Cala murta
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Description
Cala Murta is a natural rocky cove on the Formentor Peninsula in the north of Mallorca, reachable only on foot via a mountain path.
The Cove
Cala Murta sits nestled between rocks and cliffs on the Formentor Peninsula. The cove offers sweeping views out to sea and a dramatic backdrop of mountains on either side. The shoreline is made up of coarse stones and the water is crystal clear — it's considered a great spot for snorkelling. There are no facilities whatsoever: no toilets, no refreshments.
The Descent & Path Conditions
From the starting point, a steep path leads down to the cove; sturdy footwear is strongly recommended, and sandals or flip-flops are wholly unsuitable for the trail. The descent takes around twenty minutes. The path is quite demanding for young toddlers.
Getting There & Parking
The former large car park has been permanently blocked off with boulders and is no longer usable. Only a handful of roadside spaces remain available — enough for around eight to ten vehicles. During the high season the access road is closed to private cars during the day; visitors arriving at that time must use a paid bus service from the barrier at the foot of the hill. Arriving early in the morning gives you the best chance of securing one of the roadside spots. There is no mobile phone signal in the area around the cove.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are there toilets or refreshments at the cove?
Is there mobile phone signal in the area?
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