The cache is a Lock & Lock style box containing some small
trade items, a log and pen. At the cache location you're likely to
enjoy a beautiful sea view in solitude.
The best route to the cache starts from the 'Palm Beach'. This
is a nice sandy beach that isn't known very well and not so easily
reached, altough you can get there by car. At the beach you can
park at 37° 31.812N 001° 22.899W. When you are facing the sea the
cache can be reached by following one of two possible paths that
begin at the right egde of the beach.
The first path you can follow is the one that follows the coast
line. This is the more difficult route, but also the most enjoyable
route. This route requires climbing over some small rocks and near
the end a small climb to reach the plateau.
The second path has the same starting point a the right edge of
the beach, but goes up immediately, to reach the plateau and is
pretty flat from there on. So if you're doing this cache with kids
this would be the preferred route.
So you can choose one of the paths or use one to get to the
cache and the other to get back to the beach. As the cache is
located in a cove it is also reachable by boat.
After the cache has been found you can celibrate it with a drink
in the little cafe at the top of the mountain at the other side of
the beach.
In the photo section below you can find a spoiler photo if
needed and the decrypted hint text will provide some more info
about this picture.
We, Team Juniper, don't live in Spain, but my wive's parents do.
They both know what geocaching is and have done several with us in
the Murcia region. My father-in-law goes frequently to this beach
and will keep an eye on it when we are not in Spain on holidays (2
to three times a year).