Caló d’en Rafalino

Caló d'en Rafalino is a small, rocky natural cove in Mallorca with crystal-clear, blue water.

The Cove

The water here is blue and crystal-clear — practically begging you to jump in. The seabed is made up of rocks and stones, with no sand whatsoever. Given the rocky surfaces, sturdy water shoes are strongly recommended. The cove itself is very small, so even a handful of visitors is enough to fill it nicely.

Snorkelling & Nature

The rocky surroundings and clear water make Caló d'en Rafalino a brilliant spot for snorkelling. If you're after nature and peace and quiet, you've come to the right place — the seclusion is a big part of its charm.

Location & Getting There

From Cala Morlanda, the cove is reachable via a rocky path in around 15 minutes on foot. By car, the drive to the starting point takes roughly five minutes. Access is straightforward, though you'll want sturdy, grippy footwear for the path.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there sand at Caló d'en Rafalino?

No. The ground consists entirely of rocks and stones — water shoes are strongly recommended.

How do I get there from Cala Morlanda?

A rocky coastal path leads from Cala Morlanda to the cove; the walk takes around 15 minutes.

Is Caló d'en Rafalino a nudist beach?

No. It is not an officially designated nudist beach.

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