Cala Bota
Manacor · Mallorca
- Calm water
- Naturist beach
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 Bota
Cala Bota is a tiny sandy cove, about 20 m long, on Mallorca's east coast in Manacor, about 1.2 km from Cales de Mallorca, among rocks and vegetation. It faces south-east into a sheltered inlet, though waves can be moderate. It is easy to reach on foot or by boat; there are no services, and nudism is customary.
Beach profile
- OrientationFaces south-east · Sheltered cove · 60° of open sea
- Length20 m
- Width15 m
- SurfaceSand
- SurroundingsNatural
- CrowdsQuiet
- WavesModerate
- Naturist beachYes
- MunicipalityManacor
Getting there
- Easy walk
- Bus stop nearby
- By boat
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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.