Cala d'Aligusta is between Teulada cape and d'Aligusta point, to W side of cape. It is inside the military polygon of Teulada cape.
It is a very small cove, very open to W winds. The small pebble beach is full of fragments brought by the storms.
La cala d'Aligastro has a cave that that you can visit during the dive.
Anchorage in about 10 m.
2012/10/25
Update
Joëlle
Cala d'Aligusta se trouve entre le cap Teulada et la pointe d'Aligusta, sur la côte W du cap. Elle est à l'intérieur du polygone militaire du cap Teulada.
C'est une toute petite anse, très exposée aux vents d'W. La petite plage de galets est pleine de débris apportés par les tempêtes.
A l'anse d'Aligastro se trouve une grotte que l'on peut visiter en plongée.
On peut mouiller par 10 m environ.
2012/10/25
Update
Joëlle
Cala D'Aligusta si trova tra il capo Teulada e la punta d'Alista, nella costa W dal capo. E' all'interno del poligono militare di Capo Teulada.
E' una piccololina cala, molto esposta ai venti occidentali. La La piccola spiaggia di sassi è piena di rifiuti portati dalle mareggiate.
La cala d'Aligastro ha una grotta che si puo visitare in immersione.
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