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Here, you can marvel at the things nature has shaped over the centuries. Walking over them should be done with caution and is best avoided.

Cala Màrmols can only be reached by boat or hiking trail.

Only accessible on foot from Faro Des Salines or by boat. There are no restrooms, sun loungers, or umbrellas available for hire. There are also no water sports or restaurants. People go to this beach to swim and soak up the sun, and to escape the crowds and usual beaches. This pristine beach is located at the southernmost tip of Mallorca, along a rocky, unpaved path, and, due to its isolation, is perhaps the least visited beach on the island. The nearest road to Faro Ses Salines and the resort of Colonia Sant de Jordi. The approximately 500-meter-long beach features fine, white sand and incredibly turquoise waters.

The walk from the lighthouse and back is truly diverse and special (whether rain, wind, or sun). The beach itself evokes a certain beauty. We were there in mid-March and could barely stand the fishy smell. Swimming was out of the question. The beach is very natural, full of seaweed and all kinds of flotsam and jetsam.

😎😎Great hike with beautiful viewpoints

The beach is not that small (several hundred meters long) and is now very well known and popular. Bright sand, crystal clear water and only in the early morning there is not a soul anywhere.

Platja Es Caragol - just a few kilometers from Cap Ses Salines and now very well known and popular, the beach has not been this remote and quiet for a long time.

The coastal hike between Cap Ses Salines and Cala s'Almunia is around 10 km long and always leads along the cliffs. In between there are two ways to swim safely in the sea.