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Cala Petita

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Cala Petita is a small cove in Mallorca with fine sand, clear blue water and rocky cliffs around the bay. The beach is about 20 metres long; sun loungers were listed at 6 euros each, and 2 loungers with an umbrella at 15 euros. Cala Esmeralda is a 10-minute walk away. In high season, arriving by 10am or earlier helps secure a spot. Free parking has been found nearby, including around 300 metres away.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is Cala Petita and how much space is there on site?
According to several reviews, Cala Petita is very small; one review describes the cove as about 20 metres long. Accordingly, space for towels and sunbeds is limited. If you want to visit in high season, you should arrive early, as the area fills up quickly.
Is there parking near Cala Petita?
Yes, according to reviews there are sometimes free parking options in the area, for example about 300 metres away or, in another account, around 1 km away. However, parking can be more difficult in high season. For a relaxed start, it is worth allowing a bit of extra time for the journey.
What facilities are there at Cala Petita?
Reviews mention toilets and showers; some even mention 2 showers. There is also at least one beach bar or restaurant area nearby or on site. One review mentions 3 fixed parasols, which suggests limited shade.
How do you get into the water and is access easy?
Several reviews describe a short, steep descent with steps or ladders for getting into and out of the water. Access is therefore not completely level, but it is directly possible at the cove. This can be important for visitors with limited mobility, as there are rocks and steps.
When is the best time to visit Cala Petita?
According to reviews, Cala Petita is often very busy in the summer months and at peak times. One recommendation from the reviews is to arrive at around 10:00 or earlier. In the low season or in winter, the cove is described as much quieter.
Is Cala Petita suitable for swimming and snorkelling?
Several reviews highlight the clear turquoise to blue water and good snorkelling opportunities. The cove is small, but access to the water is directly over the rocks with steps or ladders. Some visitors also mention occasional jellyfish in the water, so it is worth checking the conditions on site.
How far is Cala Esmeralda from Cala Petita?
According to one review, Cala Esmeralda is about a 10-minute walk from Cala Petita. This can be useful if you want to visit several coves in the same area. Cala Petita itself is easy to reach from Cala d’Or and the surrounding roads.

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