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Calo Des Moro, Palma de Mallorca

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FROM $51 BOOK WITH VIATOR Boat Trip from Cala Figuera to Calo de Moro, S'almonia, Cala Màrmols. Mallorca. Boat Trip from Cala Figuera to Calo de Moro, S'almonia, Cala Màrmols. Mallorca.

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Duration: 2 hours 20 minutes

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FROM $38 BOOK WITH VIATOR Boat tour from Cala Figuera to Caló del Moro and S´Almonia Boat tour from Cala Figuera to Caló del Moro and S´Almonia

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Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

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Calo Des Moro reviews

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4.6

By B1714D

There're many Cala's/Calo's (coves) on Majorca eastern coast. This one is on the southeastern tip and counts as more beautiful one. However, beware you have some 10-15 min trekking from the parking...

There're many Cala's/Calo's (coves) on Majorca eastern coast. This one is on the southeastern tip and counts as more beautiful one. However, beware you have some 10-15 min trekking from the parking... more »
By noormusa

Beautiful from the outside, but if you want to swim in a plastic sea then you are in the right place. Plastic fantastic. We wanted to snorkel but lots of plastic there, not children friendly.

Beautiful from the outside, but if you want to swim in a plastic sea then you are in the right place. Plastic fantastic. We wanted to snorkel but lots of plastic there, not children friendly. more »
By dohgren78

This is the beaches of all beaches! It’s like the beaches in Thailand or Caribbean’s in Europe. White sand and turquoise water - just the dolphins and turtles missing. If in Mallorca you must visit...

This is the beaches of all beaches! It’s like the beaches in Thailand or Caribbean’s in Europe. White sand and turquoise water - just the dolphins and turtles missing. If in Mallorca you must visit... more »

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By Gerrit van Schalkwyk

This beach was our top pick of all 10+ cala’s visited. A tip to go early, it gets crowded quick and does not have a lot of space. It is a bit of a walk, we visited with a scooter so could park close-by (would recommend). Spectacular view, nice snorkeling spot as well with two caves.

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By Isabella

Absolutely breathtaking views and water. It gets crazy crowded so plan your timing properly. These photos were at 4pm. Its a slippery climb down and I fell and hurt myself so wear good shoes. Tevas or sneakers

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By S H

Beautiful beach! Parking situation is difficult, recommend early (before 9am) to park at Cala Llombath and walk from there 15min. Parking in side streets leads to tickets. The beach is small and quickly crowded, before a nice photo you have to be there earlie, in the main season before 10 o'clock.

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By Jaka Pregelj

It was great. Had to walk for like 30 minutes from the parking thru the s Almunia beach. We then had a dip in the water and went back to the car because it was very crowded and there is like no space at all to lay around.

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By Gavin Spencer

An incredible beach! From where you park the car it's a fair hike of about 2km down some streets then off road where the path gets a bit sketchy. Wear decent footwear and only pack essentials in a small pack. When you reach the beach you are greeted with incredible views of turquoise water and a small cove down below you. We arrived and there was a queue which was to allow only a certain amount of people onto the beach manned by a local guy. There is also a drinks seller who has soft drinks for €2 a can. When you get given the green light to go down, be warned that it's not easy to scramble down. If your not good on your feet then give it a miss. When you make it to the bottom there is limited space to sit on the shore or in the shaded caves but the sea is incredible. Lots of caves to explore and if your brave there are cliffs and rocks to jump off into the sea. Not much to see if your snorkeling. It's definitely a beach to see once in a lifetime because it is so unlike any other beach 😉

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