Coves sheltered from the siroco

The siroco (xaloc) is the wind that blows from the south-east. These coves open to the sea on another side, so with siroco the wind reaches them from the land and the water stays still. If it blows very hard a swell can still come in: check today's conditions.

We include the coves whose mouth faces away from the siroco (more than 90° between the cove's orientation and the south-east).

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