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Cala Moltó
Description
Cala Moltó is a small, rocky natural cove near Cala Ratjada in the north-east of Mallorca.
Water & Nature
The water at Cala Moltó is remarkably clear and transparent. The cove sits nestled among rocky surroundings and offers calm conditions that are well suited to snorkelling — small fish are easy to spot in the crystal-clear shallows. The shoreline is predominantly rocky, with sand only appearing in small patches between the stones. Water shoes are strongly recommended, as the rocks can have sharp edges.
Character & Atmosphere
Cala Moltó is considerably quieter than the nearby and much-visited Cala Agulla. Its secluded position, lack of facilities, and a slightly demanding approach all help to keep visitor numbers low. There are no toilets or any other amenities on site. The cove is also used as a nudist spot.
Location & Getting There
The cove lies at Diseminado Cala Agulla, 557T, within the municipality of Capdepera. It can be reached on foot from Cala Agulla along a stony path — flip-flops are not suitable for the walk. The cove is also easily accessible from the sea. There is no signposted road access directly to the cove by car.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to Cala Moltó?
The cove is accessible on foot from Cala Agulla, as well as from the sea. There is no signposted road leading directly to the cove by car.
Is Cala Moltó a nudist beach?
Part of the cove's visitors do use it as a nudist spot, though it is not officially designated as such.
Are there toilets or refreshments at Cala Moltó?
No — there are no facilities of any kind on site, neither toilets nor food and drink.
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Location
Diseminado Cala Agulla, 557T, 07590
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