Unnamed beach (Sa Calobra)

Escorca · Mallorca

  • Calm water
  • Wheelchair access
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About Unnamed beach (Sa Calobra)

This unnamed beach is the small strip of dark sand, about 50 m long, at the hamlet of Sa Calobra (Escorca), on Mallorca's north-west coast, with a promenade and vegetation around it. It faces north into a sheltered inlet, though waves can be moderate. As one of the few beaches on this coast reached by car, it gets busy; toilets, showers, a beach bar, step-free access, a small car park, a bus stop and several places to eat are there.

Beach profile

  • OrientationFaces north · Sheltered cove · 35° of open sea
  • Length50 m
  • Width10 m
  • SurfaceDark sand
  • SurroundingsPartly built-up
  • CrowdsBusy
  • WavesModerate
  • Food & drink6 within 250 m
  • PromenadeYes
  • MunicipalityEscorca

Facilities

  • Toilets2
  • Showers3
  • Parking
  • Restaurants6Bar Playa, Brisamar, Café Rico, Es Port +2 more
  • Information centre

Getting there

  • Easy walk
  • By car
  • Parking · under 50 spaces
  • Bus stop nearby
  • By boat
  • Wheelchair accessible

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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.