Description

Cala Manacor is a small, tranquil cove near Manacor in Mallorca, with crystal-clear water and a wonderfully unspoilt natural setting.

Water & Nature

The water at Cala Manacor is exceptionally clear, making it ideal for both swimming and snorkelling. Seen from above, the cove displays stunning colours, and the seabed near the entrance can take on a vivid green hue depending on the wind. The surrounding landscape is natural and largely untouched by development.

Character & Atmosphere

This is a small, peaceful cove that sees far fewer visitors than better-known beaches — a real find for anyone after a relaxed, local feel. The approach is a little tricky to navigate, but the reward is a truly scenic spot well worth the effort.

Getting There & Access

There is a car park at the entrance to the area, from which a staircase of around 60 steps leads down to the beach. The cove can also be reached by following your sat-nav, and it sits just a short distance from the town centre.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get from the car park down to the beach?
From the car park at the entrance, a staircase of around 60 steps leads you straight down to the cove.
Is Cala Manacor good for snorkelling?
Yes — the clear water makes the cove well suited to both swimming and snorkelling.
How busy does the cove get?
Cala Manacor is considerably quieter than many other beaches in the area, offering a more relaxed and local atmosphere.

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