Cabo Gros, à l'E de la baie de Palamos, est un promontoire escarpé. La côte qui lui fait suite jusqu'au cap San Sebastian, présente une succession d'anses séparées par des pointes. Les plus importantes, qui servent d'abri pour les navires côtiers, sont près du cap Gros et près du cap San Sebastian.
Entre ces groupes d'anses, la côte est débordée par un ensemble de rochers appelés Las Hormigas, dont le bord extérieur est à 0,7 MN du rivage.
2012/06/29
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Jojo
Cabo Gros, E Palamos bay, is a steep headland. Coast following it to Cape San Sebastian, has a succession of coves separated by peaks. Most important, which provide shelter for coastal vessels are near Gros Cap and near Cape San Sebastian.
Between these groups coves, the coast is overrun by a group of rocks called Las Hormigas, whose outer edge is at 0.7 NM from shore.
Palamos bay is limited W by Cabo de Rocas Planas and E Punta de Palamos or del Molino.Palamos harbour lies in the NE part of the bay.Dangers: a rock with a depth of 3,4 m (Lloja or Loja de Palamos) lies about 0,5 NM SW of Punta del Molino and is marked by a lighted beacon.
Palamos has two harbours - one within the fishing harbour at the northern end of the bay, and another round the corner to the North. Both are very full all the time.
T. 972 601 000F. 972 602 266M. info@marinapalamos.com866 b. (<30 m)
Punta del Molino is the S extremity of a small peninsula on wich the town stands. A lighthouse is shown, 8 m high, standing in this point.La Galera, a steep-to islet, lies close SE of Punta del Molino.
Las Hormigas (Islas Formigues) is a group of 16 rocks located at 3 NM of Palamos port, between Palafurgell of Catella and Palamos. Formed of bare rocks, almost devoid of vegetation, they can be virtually hidden when the sea is rough. This is why a light ...
Located between Punta d'en Planch and Cabo San Sebastian, the small Llafranc cove is bordered by a beautiful sandy beach and offers on its E side the Llafranc yacht club.
Cabo Gros, à l'E de la baie de Palamos, est un promontoire escarpé. La côte qui lui fait suite jusqu'au cap San Sebastian, présente une succession d'anses séparées par des pointes. Les plus importantes, qui servent d'abri pour les navires côtiers, sont près du cap Gros et près du cap San Sebastian.
