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Cala sa Nau

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Cala sa Nau is a small bay on Mallorca, around 40 metres wide and about 1 hour 20 minutes from Palma. Sun loungers were priced at €16 for 2 with a parasol, while other reports mention €20 or €40 for 2 loungers with an umbrella and safe. The beach is narrow and crowded by midday, so early arrival helps for parking, loungers and a table. Free parking, toilets, showers and Wi‑Fi are available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the parking situation like at Cala sa Nau?
Several reviews mention free parking near the bay. In high season, however, spaces can be tight, so an early arrival is recommended. There are also short steps down to Cala sa Nau from the parking area.
How busy does Cala sa Nau get in high season?
According to several reviews, the bay is very busy in the summer months and is often full by around midday. Some guests report that loungers can already be taken by 9:30–10:00 a.m. If you want more space, it is best to arrive before 10 a.m.
Do you need to reserve loungers or the beach bar area?
For loungers and the beach bar area, an early arrival is recommended in high season because availability is limited. Reviews mention prices such as €16 for two loungers with a parasol, as well as €20 or €40 for certain sets. Depending on how busy it is, making a reservation can be worthwhile.
What facilities are available at Cala sa Nau?
Reviews mention free toilets and free showers. There is also a restaurant/bar area with Wi‑Fi on site. Cala sa Nau therefore has the main beach services needed for a day visit.
Is Cala sa Nau good for swimming and snorkelling?
Several reviews highlight the clear turquoise water, which is well suited to swimming and snorkelling. Some guests also mention fish close to the shore and rocky areas to explore. The water can feel cooler near the shore and warmer further out.
How do you get to Cala sa Nau and is the access easy?
Several reviews describe the access road as narrow and winding. From the road or parking area, short steps lead down to the bay. One reviewer estimated the drive from Palma at about 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Is Cala sa Nau suitable for families and children?
Reviews sometimes describe Cala sa Nau as suitable for families, especially outside peak times. However, the bay is small, at about 40 metres wide, and can fill up quickly in high season. For families, an early visit is often the more practical choice.

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