Description

Cala de n'Pina is an unspoilt little cove in Cala Pedruscada, Mallorca — rocky, peaceful and reached via the coastal path.

Rocks, Seagrass and Clear Water

The cove consists of a tiny strip of shore covered in seagrass, with jagged rocks stretching out into the sea. A ladder has been fixed to the rocks to make getting into the water a little easier. As sea urchins are present on the seabed, water shoes are well worth wearing. This is not a classic sandy beach — its appeal lies in its raw, untouched atmosphere.

Coastal Path & Surroundings

Cala de n'Pina sits right on the coastal path that leads towards Cala Ratjada. The path is walkable on foot and fits neatly into a longer coastal hike. A hotel sits directly beside the cove, with its own steps leading down to the water and a clear view over the bay — which may limit the sense of seclusion somewhat.

How to Find It

The cove is located at Av. dels Pins 61A in Cala Pedruscada. If you're walking the coastal path, you'll pass right by it.

Facilities & services

Good for
Families with children

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cala de n'Pina a sandy beach?
No. There is a tiny strip of shore with seagrass and rocks — it is not a classic sandy beach.
Is there anything to be aware of when swimming?
Sea urchins are present on the seabed, so water shoes are recommended. A ladder is fixed to the rocks to make it easier to get into the water.
Can the cove be reached via the coastal path?
Yes, the coastal path runs directly past the cove and connects it in the direction of Cala Ratjada.

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Location

Av. dels Pins, 61A, 07590 Cala Pedruscada
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