Cala Jóncols is a deep cove under low hills, with a mix of sand and stone on the bottom. Once you’re set on a sandy patch it holds well, though the edges can be hard so it’s worth checking your position. Read more
Dinghy to the small beach and pick up the coastal paths into the nature reserve for short hikes and lookout points. The water stays clear over the rocks at the sides, making it a good spot for snorkelling.
