Cala Morlanda
Cala Morlanda is a small cove in S'Illot, Mallorca, at Ronda del Matí, 88. Both ends of the bay are reached by steps, and the shore is mostly rocky rather than sandy, so swim shoes are useful. The clear blue water is suited to snorkelling, with fish, rock formations and cliff jumps from around 10 metres. Parking is possible on the roadside nearby; there are no toilets, bars or shade, and entry is free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there parking near Cala Morlanda?
Yes, several reviews say that parking is available on the street or nearby. One visitor mentions a car park about 50 metres from the beach, and another says it can be reached both by car and on foot. As this is an excursion spot in S'Illot, availability may vary depending on the time of day.
How do you get into the water at Cala Morlanda?
According to reviews, access to the water is rather rocky and in several places is reached by steps. Water shoes are recommended for getting in and out, as the ground can be slippery. Cala Morlanda is therefore better suited to visitors who are comfortable with a natural, stony shoreline.
Is Cala Morlanda suitable for snorkelling or swimming?
Yes, many reviews mention clear water and good conditions for snorkelling. Fish, underwater rock formations and even an underwater arch are described. One review also notes that the cove is protected from strong currents, although wind and waves can make swimming more difficult on some days.
Are there facilities such as toilets, bars or restaurants at Cala Morlanda?
According to several reviews, there are no toilets, bars or restaurants in the immediate area. Sunbeds, umbrellas and shopping facilities are also not mentioned on site. If you plan to stay longer, it is advisable to bring water and food, as one review says there are no such services within about 1 mile.
When is the best time to visit Cala Morlanda?
Several visitors recommend arriving early if you want a quieter visit. One review notes that after 11:00 a diving or snorkelling course can take up much of the small beach. Because the cove is small, occupancy can change quickly over the course of the day.
Is Cala Morlanda suitable for families or people with reduced mobility?
Reviews say access is via steps and rocky ground, which can limit mobility. For families, the small cove can generally be used, but the natural shoreline requires care, especially when entering the water. Its location in S'Illot also makes it reachable on foot for a short excursion.
How long should you plan for Cala Morlanda and what does a visit cost?
For a short swim or snorkelling stop, 1 to 2 hours is often enough, while longer stays depend on your own plans because of the rocky surroundings. Reviews state that access is free, so there is no entrance fee. Cala Morlanda has a Google rating of 4.8 from 1,783 reviews, showing its strong visibility in S'Illot.
Can you also go cliff jumping at Cala Morlanda?
Yes, several reviews mention cliff jumping as a possible activity there. One visitor describes safe jumps from about 10 metres high. Even so, it is important to check the conditions on site, as wind, waves and the rocky entry can change the situation from day to day.
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Location
Ronda del Matí, 88, 07687 S'Illot
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