MAJORCA - CAPDEPERA

Capdepera is a key point for beach and nature lovers:

Cala Agulla.
Placed in a beatiful setting surrounded by pinewoods and transparent waters. This cove has a special charm, boasting spectacular views of the open sea, a precious sight to behold.

Son Moll.
This cove is situated a few meters distance from the center of Cala Rajada.

Font de Sa Cala.
In the summer season an splendid water source flows all the time. This beach is well connected through a local city bus network and with a tourist train that joins the beach with the town of Cala Rajada.

Canyamel.
Reaching this beach is possible through a secondary rural road that starts at Cala Rajada. Besides the charm of the landscape it offers an extra appeal for visitors: The caves, that were discovered by French geologist Martell in 1876, the explorations of which were in ward of Archduke Louis Salvator of Austria.

Cala Mesquida.
Cala Mesquida is a fine sandy beach surrounded by pine forests and cliffs. There are two possible ways to get there: By car going through the secondary road of Capdepera or to go walking from the neighbouring beach of Cala Agulla following the indicated directions.

Cala Moltó.
Cala Moltó is an unspoilt nudist beach of 30mts long with a rocky seabed and it is situated next to Cala Agulla beach.

Cala Torta and Es canons de Artá.
Extremely beatiful and peaceful beaches, best suited for nature-lovers.

Aladerm.
This small 60x15 beach is ideal for those wanting seclusion and tranquility. It is a few meters distance from Sa Font de sa cala beach.

Cala Gat.
This cosy beach, which is 70mts long and 20mts wide, is located in a residential area; it is well integrated into the landscape, as most of the vegetation from the pine grove that surrounds it has been preserved.