Cala Boquer, Port de Pollenca

Nice wild beach in the bay of Bóguer, which can be reached on foot through a nature park with beautiful scenery. The journey takes about an hour, but it's worth it. Along the way, you will meet goats like everywhere on the island, which will require you to be fed on the beach. The beach is pebble with larger stones in the water. In good weather when the waves are not an ideal place for snorkeling.

It is a quite easy hike to the beach, took us about 40 minutes to reach the beach. The path is really nice, but a bit tricky to find the best way to the beach (don‘t worry, there are many ways, you just need to find one of them). The bay was really nice, the beach rocky (no sand) and difficult to find shade, but not crowded and the water was amazing!

Nice easy walk. Amaizing views.

Be prepared for a stoney up and down hill walk and goat paths. Definitely bring plenty of water as getting detoured on the wrong path can take you by suprise... Total guessing game of finding a way there and back... The beach is perfect for shallow snorkeling, lots of friendly fish, stones are quite slippy going in, goats are friendly but cheeky so close bags... Can get very hot as little to no shade...

First you come across a locked gate,pay attention as there is a small wicket gate you can access through to the valley.The valley is very pretty,the drop down to the beach would be a challenge for anyone with mobility issues....small Pebble Beach was pretty but loads of rubbish which is a shame.....