Cala Anguila is a small sandy cove with a gentle slope and a clean, light bottom once you’re off the bathing area. Holding is best on sand in moderate depth, and it’s worth checking you’re not over darker patches. Read more
Dinghy straight onto the beach; there’s no dock. A short footpath links to neighbouring coves and low cliff viewpoints, and the clear water by the sides works well for snorkelling close to the rocks.
Cala Anguila, a charming anchorage on the eastern coast of Mallorca, provides a scenic spot for a peaceful stay. The bay has a sandy bottom with depths of around 4 to 6 meters. However, the cove is exposed to easterly winds, so it’s best enjoyed in calm conditions or when the winds are light from other directions. The anchorage features inviting turquoise waters that make for excellent swimming and snorkeling. Cala Anguila is also known for its soft sandy beach, which tends to be popular with locals and visitors. A small beach bar is available for refreshments, and a few facilities are nearby, but it’s recommended to bring provisions as options are limited. For additional services, Porto Cristo is close by and offers larger grocery stores, restaurants, and marine services.
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Cala Anguila, a charming anchorage on the eastern coast of Mallorca, provides a scenic spot for a peaceful stay. The bay has a sandy bottom with depths of around 4 to 6 meters. However, the cove is exposed to easterly winds, so it’s best enjoyed in calm conditions or when the winds are light from other directions. The anchorage features inviting turquoise waters that make for excellent swimming and snorkeling. Cala Anguila is also known for its soft sandy beach, which tends to be popular with locals and visitors. A small beach bar is available for refreshments, and a few facilities are nearby, but it’s recommended to bring provisions as options are limited. For additional services, Porto Cristo is close by and offers larger grocery stores, restaurants, and marine services.