This beautiful cove, with 185 metres long and close to Playa de Monsul, was named after the shape of the coastline, a sandy half-moon with rocky formations on both sides that gives shade and shelter. With its transparent water, little caves and fine sand, this beautiful landscape is frequently overcrowded during the weekends and the Summer, but it is nearly never full of people.

This precious place was used for the shooting of ‘Simbad and the Eye of the Tiger‘ (Sam Wanamaker, 1977), in the scene where the main character and his sailors disembark looking for help to heal one of them.