JAVEA police had to evict around 100 people from a beach which was closed to the public in 2007 due to landslide risks.
Despite warnings signs, iron gates, and fencing, visitors still get into Cala Ambolo every summer to enjoy the remote beach in spite of serious risks to their safety.
The Policia Local heard that a significant number were at the cove on Sunday and moved in to clear them out.
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Officers went down a steep incline to order the beach goers out of the area who had brought a full range of umbrellas, sunbeds, and iceboxes with them.
Javea police said there was a very good reason why the beach has been shut to visitors for 18 years due to the ‘high risk of landslides’.
โIgnoring the closure poses a serious threat to personal safety and can also lead to a fine,โ a Policia Local spokesperson said.
He added that illegal users cannot plead ignorance due to the fences and signage,
They also have to pass through a security post which only allows access to owners of a group of luxury villas.

The Levante newspaper reported that people this summer were climbing iron gates to get to Cala Ambolo and clinging onto railings facing the cliff with a potential fatal drop.
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