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Cala Egos is a small public beach in Cala d'Or, Mallorca, at C. de sa Marina 57D. The sandy cove is about 20 x 50 metres and roughly 20 metres wide, set between 2 hotel complexes; umbrellas and sunloungers cover around 60% of the beach. It is under 10 minutes on foot from Cala d'Or centre, and parking was still available nearby in late August. The cove offers clear water, shallow sections for children, and rocks with ladders for swimming or snorkelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is access to Cala Egos free and how big is the beach?
Yes, the public beach at Cala Egos is freely accessible according to reviews. Several visitors describe it as small, about 20 x 50 metres or roughly 20 metres wide. It lies between two hotel complexes, so the usable area is limited. It is handy for a short swim stop, but for a full beach day you should keep the size in mind.
When is the best time to visit Cala Egos?
Several reviews recommend an early visit, especially in high season. Around 12:00 the beach was described as very busy, while in early April it was much quieter. Another point: because of the surrounding buildings, the sun reportedly disappears by about 15:00 according to one review. For more shade and peace, the morning is therefore worthwhile.
Is there parking and how do you get to Cala Egos?
According to reviews, Cala Egos is easy to reach on foot: from the Cala d’Pou / Es Forti area it is about 5 minutes, and from the car park near the minigolf about 10 minutes. From the centre of Cala d’Or to the harbour path, less than 10 minutes was also mentioned. The Ting Ting tourist train is also mentioned; it runs hourly and costs 5 € for adults and 2.50 € for children.
Is Cala Egos suitable for children and non-swimmers?
Several visitors describe the beach as family-friendly because the water starts off shallow in parts. At the same time, it is also mentioned that it gets deep quickly further out. For children or non-swimmers, the area close to the shore is therefore best. As always by the sea, you should check the conditions on site, especially in wind or waves.
Can you snorkel, swim or jump from rocks in Cala Egos?
Yes, the reviews mention clear water, many fish and good snorkelling conditions. There are also rock and cliff areas with jumping spots, some from about 1 m to over 10 m high. Several visitors also mention ladders and platforms in the water that help you get back out. For such activities, sturdy shoes on the rocks are often useful.
What facilities are there on site?
The reviews mainly mention the beach location and the proximity to restaurants and shops. At the same time, it is reported that the infrastructure can be limited and that some hotel facilities are only accessible to guests. Public toilets, showers or a fully complete service are not confirmed consistently. For a longer stay, it is sensible to bring water and the essentials.
Is Cala Egos better for a short stop or a full beach day?
Many reviews suggest that Cala Egos is especially suitable for a short visit, a swim or snorkelling. The beach is small, about 20 x 50 metres, and can fill up quickly in high season. If you want to stay longer, you should arrive early and plan for the limited space. In the low season, several visitors say it is much quieter.
How is Cala Egos located in relation to hotels and afternoon shade?
Cala Egos lies between two hotel complexes, which is explicitly mentioned in several reviews. As a result, the shade on the beach can disappear earlier; one visitor wrote that the sun is gone by about 15:00. This is useful for planning lunch breaks and swimming time. If you want shade, you should therefore come in the morning or bring sun protection.

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C. de sa Marina, 57D, 07691 Cala d'Or
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