Cala Magraner is a narrow Mallorca cove framed by cliffs, with sand and weed on the bottom and a fairly tight area to settle. Look for the sandy strip for better holding and keep clear of the rock faces. Read more
It’s known for climbing routes and sea caves, and the beach is reached via a track that adds a sense of isolation once the day walkers leave. Porto Cristo is nearby for supplies and a restaurant, and the Cuevas del Drach make an easy side trip.
A secluded and peaceful anchorage, perfect for those looking for a quieter spot to drop anchor. The cove has depths ranging from 4 to 6 meters, with a sandy and rocky seabed offering good holding. For more extensive amenities, the nearby town of Cala en Porter offers a range of shops and restaurants.
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A secluded and peaceful anchorage, perfect for those looking for a quieter spot to drop anchor. The cove has depths ranging from 4 to 6 meters, with a sandy and rocky seabed offering good holding. For more extensive amenities, the nearby town of Cala en Porter offers a range of shops and restaurants.