Cala d’Inferno is a dark-rock cove with a mainly rocky bottom and a steep coastline close in. The name fits the mood of the cliffs, but the water stays clear right up to the rocks. Read more
Snorkelling is best tight to the cliff base, where the seabed has cracks and ledges. If you go ashore, it’s for a short scramble to a higher point for views, then back down for another swim.
