Cala Mondragó Beach

The "Cala Mondragó" on the east coast is no longer an "insider tip" - it has remained a gem for lovers of original landscapes.

Songbirds, including the rare stonechat, are said to be happy to settle in the "Parc natural de Mondragó" (the area has also been a bird protection zone since 1995). People are currently drawn primarily to the two largest bathing bays in the 766-hectare nature park, ses Fonts de n'Alis and s'Amarador Holm oaks, turquoise sea, a rocky path directly on the water that connects the beach sections.

Beautiful bays for comfortable hiking, in several places you can quickly take a cooling swim. At higher altitudes there are fantastic views over the various bays.

A beautiful beach, very cozy now in spring, still not many people, but the sea is cold.