Cap de la Nau

Cap de la Nau projects into the Mediterranean from the eastern coast of Iberia, marking the southern limit of the Gulf of Valencia. The steep, rocky headland is formed largely of limestone and points towards the Balearic Islands. Below the cliffs lies the great Cova dels Orgues, a cave accessible only from the sea. The cape's name, meaning Cape of the Ship, makes a fitting landmark for vessels following the coast between Valencia and the islands.