Els Tres Micos, Caldes d'Estrac
The Local Anchor
The spirit of this elegant shore is anchored in the legacy of Caldes d'Estrac's 19th-century prestige, when the bourgeoisie of Barcelona, drawn by the town's thermal springs, built their magnificent summer retreats along the coast. This history is etched into the very fabric of the promenade, where stunning Modernista houses, with their organic, nature-inspired forms, stand as proud sentinels of a bygone era. After a day spent by the water, the culinary traditions of the Maresme region beckon. Indulge in the local specialty of sweet peas or white beans, or perhaps the fresh catch of the day, sourced directly from the nearby port of Arenys de Mar and expertly prepared at one of the refined beachfront restaurants.
The Landscape
A generous expanse of fine, golden sand slopes gently into the calm, crystalline waters, creating a welcoming embrace for swimmers of all ages. To the north, a breakwater punctuates the coastline, while to the south, the small Riera del Gorg stream marks its natural boundary. The beach runs parallel to the graceful Passeig dels Anglesos, a promenade that invites leisurely strolls beneath the shade of tamarind trees. This harmonious blend of natural beauty and architectural elegance, where the manicured gardens of stately homes meet the untamed beauty of the sea, creates a landscape of unique and enduring charm.