Cala Sa Nau

Cala Sa Nau is around 13 km from Portocolom. According to the official website, access by road is clearly signposted; there is a marked parking area on site, and in some cases cars can also be left along the road. Several visitors also mention free parking nearby. The cove is reached via stone steps.

The official Cala Sa Nau website does not currently publish opening hours. For planning, it is sensible to check the website shortly before your visit or call +34 637 83 32 76 to confirm the latest information. That makes it easier to account for seasonal changes. The official website is https://www.calasanau.com/.

For Cala Sa Nau, half a day is usually worth allowing, especially if you want to swim, snorkel or relax on the beach. The cove is small and can fill up quickly from late morning, so many visitors choose to start earlier. If you also include the coastal path or a detour to Cala Mitjana, you should allow more time. That keeps the visit relaxed.

Yes, Cala Sa Nau offers sunbeds and parasols. Several visitors mention a price of 40 EUR per day for a sunbed-and-parasol set. Because the cove is small, the rental area takes up a visible part of the beach. If you want to use this service, it is practical to arrive early.

According to the official website, there is parking on site; reviews also mention toilets and showers. Several visitors also refer to a beach bar/restaurant area and lifeguards during the season. Cala Sa Nau therefore has a number of basic facilities for a day trip. For up-to-date details, it is best to check the website or call +34 637 83 32 76.

The official website describes the water as suitable for anchoring and diving; the seabed is made up of sand and algae, with a depth of around 3 to 5 metres. Reviews also often mention clear water and good snorkelling opportunities. The cove is open to east and north-east winds. Depending on conditions, rocks or boat traffic can also be a factor.

Access to Cala Sa Nau is via stone steps from the parking area or the path down to the cove. In addition, the road is described as narrow in places, and one visitor note mentions a temporary one-way system at times. This may be relevant for people with reduced mobility. It is sensible to check the current access situation before visiting.

Several visitors report that mornings are usually quieter; arrival times mentioned include around 10:00, 16:30 and after 18:00. Because the cove is small, it fills up faster in summer and around midday. For Cala Sa Nau, an early visit is therefore practical. It makes parking and using the beach area easier to manage.