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Beaches in Artà

Cala Dèntol

It is a stone entrance, with difficult access, where vegetation, rocks and sea create a fantastic landscape.

Cala es Matzoc

Completely unspoilt beach of golden sand and stones, often covered with Posidonia and surrounded by one of the best-preserved pine forests in the area.

Cala Estret

Cala Estret is a wide cove of cobblestones and coarse sand.

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Cala Estreta

This stone cove is an ideal spot for diving, given the clarity of its waters and richness of marine life.

Cala Mata

This is a small cove in the shape of a horseshoe, about 250 metres long and narrow in width.

Cala Mitjana

Rustic sandy cove.

Cala Torta

It is one of the most well-known family-friendly beaches in Europe, and together with the pure, crystal-clear waters, it makes it a very attractive place.

Caló d'En Sureda

Inlets and outlets of rocks forming small coves with shallow waters and little occupancy.

Caló D'Es Cans

Open cove formed at the mouth of the d'Es Cocó torrent, forming a pebble beach, with vegetation right at the water's edge.

Caló d'Es Parral

Small urban beach with coarse sand and pebbles formed at the mouth of the d'Es Parral torrent, following Cala Estret.

Es Caló

It is a section within the bay of Alcudia, consisting of low cliffs with small coves and caves that give it a special charm, with fine white sands mixed with gravels of greyish tones.

S'Arenalet d'Aubarca

Beach located near Cabo Farrutx, an area with spectacular cliffs.

Sa Cánova

Sa Cánova Beach is one of the last large virgin beaches in Mallorca. The Public Use and Coastal and Dunes Protection Project of Sa Canova is underway.

Sa Font Salada

Deep sandy stretch where the Es Castellot torrent flows, reachable by walking along the rugged coastline.