Cala Beltran
Llucmajor · Mallorca
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The beach
Cala Beltran is a narrow rocky cove just west of Cala Pi. It seems a small stream filled with vegetation, his mouth is full of large stones; from the shore there are 200 metersof calm waters flanked by two cliffs that make a winding path to reach the sea.
Notes
We recommend arriving from the path that starts at Cala Pi. The start is behind the fishermen's huts with steps carved into the rock. The climb is difficult but then it is an easy walk of about 15 minutes along the coast.
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What this beach has
Photos of Cala Beltran
How to get there
- 1From Palma
From Palma-Llucmajor motorway take exit number 13. Follow the road to Cap Blanc, there are indications to Cala Pi continuously.
- 2Cala Pi
Once we get to Cala Pi, we will down the stairs to the beach. Continue to the fishermen's huts and find a staircase carved into the rock that's just behind. There is a painted orange markings.
- 3Rise and trail
There are about 20 meters of difficult ascent but once past this stage the rest is easy. There is a path along the coast.
- 4Several paths
You will find several paths crossing, but we must continue always by the coast. There is usually some rocks painted of orange color. This path is used by many hikers and people doing nordic walking. The cove is just 20 minutes from the ascent.
Where it is
Other beaches near Cala Beltran
About Llucmajor
Llucmajor is the most extensive municipality in Majorca. It belongs to the Migjorn region. It is bordered by Palma, Algaida, Montuiri, Porreras and Campos. It has very touristic urban nuclei as Cala Pi, Cala Blava and El Arenal. In Llucmajor there is a diversity of architectural monuments that can be visited, such as Capocorb Vell Talayotic settlement, the Sanctuary of Nostra Senyora de Gràcia or its town hall from the 19th century. In Llucmajor there is a 400 km bicycle touring network, the biggest in Majorca.
