Túnel de Sa Calobra
Túnel de Sa Calobra is the short pedestrian tunnel at Sa Calobra in Mallorca, linking Port de Sa Calobra with Torrent de Pareis gorge and the beach. The walk takes about 2 minutes; in June 2024 access was free, and toilets cost €0.50. The passage is narrow, can be wet or dim, and parking is available but can be full and expensive in peak season.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get to Túnel de Sa Calobra?
Túnel de Sa Calobra is located in Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands, and is reached via the mountain road to Sa Calobra. One reviewer noted the route is about 12+ km and includes many bends. If you drive, take extra care, as the road is narrow and steep.
Is the tunnel easy to walk through?
The walk through Túnel de Sa Calobra is short; one reviewer estimated it at about 2 minutes. The passage is narrow and can be dimly lit in places, with some sections reported as wet or slippery. Sturdy footwear is recommended for the short walk.
Is there parking near Túnel de Sa Calobra?
Yes, parking is available near Túnel de Sa Calobra. Reviews mention different parking costs, with one visitor describing it as cheap and another as expensive. In peak season the area can fill up, so arriving before 11:00 is a practical tip.
When is the best time to visit?
Several reviews suggest visiting in the morning, as it can become much busier after around 11:00. July and August, as well as mid-June, are mentioned as particularly busy periods. Arriving early can also make it easier to take photos at the tunnel openings and by the bay.
What is the beach like at Sa Calobra?
The beach at Sa Calobra is small and pebbly rather than sandy. Reviews mention turquoise, clear water and a bay framed by cliffs and the Torrent de Pareis gorge. Shade is limited, so bringing an umbrella can be useful for longer stays.
What facilities are available on site?
Around Túnel de Sa Calobra there are restaurants or small food options, and toilets are reported by reviewers. One visitor mentioned a toilet fee of €0.50 in June 2024. As facilities can be limited, carrying some cash is a practical idea.
Is access to the tunnel free?
According to one reviewer, the tunnel was free to use in June 2024. No fixed entrance fee is listed in the available data for access itself. If you are only visiting the tunnel and viewpoints, a short stop is enough, and several openings offer sea views.
Is Túnel de Sa Calobra good for photos?
Túnel de Sa Calobra is frequently mentioned in reviews for its sea views through openings in the rock. The transition from the tunnel to the bay and the Torrent de Pareis gorge offers several photo spots. Arriving early can make it easier to use the viewpoints and paths.
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Location
Carrer Port de Sa Calobra, 07315
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