Caló de la Bella Dona
Calvià · Mallorca
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The beach
Caló de la Bella Dona is a cove of sand and rocks located in Sol de Mallorca housing estate in Calvià. It is a beautiful, clean and small cove with hidden access.
Notes
The cove access is hidden, it is a path starting at the corner of Embat street with Joan Miró Avenue continuing on the back of a house.
Restaurants
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What this beach has
Photos of Caló de la Bella Dona
How to get there
- 1Palma-Andratx motorway
From Palma-Andratx motorway take exit number 14. At the first roundabout that we find we will follow the first exit, Cala Figuera road.
- 2Several roundabouts
At the second roundabout we will continue by the first exit (which is still Cala Figuera road). At the third roundabout we will take the second exit, Camino de Porrasa. At the fourth roundabout we will follow the first exit, Quevedo street.
- 3Several streets
Once at Quevedo street we will continue up to El Greco street. We will continue along this latter street until we join at the end Notario Alemán Avenue to the right.
- 4Bahía de Palma Avenue
We will continue along Notario Alemán Avenue until we reach a junction and we will continue to the right (Bahía de Palma Avenue) and we will follow along it when it is renamed ( La Rosa street and Mallorca Avenue)
- 5Balear Avenue
Shortly before the end of Mallorca Avenue we will notice how on the left Balear Avenue makes its way. We will follow this street until we get to its junction with Joan Miró and Embat streets. At this crossroads it starts the path which we have to follow walking a few metres to the cove.
- 6Crossing and path
The path is on the corner of Embat street and Joan Miró Avenue. At the beginning it is a concrete path up to the stairs that make the access to the cove easier.
Where it is
Other beaches near Caló de la Bella Dona
About Calvià
Calvià is a Majorcan municipality bordered by Puigpunyent, Estellencs and Palma. At present it is the second most populated area of the entire Balearic archipelago after Palma, and also one of the areas with a large tourist influx. There are approximately 300 days of sunshine and its average temperature is of 27 degrees Celsius in summer and 14 in winter. Its coastline extends from Cabo Andritxol to the area of Ca's Català, Ses Illetes. It is 54 km long with numerous beaches and coves apart from 10 islets. It is provided with a hotel option of more than 230 establishments including luxury hotels, rural houses, marinas, golf courses, athletics tracks, a water park, areas to practise hiking and tennis academies.