Cala Molins
Description
Cala Molins is a sandy cove in the coastal village of Cala Sant Vicenç in the north of Mallorca.
Beach & Water
The cove impresses with fine sand and strikingly clear, turquoise water. The entry into the sea is gentle and shallow, making swimming comfortable for all abilities. In calm conditions, snorkelling is excellent — fish are easy to spot just beneath the surface. When the wind picks up, however, strong waves can develop. A lifeguard is on duty at the beach.
Atmosphere & Setting
Cala Molins sits on the right-hand side of Cala Sant Vicenç, tucked between dramatic rocky cliffs. The cove is part of a cluster of calas in the area, including Cala Clara and Cala Carbó. On quieter days and outside peak hours, the atmosphere is wonderfully relaxed; during high season and at weekends, the beach can get noticeably busier. Sun loungers and parasols are available to hire. A beach bar and toilets are located near the car park, a short walk from the shore.
Getting Here & Parking
The beach is easy to reach, with a large car park situated directly behind it. Additional free street parking is available nearby. A one-way system operates in the village, so it's worth planning your approach in advance. Accessible parking spaces are provided, and there is a step-free entrance to the beach area.
Facilities & services
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cala Molins good for snorkelling?
Is there a lifeguard at the beach?
Can you hire sun loungers and parasols?
Is there anything to be aware of when driving here?
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