A dirt-path walk over Coll de Síller, with Cala Molins and Cala Carbó as the coastal focus.
A walk with a coastal destination
The municipal Síller route gives Cala Sant Vicenç a walking approach over Coll de Síller. Its interest lies in the change from open ground to the coves and the profile of Cavall Bernat. Cala Molins and Cala Carbó help give the outing a clear identity beyond simply going for a walk.
This is a self-guided experience, not an organised tour. Use the municipality's route sheet for the actual course and current local advice. The published difficulty is low, with dirt-path terrain; that rating does not establish a paved, step-free or pushchair-friendly route.
Allow time for your own pace
The municipality estimates approximately two hours for the route. The saved duration uses that published walking estimate, with beach time, meals and longer rests additional. Decide how much of the day you want to give the outing before setting off.
Wear suitable walking footwear and carry the supplies you need rather than relying on finding them during the walk. Keep to the described route and assess whether everyone in the group can manage uneven ground and ascent. If the walk no longer suits the group's ability or conditions, choose a separate visit to the destination rather than improvising a cliffside shortcut.