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Cala sa Nau

Cala sa Nau

Felanitx · Mallorca

80 m long50 m wideBlue flagrecommended beach 1 / 12
Felanitx
Felanitx Mallorca

Weather in Felanitx

Today ☁️ 25° 15° Cloudy
Monday ☁️ 24° 17° Cloudy
Tuesday 🌤️ 26° 17° Partly cloudy
Wednesday ☁️ 26° 17° Cloudy
Thursday ☁️ 25° 18° Cloudy

The beach

Sa Nau Cove is a sand, stone and rock cove located between Potopetro and Portocolom,Felanitx. It's a small cove shaded by pine trees.

Notes

Highly recommended cove. Live music on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Restaurants

  • Restaurante Cala sa Nau · Cocina de mercado · 637833276

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What this beach has

Sand · YESStones · YESRocks · YESBlue flag · YESShowers · YESLifeguard · YESToilets · NOKiosk/Spa · NOParking · YESWater sports · NONudist · NODisabled access · YESRestaurants · YESPlayground · NOCamping · NOScuba diving · YESFishing allowed · YESHiking · NOPier · NOPets · NO

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How to get there

  1. 1
    From Felanitx

    Leave Felanitx driving along Rei Jaume I (Ma 14 road) towards C'as Concos.

  2. 2
    Es Carritxó towards s'Horta

    On Ma 14 road, two km before reaching C'as Concos a detour towards Es Carritxó (Ma 4016 road) opens on the left.

  3. 3
    S'Horta

    On ma 4016 we will find a signal to s'Horta. We'll take this detour.

  4. 4
    Two streets

    We'll go along Marçal street that will take us to l'Horta Avenue.

  5. 5
    At Horta Avenue

    On l'Horta Avenue we'll see a path opening on the left with a signal to Cala sa Nau. We'll follow the signs to the end of the road. There is parking.

Where it is

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About Felanitx

Felanitx is a Majorcan municipality bordering on the coast with Santanyí and Manacor. Felanitx has got little coastline and its coves never cease to impress its visitors. Some of them are in urban areas and to reach them we must go through enabled pedestrian paths in private lands. Felanitx stands out for its wine and 'els cavallets' which is a popular dance since the beginning of the 17th century. It's composed by a group of children aged between 10 and 13. This dance is usually performed in the parish church or convent in the days of the patron Saint Margalida and in the feast of San Agustí.