Cala Agulla
Capdepera · Mallorca
- Excellent water
- Lifeguards
- Sunrise over the sea
- Nature reserve
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These are reports from people at the beach, shown as they came in. They are not a forecast, and no reports does not guarantee no jellyfish.
About Cala Agulla
Cala Agulla is a bay of white sand, about 520 m long, near Cala Rajada (Capdepera) on Mallorca's north-east coast, with vegetation behind it and the Península de Llevant marine reserve offshore. It faces east onto open sea, so sunrise is over the water, and waves can be moderate. Sunbeds, boat hire, toilets, showers, a beach bar, a small car park, a bus stop and lifeguards in summer are there. EU bathing water: excellent (2025).
Beach profile
- OrientationFaces east · Open coast · 85° of open sea
- Length520 m
- Width50 m
- SurfaceWhite sand
- SurroundingsNatural
- CrowdsBusy
- WavesModerate
- LifeguardsYes
- Food & drink7 within 250 m
- Protected areaReserva Marina de la Península de Llevant
- MunicipalityCapdepera
Facilities
- Toilets
- Showers
- Bicycle parking2
- Restaurants6Chiringuito Cala Agulla, Jasmín, Nyam Nyam, Paraiso de Barbassa +1 more
- Beach barsBarney's Bar
Getting there
- Easy walk
- By car
- Parking · under 50 spaces
- Bus stop nearby
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Data: OpenStreetMap · Spanish beach guide (MITECO, 2020) · EU bathing water reports (EEA) · Blue Flag (ADEAC). © Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico · datos de 2020.