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Roques de Cala Major

Roques de Cala Major

Palma · Mallorca

300 m long30 m wide 1 / 12
Palma
Palma Mallorca

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The beach

Roques de Cala Major is a bathing spot of only rocks located just before arriving at San Agustín neighbourhood, in Palma. It's provided with suitable access areas to get out of the water.

Notes

An area exclusively of rocks provided with good access to go out of the water. It's in the heart of Cala Major. It's hard to find place to park.

Restaurants

  • Restaurante Mooncala · 971404310
  • Restaurante Blue · 636149537

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What this beach has

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

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How to get there

  1. 1
    Paseo marítimo Palma (Palma seafront)

    Leave Palma from Paseo Marítimo (Gabriel Roca Avenue) towards Andratx.

  2. 2
    Continue towards Andratx

    Just entering Palma-Andratx motorway we'll take the first exit to Cala Major or Sant Agustí, indicated as exit number 4.

  3. 3
    Joan Miró Avenue

    This exit is Joan Miró street. Roques de Cala Major is approximately at number 305, adjoinig Mooncala restaurant.

  4. 4
    Park

    We'll have to wander the streets in the area to look for parking. The cove access is through a stairway near Mooncala restaurant.

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.