Caló des Moro
A small bay framed by pines and cliffs, its emerald water one of Mallorca's most photogenic sights.
Caló des Moro lies near Cala s'Almunia on the southeast coast. It is a small sandy cove only about 30 meters wide, with pines growing on the rock walls on either side and water so clear you can see the seabed. Thanks to social media it has become famous, so summer brings large crowds and limited beach space. Going early in the morning is recommended. The car park is near Cala s'Almunia, and from there it is a 15–20 minute walk, the last section on rock steps. There are no facilities at all, so bring your own water and food. The fishermen's boathouses at nearby Cala s'Almunia are also worth a look.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Cala Mondragó
- Es Trenc
- Cabrera Archipelago National Park
- Caves of Drach
- Caves of Hams
- Palma Aquarium
- S'Albufera Natural Park
- Caves of Artà