Cala Blanca, Andratx
Cala Blanca is a small rocky cove in Andratx, at Camí Cala Blanca, 1Y. Reaching the water means a steep descent of roughly 60 to 150 metres from the parking area, so sturdy shoes are recommended instead of flip-flops. Parking is available on site or just above the beach, often free, with space for only a few cars or around 20 at the start of the path. Dogs are allowed year-round.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get to Cala Blanca in Andratx and how strenuous is the access?
Cala Blanca in Andratx is reached by a steep descent from the car park. Reviews describe the route as involving a height difference of around 60 m, 100 m or roughly 150 m, depending on the path taken. Sturdy footwear, walking shoes or water shoes are recommended; flip-flops are rather unsuitable for the descent.
Is there parking at Cala Blanca, Andratx?
Yes, according to several reviews there are parking spaces directly at or above the beach. Some mention a small car park with only a few spaces, while others refer to an area for about 20 cars at the start of the path. Several visitors say that parking is free.
Is Cala Blanca, Andratx, suitable for dogs?
Yes, the reviews describe Cala Blanca as dog-friendly, in some cases even as one of the few dog beaches open all year round. It is therefore a place where many visitors are out with their dogs. If you prefer to come without dogs around, you should take this into account when planning.
What facilities are available on site?
Several reviews mention no, or only very few, facilities at Cala Blanca, Andratx. There are no toilets, no showers, no bins and no food or drink service. Beach bars are not mentioned either, so you should bring water and everything else you need yourself.
Is the beach sandy or rather rocky?
According to the reviews, Cala Blanca is more of a rocky or pebbly beach than a sandy one. Several visitors write that there is little or no sand. For longer stays, a beach mat or towel on the stones is often more practical than lying directly on the sand.
Is Cala Blanca suitable for swimming and snorkelling?
In the reviews, the water at Cala Blanca is often described as clear, and snorkelling is mentioned frequently. Some visitors point out that the water gets deep quickly, which is important for confident swimmers. Depending on the season, seaweed or driftwood may also be present.
Is Cala Blanca, Andratx, suitable for families or people with reduced mobility?
The access is steep and uneven, so Cala Blanca in Andratx is not described in the reviews as being barrier-free. The descent is problematic for pushchairs, wheelchairs or people with limited mobility. The small, stony area and the water becoming deep quickly should also be taken into account when planning.
When is the best time to visit Cala Blanca?
Several reviews describe Cala Blanca as quieter outside the high season, while in summer and when boats are present it can get busier. One visitor mentions that the drive from Palma towards Andratx with Google navigation takes about 20 minutes. If you want more space, it is better to come early in the day or in the low season.
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Location
Camí Cala Blanca, 1Y, 07160 Andratx
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