Platja Cala Blanca
Platja Cala Blanca is a rocky cove in Rotes Velles, Mallorca, at Carrer Huguet des Far, 23A. The bay has clear turquoise water; one measurement put the water at 14°C, and snorkelling is used to watch fish among the rocks. Sunbeds are listed at €5 each or €30 for one person and €45 for two for a full day, while the sun drops behind the hill 10–15 minutes before official sunset. Parking is easier in September than in July or August, and the car park is unpaved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there parking at Platja Cala Blanca?
Yes, reviews mention parking near Platja Cala Blanca. One visitor noted that parking was easy in September, while July and August can be much busier. It is also mentioned that the car park is not paved. Arriving earlier in the day may help if you want a better chance of finding a space.
Is the beach sandy or rocky?
Platja Cala Blanca is described in reviews mainly as rocky or pebbly rather than sandy. Several visitors recommend water shoes, especially for entering the sea. Access to the water may involve stairs, ladders or rocky entry points. If you prefer a soft sandy beach, it is useful to plan accordingly.
Can you swim or snorkel at Platja Cala Blanca?
Yes, reviews mention clear turquoise water and good snorkelling with fish viewing. At the same time, some visitors note waves and occasionally rough or windy conditions. One reviewer measured the water temperature at 14°C. Checking the weather and sea state before going is a practical step.
How much do sunbeds and umbrellas cost?
Reviews mention different prices for sunbeds and umbrellas at Platja Cala Blanca. One visitor states 5 € per sunbed and 5 € per umbrella, while another mentions 30 € per day for one person or 45 € for two people. These figures may vary by season or provider. Space for your own towel can also be limited in some areas.
When is the best time to visit?
Reviews repeatedly mention sunset, with the sun often disappearing 10–15 minutes before the official sunset because of the hill. For fewer people, an earlier visit is practical, as July and August can become much busier. One reviewer also said parking was easier in September. If you want more space, planning outside peak hours is sensible.
Are there beach bars or food options on site?
Yes, reviews mention beach bars and chiringuitos at Platja Cala Blanca. One visitor says a bar with sun loungers is about 150 metres around the corner from the bay. At the same time, food options are described as limited in some cases. Bringing water and snacks is a practical idea, especially if you plan to stay longer.
Is Platja Cala Blanca suitable for families or people with limited mobility?
Suitability depends on the access point, as reviews mention stairs, ladders and rocky entry areas. The beach is therefore not described as fully step-free. For children or older visitors, it is sensible to plan carefully depending on sea conditions and footing. Checking the exact access point in advance is useful if mobility is a concern.
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Location
Carrer Huguet des Far, 23A, 07183 Rotes Velles
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