Cala Macarella is one of Menorca’s best-known coves, with a sandy seabed that makes holding straightforward where the sand is clear of weed. Space tightens during peak hours, so plan your position with room for others. Read more
The beach is a classic swim stop with clear water and easy snorkelling along the rocky edges. A short coastal walk leads over to Macarelleta and the viewpoints above the headland, and the nearby trails connect into the Camí de Cavalls for longer routes.
A popular anchorage known for its striking turquoise waters and scenic beauty. The bay offers depths of around 4 to 7 meters, with a sandy and rocky bottom that provides reliable holding. The surrounding cliffs and clear waters make it an excellent location for swimming and snorkeling. The beach is pristine, and the cove’s serene atmosphere adds to its appeal. The nearby town of Ciutadella offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and services for provisioning. It’s a great spot to unwind, but being one of the more popular anchorages on Menorca, it can get busy during peak season.
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A popular anchorage known for its striking turquoise waters and scenic beauty. The bay offers depths of around 4 to 7 meters, with a sandy and rocky bottom that provides reliable holding. The surrounding cliffs and clear waters make it an excellent location for swimming and snorkeling. The beach is pristine, and the cove’s serene atmosphere adds to its appeal. The nearby town of Ciutadella offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and services for provisioning. It’s a great spot to unwind, but being one of the more popular anchorages on Menorca, it can get busy during peak season.