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Cala Morlanda
Description
Cala Morlanda is a small, rocky natural cove on Mallorca, close to S'Illot on the island's east coast.
Water, Rocks and Underwater Life
The water at Cala Morlanda is crystal clear and a stunning turquoise blue. The cove is well regarded as a snorkelling spot, with an impressive underwater world to explore: fish, rocky seabeds and sea caves all make it well worth slipping below the surface. If you're confident in deeper water, you can dive through a sea cave. Cliff jumping is also possible here. The sheltered position of the cove keeps the water calm and inviting.
Rocky Access Rather Than Sandy Beach
There is no sandy beach here — you reach the water via rocks and stone steps, and there are also stones and sharp rocks close to the shore in the water itself. Water shoes are strongly recommended. The cove is small and doesn't accommodate large numbers of people at once, so if you're after peace and quiet and don't mind the rocky character, you'll find a natural, unspoilt cala well away from the busier beaches.
Location and Getting There
Cala Morlanda sits near S'Illot on the east coast of Mallorca. It's easy to reach by bike or by car. Parking is available on the surrounding residential streets, just a few minutes' walk from the cove.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there sand at Cala Morlanda?
No. Access to the water is entirely rocky — there is no sandy beach. Water shoes are recommended.
Is Cala Morlanda good for snorkelling?
Yes — the cove offers clear water, fish, rocky underwater formations and sea caves. Diving schools also use the cove, so an early visit is a good idea.
How do I get to Cala Morlanda?
The cove is reachable by bike or car. You can park on the surrounding residential streets, from where it's just a few minutes' walk. The final stretch involves stone steps.
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