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Cala S'Amarador

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Cala S'Amarador is a beach excursion in Mallorca, inside Mondragó Natural Park. Parking is paid at 5-6 € per day, or 3 € after 5 pm, and the walk from the car park to the sand takes about 2-10 minutes, often around 5 minutes. The bay has fine pale sand, clear turquoise water and shallow water near the shore, which suits families. Cala Mondragó is a 2-10 minute walk away, and there are toilets, a kiosk, and sunbeds with umbrellas for hire.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does parking cost at Cala S'Amarador?
Many reviews mention a paid car park close to Cala S'Amarador. The price most often reported is €5–€6 per day, with a few visitors mentioning €3 from 5:00 pm onwards. Several also recommend navigating straight to the parking area, as GPS can otherwise send you down the wrong road.
How far is it from the car park to the beach?
The walk from the car park to Cala S'Amarador is usually described in reviews as taking 2–10 minutes, often around 5 minutes. Some people also mention roughly 500–800 metres to the coves. Depending on the route, there may be steps or a short path, but it is generally an easy walk.
Can you walk from Cala S'Amarador to Cala Mondragó?
Yes, Cala Mondragó is very close to Cala S'Amarador. Reviews usually say the walk takes 2–10 minutes on foot, depending on pace and route. Both coves are within the Mondragó Natural Park, so it is easy to combine a visit with a short stroll.
What facilities are available on site?
Reviews mention toilets, and in some cases portable toilets, as well as showers in certain situations. There is also a small kiosk or beach bar; one review says it closes at 6:00 pm. Sun loungers and umbrellas are available too, although only in limited numbers.
Are sun loungers and parasols available and how much do they cost?
Yes, reviews mention sun loungers and umbrellas available for hire. The usual price is around €15 for two loungers plus one umbrella, while some reviews mention €15.70 or €16 for two loungers. Because numbers are limited, many visitors recommend arriving early.
Is Cala S'Amarador suitable for families and children?
Several reviews describe the water near the shore as shallow and calm, which makes it practical for families with children. Cala S'Amarador is also in a protected natural park setting, with fine sand and easy access to the shoreline. Weather conditions can change, though, so it is worth checking the situation on the day.
How busy does it get in peak season?
Reviews describe Cala S'Amarador as especially busy in July and August. Several visitors recommend arriving early in the day to make parking easier and to find a place on the beach. The bay is large, but demand can rise noticeably at weekends and during peak season.
What are the water and snorkelling conditions like?
Many reviews mention clear turquoise water and good visibility below the surface. In some areas, fish and rock formations are mentioned, which can make snorkelling appealing. At the same time, a few visitors report that the sea can be choppier depending on the wind, so conditions are not the same every day.

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Location

Torrent Roig s'Amarador, Balearen,
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