Caló d´en Rafelino
Manacor · Mallorca
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The beach
Es Caló d'en Rafelino is a cove of stone and rocks located in the most southern area of Cala Morlanda housing estate, in Manacor. It is a place where there are rocks between one and a half metre and two metres high from where some people jump into the sea. The area with stones is quite uncomfortable.
Notes
It is advisable to wear good shoes because of the short walk. Two clear different areas, one of stones and another one of rocks.
Restaurants
Nearby restaurants NO RESTAURANTS CLOSE TO THIS AREA
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What this beach has
Photos of Caló d´en Rafelino
How to get there
- 1From Portocristo
Leave Portocristo towards Son Servera via the Ma 4023 road.
- 2Detour towards Cala Morlanda
Within a few kilometres we will turn right whenever we see some indication signs towards Cala Morlanda and Cala Moraia.
- 3Ma 4025 road
This detour is the Ma 4025 road. We will continue until we get to the coast. We will park near the sea.
- 4Path
We will continue walking to the right along the coast. We will go past Cala Morlanda and in 10 minutes we will be reaching Caló d'en Rafelino.
Where it is
Other beaches near Caló d´en Rafelino
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.
