cove located on the north Devon coast, approximately 1.6 kilometers south of Woolacombe. The beach is accessible primarily via a footpath crossing National Trust-owned Morte Point, a rugged headland that provides shelter from prevailing winds. The cove is backed by...

Cala Fighera is a sheltered cove located on the southern coast of Sardinia, Italy. It sits a few kilometers from the city of Cagliari and is characterized by its clear water and rocky seabed. The site is frequented by locals and tourists for swimming and snorkeling due to its accessible coastal envi...

Lamorna Cove is a small granite-framed inlet on the south coast of West Cornwall, England, near Penzance. Its former granite quarry shaped the local harbor and supplied stone for regional and maritime construction. The cove is also associated with the Newlyn School and the later Lamorna artists’ col...

Cala Canutells is a small residential cove located on the southeast coast of Menorca, Spain. It is sheltered by rocky headlands and features calm, shallow turquoise waters. The shoreline is characterized by low-rise development, maintaining a quiet environment for its residents and visitors. This co...

Cala Molí is a small rocky cove situated on the southwest coast of Ibiza, Spain. It is distinguished by its clear waters and traditional whitewashed fishermen's boathouses that line the shore. The cove is recognized for its scenic qualities and is a popular spot for watching the sunset. It appeals t...

Pirates Cove is a small, secluded beach situated near the community of Avila Beach in San Luis Obispo County, California. Nestled at the base of rugged sandstone cliffs, the cove is historically known as a clothing-optional destination along the Central Coast. It is accessed via a steep trail from t...

Cala Mosca is a small rocky cove located just south of the city of Cagliari on the island of Sardinia, Italy. It is accessible via a coastal footpath and is bordered by a rocky shoreline. The cove is popular with locals who use it as an accessible urban swimming spot. Its proximity to Cagliari makes...

Binibèquer Vell is a purpose-built village located on the south coast of Menorca, Spain. It was constructed in the 1970s to replicate the appearance of a traditional whitewashed Mediterranean fishing settlement. The village features a scenic, rocky cove and narrow streets designed for pedestrian use...

Cala Morlanda is a small rocky natural cove near S'Illot on Mallorca's eastern coast, within the municipality of Manacor. Unlike a broad sandy beach, it is defined by exposed rock and a narrow shoreline, and the clear water is used for swimming and snorkeling. The cove is of interest to visitors who...

Queen's Bath is a natural tide pool formed in lava rock near Princeville on the northern coast of Kauai, Hawaii. Ocean water enters the pool through openings in the surrounding rock, and conditions vary sharply with tides and surf. Although the site can appear calm during periods of low summer swell...