Pogoda na Cala Morlanda
Cala Morlanda in Mallorca – The Hidden Treasure of the East Coast
Cala Morlanda in Mallorca is one of those bays that really stick in your mind. Surrounded by majestic, rugged rocks, it feels intimate, almost undiscovered – ideal for those looking for quiet places where you can combine relaxation with a bit of adventure. This place is particularly impressive with its crystal clear water – so clear that even at greater depths you can see the bottom, which is rare! For people who, like me, approach the water with a little distance, Cala Morlanda is like an invitation to break this barrier.
Cala Morlanda is the perfect place for snorkeling or diving!
For diving enthusiasts, it is a paradise – although there is no abundance of fish here like in the Egyptian coral reefs, watching the underwater life here is really addictive! You can spend hours drifting and admiring the local rock formations and the tiny fish that appear every now and then. Cala Morlanda has something that makes you want to stay here longer – it is a combination of nature, peace and beauty that stays with you long after you leave this place.
Cala Morlanda in Mallorca is a unique place that is really worth visiting! The bay surrounded by rugged cliffs, a rocky coastline and crystal clear waters creates an amazing scenery, perfect for peaceful relaxation in nature. Piotrek recommended it to us, and it was a bullseye!
If you’re staying in nearby towns like s’Illot or Sa Coma, walking to Cala Morlanda is a pleasant, scenic trip. From Sa Coma, the walk will take about 20-30 minutes – just follow the promenade along the coast, and along the way you can admire the sea and the surrounding yachts drifting on the horizon. As you approach the bay, steps carved into the rocks will appear, leading directly into the water.
Cala Morlanda in Mallorca – all you need to know!
Cala Morlanda is a place for nature and adventure lovers – the beach is pebbly and the stones are quite large, which can be difficult for families with small children. In the water, however, the bottom becomes sandy and between the stones you can spot interesting sea creatures, such as crabs.
An additional plus? The lack of crowds and tourist facilities, such as shops or toilets, means that this place retains its natural, wild charm. Prepare for a picnic in nature and bring everything you need for the beach, because the nearest shops are located in the towns.
For thrill seekers, the cliffs around the bay offer popular diving spots – a local hit with young people. This place has a truly unique atmosphere and leaves an unforgettable experience!
Is Cala Morlanda in Mallorca worth visitng?
On the right side of the Cala Morlanda bay, there is an inconspicuous, picturesque garden that hides a little surprise – a place full of magic! It is the perfect place for a family walk. In the middle of the garden, there is a small square, and on it a special place. All you have to do is stand exactly at the designated point and say any word… only you will find out what will happen! It is a small, hidden secret that not everyone knows about – I found out about it thanks to my boyfriend, who has lived in this area for years. It is a fantastic attraction for children and great fun for anyone who likes small riddles.
Choosing Cala Morlanda for a holiday, you will not be disappointed – everything is at your fingertips. Nearby there is a well-stocked LIDL, Carrefour, or Eroski, ideal if you want to stock up on ingredients for a picnic or dinner. This part of Mallorca is well-maintained, full of picturesque views and offers many attractions. Thanks to well-organized public transport and tourist information points, getting around the area is really easy.
Cala Morlanda is a holiday destination for everyone, from families to couples to adventure seekers.
What to see around Cala Morlanda in Mallorca?
Cala Morlanda offers beautiful views, crystal clear waters and peace. So what would I recommend in the area?
Manacor: This is the largest town in the Sa Coma area, known primarily for the production of Majorica pearls. On Mondays, there is a market here, from 9:00 to 13:30. There is also a Rafael Nadal museum, you can buy tickets here. There is also a museum in the city dedicated to the history of Manacor.
Porto Cristo: This charming town situated by the sea is famous for its beautiful caves. It is worth visiting the Drach caves, or Hams where you can admire stalactites, stalagmites and an underground lake. There is also an attraction for children – Dinosaurland. Find out the prices and offers here. In the port of Porto Cristo there is also a catamaran of Rafael Nadal, which was manufactured in the shipyard in Gdansk. A large house on a cliff in brown color is the residence of the tennis player.
Son Servera: Every Friday from 9:00 to 13:30 there is a local market where you can buy fresh produce, souvenirs or clothes. It is a small but very charming and pleasant to the eye town, which I highly recommend visiting. Apart from the market, be sure to visit the unfinished church Eglesia Nova.
Punta de n’Amer: This nature reserve is a true paradise for wildlife lovers. Here you can admire the variety of plants, watch birds and enjoy the peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Horses, ponies and donkeys often graze freely here.
Costa de los Pinos: This exclusive coast is famous for its beautiful pebble beaches and crystal clear waters. It is worth coming here to relax and admire the picturesque views. At the very end of the estate there is a viewpoint from which the view extends to the entire coast: location.
S’illot: This charming fishing town has retained its authentic character. Here you can stroll through the narrow streets, visit local shops and try fresh seafood. Every Thursday from around 6pm there is a local market.
Cala Millor: The largest town in the immediate vicinity, with the longest beach and the largest accommodation and shopping offer. A pleasant promenade, an ideal option for a bike trip.
Cala Rafalino – a nudist bay located right next to Cala Morlanda. You can get there on foot or by boat. It is rocky and has no services, but you can count on the beautiful color of the water, peace and the harsh circumstances of nature, characteristic of Majorca.
Cala Petita – a small bay between Porto Cristo and Cala Rafalino. It is very narrow, but the water here makes you want to dive in and not come out for a long time. It is a wild bay, so you can only get there on foot or by boat.
Talaiotic remains – both in the town Cala Morlanda as well as the nearby town s’Illot there are remains of prehistoric towns Talaiot. You can admire them completely free of charge in both towns. You can find the locations by clicking on the above names of towns.
Information: There are also other beaches and bays near Sa Coma that you cannot reach by car, including:: Cala Varques, Cala Magraner, Cala Torta. Clicking on the names of the towns will tell you where they are located. If you are looking for information about these beaches, type the names into the search box on my blog and read the post.
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