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Platja de Ses Cavasses

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Platja de Ses Cavasses is a small cove near Cala Ratjada in Mallorca. The walk from Cala Agulla takes about 10 to 15 minutes, and parking is charged at €6 to €6.50 for the day. The beach is tiny, with a small sandy strip and many rocks, while the water is shallow and very clear. Sturdy shoes help on the rocky access path, and there are no toilets or bars.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get to Platja de Ses Cavasses on foot?
Most visitors reach Platja de Ses Cavasses on foot from Cala Agulla. Several reviews mention a walking time of about 10–15 minutes; one also notes a 15–25 minute bike ride from Cala Ratjada. Google Maps may incorrectly suggest direct car access, so the walking route is the more reliable option.
Is there parking nearby, and what does it cost?
Reviews mention parking in the area, usually with a fee. Prices of €6.00 and €6.50 for the full day are both cited. One reviewer also notes that the former car park has been closed because the area is now a nature reserve. It is best to plan for the final stretch on foot.
Is Platja de Ses Cavasses sandy or rocky?
Platja de Ses Cavasses is described in several reviews as very small, with only a small sandy area and many rocks. So there is sand, but the beach is not entirely sandy. Many visitors recommend sturdy shoes or water shoes for the approach and entry into the water. Erosion may also have changed the shoreline over time.
What is the water like at Platja de Ses Cavasses?
Several reviews describe the water as clear and shallow. One visitor notes that you can still stand far out in the bay. Snorkelling is also mentioned often, including sightings of fish. Depending on the weather, currents or waves can occur, so it is worth checking the conditions on site before entering the water.
Are there toilets, bars or other facilities on site?
Reviews do not mention toilets, bars or similar facilities on site. Platja de Ses Cavasses is in a natural setting, so it is sensible to bring water, snacks and anything else you may need in advance. As there are few or no services, it is worth preparing properly. This is especially useful if you plan to stay for longer.
Is Platja de Ses Cavasses suitable for families and children?
The cove is small and the access can be rocky or slippery, so caution is advisable with children and pushchairs. Several reviews mention a short walk of about 10–15 minutes, but there is no barrier-free infrastructure. The shallow water is useful for standing, but families should plan ahead because of the stones and the lack of on-site services.
When is the best time to visit?
Several reviews mention the morning hours or the off-season as quieter times. In summer it can become noticeably busier, especially at popular times of day. If you want to enjoy the short walk and the bay in a calmer atmosphere, an early start is advisable. An early visit is also often recommended for photography and clearer views.
Is Platja de Ses Cavasses a naturist beach?
Some reviews mention that naturism is present at Platja de Ses Cavasses, with one reviewer estimating around 30% of visitors. This is not an official classification, but an observation from reviews. Visitors should therefore expect mixed use of the beach. The small, secluded cove is often described as a quiet setting.

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