Taballera

Cala Taballera is getting a mooring-buoy field of its own, run directly by the Cap de Creus park authority and free of charge. The park's three existing recreational fields elsewhere in the reserve, at Montjoi, La Pelosa and Jóncols, are fee-bearing and run by the local town hall; Taballera's will be neither. It is the one point on this stretch of Mar d'Amunt coast with a regulation written specifically in its name.

Taballera sits on Cap de Creus's Mar d'Amunt shore, a cove placed on the park's own 2025 map between the Tres Frares and Galladera cluster to the west and Cala Galladera to the east. CIPS Dive and Cap de Creus Dive, the two Port de la Selva centres that share this coast's dive roster, list it as pin eight.

Anyone mooring a boat at Cala Taballera in July or August works within a two-vessel cap, one of the two under seven metres. Outside the buoy field, free anchoring anywhere on this coast is limited to two consecutive nights, the same park-wide rule that applies here as everywhere else. Depth, conditions and the best season for this specific point are not documented; confirm all three with the centre running the dive before booking. Cala Taballera is also a known beach, reached on foot from El Port de la Selva, but that overland route is not a documented way into the water.