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Caló de Son Caios

Caló de Son Caios

Palma · Mallorca

70 m long30 m wide 1 / 12
Palma
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The beach

Caló de son Caios is a small cove of rocks located in Ca'n Pastilla neighbourhood, Palma. There's a walkway all along this place and not so crowded as there are some sand beaches around.

Notes

Cove composed of rocks suitable for water sports.

Restaurants

  • Restaurante Puro Beach · 971425450

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What this beach has

Sand · NOStones · YESRocks · YESBlue flag · NOShowers · NOLifeguard · NOToilets · NOKiosk/Spa · NOParking · YESWater sports · YESNudist · NODisabled access · NORestaurants · YESPlayground · NOCamping · NOScuba diving · YESFishing allowed · YESHiking · NOPier · NOPets · NO

Photos of Caló de Son Caios

How to get there

  1. 1
    Palma-Santanyí motorway

    Leave Palma towards Santanyí. We'll take the exit to the airport, exit 7. Once in this stretch of the motorway take the next exit, exit 7A to Cala Estància.

  2. 2
    Stop sign to the left

    We'll arrive at a Stop sign, we'll go on towards Cala Estància, to the left.

  3. 3
    C'an Pastilla way

    We'll go along this street, Camino de Ca'n Pastilla, up to the beach promenade where we'll continue to the right. We'll follow the coastline passing a yacht club and Cala Estància beach.

  4. 4
    Continue along the sea

    We must follow the coastline up to a restaurant on the left-hand side. Immediately after we'll see 'el Caló de son Caios', at Pagell street.

Where it is

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About Palma

Palma is a municipality, a town, both the capital city of the island of Majorca and the autonomous region of the Balearic Islands, bordering by the coast on Calvià and Llucmajor. Palma has got 421,900 inhabitants registered on a surface of 208 km2. Palma is a city that offers the visitor many possibilties as visiting emblematic and historical buildings, museums, sports, beaches, retaurants and nightlife. The beaches in Palma are varied, from the mythical 'Platja de Palma' which is a sandy area of several kilometres long, going through rock areas to small sand and rock coves. The beaches in Palma are frequented both by locals and tourists.