The small coves of Borró d’Enfora and Borró del Mig are among the most natural and unspoilt beaches on the Costa Brava. They sit close together on the Cap Ras coastline, and at low tide you can easily walk between them around a rocky headland.
These beaches are relatively small, with coarse sand mixed with pebbles and surrounded by rocky outcrops and Mediterranean vegetation. The setting feels wild and quiet rather than urban, and they are popular with walkers exploring the coastal paths. The area is also known for its well-preserved natural dunes and clear waters, part of a protected coastal environment.
For swimming, conditions are generally very good if the sea is calm: the water is clear and clean, making it ideal for snorkelling and relaxed bathing. However, entry into the sea can be slightly uneven due to stones and rocks, and there are no lifeguards, so swimmers need to be cautious.
In terms of amenities, these beaches are very basic. There are typically no facilities such as toilets, showers, bars, or sunbed rentals. They are also known as nudist-friendly beaches, with signage indicating restrictions like no dogs.
Overall, they are best suited to visitors looking for a natural swimming spot rather than a serviced, family-oriented beach.
