The hike on the Tudela Plain goes first via Es Camell, an imposing rocky mass that calls to mind a camel sitting facing the sea. It then offers panoramic views over the sea and lunar landscape, which, with its spectacular overlapping of eroded shale and seams of white or pink pegmatite, heavily influenced Dalí. You will find yourself amid thickets of cistus and heather interspersed with cork oaks and junipers, before taking a dip in the waters of Cala Culip.