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Cala Cap Falcó
Description
Cala Cap Falcó is a secluded, small rocky cove on the south-west coast of Mallorca.
Character & Water
The cove sits nestled in a gorge-like setting of cliffs and pine trees that offer patches of shade. When conditions are good, the water is clear, and the shallow areas close to the shore are well suited to snorkelling. Near the water's edge it can be a little murky, so it's worth wading in a bit further before diving under.
Peace & Atmosphere
Away from the busier beaches in the area, Cala Cap Falcó has a quietly secluded feel. If you're after a calm moment by the water, this is the spot — the cove sees relatively few visitors, especially outside the peak summer months.
Location & Access
The cove falls under the postcode 07181. Access is via a flight of steps, so if you're travelling with a pushchair or have limited mobility, it's worth bearing this in mind, as the steps are the only direct route down to the beach. There is a small free car park on the road above. Do make sure to take any valuables with you when you leave the car.
Food & Drink
A small beach bar was once a fixture here and was well regarded for its atmosphere, food, and drinks. It is no longer in operation, so it's best to bring your own supplies.
Facilities & services
Good forFamilies with children
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there shade on the beach?
Yes, pine trees provide shade in parts of the beach area. As the cove sits in a gorge-like setting, though, the amount of direct sun varies quite a bit depending on the time of day and time of year.
Is the cove good for snorkelling?
Yes, conditions for snorkelling are good here. Right at the water's edge it can be a touch murky, but the water clears up once you head in a little further.
Is there still a beach bar on site?
The former beach bar is no longer in operation. It's a good idea to bring your own food and drinks.
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