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Cala Anguila

Cala Anguila

Manacor · Mallorca

50 m long120 m wide 1 / 10
Manacor
Manacor Mallorca

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The beach

Cala Anguila is a beautiful cove of fine white sand located in Cala Romántica housing estate, in Manacor. It is a popular tourist beach and it was awarded the Blue Flag prize in 2011.

Notes

Popular tourist area. Worth going just to see the impressive stone bridge.

Restaurants

  • Restaurante Cafetería Cala Anguila · 626338738

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What this beach has

Sand · YESStones · NORocks · NOBlue flag · NOShowers · NOLifeguard · YESToilets · YESKiosk/Spa · YESParking · YESWater sports · NONudist · NODisabled access · YESRestaurants · YESPlayground · NOCamping · NOScuba diving · NOFishing allowed · YESHiking · NOPier · NOPets · NO

Photos of Cala Anguila

How to get there

  1. 1
    From Manacor

    Leave Manacor via the Ma 4015 road towards Calas de Mallorca.

  2. 2
    Ma 4014 road to Portocristo

    Continue along the Ma 4015 road for about 8.5 km until it ends and we will have to enter the Ma4014 road on the left towards Portocristo.

  3. 3
    4.3 km along the Ma 4014 road

    We have to continue for just over 4 km towards Portocristo until we reach a diversion on the right with an islet looking like a roundabout and we will continue towards Cala Romántica.

  4. 4
    Marco Polo Avenue

    We will enter Marco Polo Avenue that we must continue almost to the coast, looking for the street called Passeig d'Alfons XII on the left. We will follow it until we find parking. The cove is at the end of the street.

Where it is

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About Manacor

Manacor is a town and a Majorcan municipality located in the east of the island and it is the capital of the Levante region. Manacor is the second largest municipality in Majorca. This municipality has several places of interest of mandatory visit as The Drach caves, which hide inside one of the largest underground lakes in the world where music concerts are performed every day. Manacor is also the birthplace of the world number one tennis player, Rafa Nadal.