Portugal
Cala MontjoiRoses
opasnodanas izložen mrtvom moru u lice (razina grada)
- prozor
- Get in right after sunrise: by nine the holiday complex empties onto the beach and by midday the sea breeze is up. Water runs 12.7 C in February and 23.3 C in August; September and October give the best mix of visibility and warmth. Night is out — spearfishing is banned from sunset to sunrise across Spain.
- plima
- The Mediterranean tide moves some twenty centimetres — for hunting it makes no difference. What counts is different: after rain the Muga and the Fluvià push turbidity into the bay of Roses and it drifts southwest along the shore. The permanent flow hugs the slope further out; inside the cove you can ignore it.
- zaklon
- Montjoi bay faces east-southeast, and all its shelter comes from the Tramuntana: the north wind drops off the land over the Norfeu ridge and leaves the water flat and clean along the shore. The Llevant, roughly the 50 to 160 degree sector, walks straight in through the mouth, and inside there is nowhere to hide.
- uvjeti
- Come with Tramuntana or a light westerly: on those days you get 15-25 metres along the rocky sides of the cove. With Llevant, especially around 90 degrees, the place shuts down — the surge stirs the sand at the head of the bay and visibility drops to two or three metres. From 14 August 2026 you need the free Cap de Creus park permit.
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