Cala Bota
Manacor · Mallorca
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The beach
Cala Bota is a small cove of stones located near Cales de Mallorca in Manacor. There is a nice hike going across a private property (finca C'an Roig). Depending on the time of year a small pool of waters dragged by the torrent can be seen.
Notes
Wear good shoes for the over 2 km stony path. You can only go by the enabled path as the land is private property.
Restaurants
Nearby restaurants NO RESTAURANTS CLOSE TO THIS AREA
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What this beach has
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How to get there
- 1From Manacor
Leave Manacor towards Calas de Mallorca along Camí de Son Fortessa, which a kilometre forward will be called Ma 4015 road.
- 2Ma 4015 road
Follow the ma 4015 road for several km. Pass the road that crosses it perpendicularly until we can't follow straight on.This road is the ma 4014 road.
- 3Junction with the Ma 4014 road
At the junction with the ma 4014 road we must continue to the right, towards Cales de Mallorca.
- 4Diversion towards Cala Antena
On the Ma 4014 road we will travel for 3 km up to the diversion towards Cala Antena. We have to follow this road for 2.2 km up to a new left diversion which we will take. At the entrance to this narrow road there is a small forecourt.
- 5Stony path
We will enter this new way of stones and move forward for about 200 metres. Here a private property begins, Finca C'an Roig.
- 6Park the vehicle
At the entrance to this property we must leave the vehicle. At the gate there is an enabled place to let bicycles and tourists go through. We follow this wide and well cobbled way for about a kilometre and a half.
- 7Walking
Follow the main road until the first turning to the right. It is the path that has a slope towards the sea. Straight reach Cala Bota.
Where it is
Other beaches near Cala Bota
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.
