Cala Mondragó: A Natural Paradise in Mallorca

Mallorca is well-known for its dreamy beaches, but few manage to enchant visitors as Cala Mondragó does. With its protected natural setting, it is part of the most precious treasures of the Mondragó Natural Park.

A Natural Eden in Santanyí

Cala Mondragó, **often referred to as Ses Fonts de n’Alís**, is located in the Santanyí area, on the southeastern tip of Mallorca. It is not just a simple beach; it is a natural masterpiece that combines fine sandy beaches, breathtaking rocky caves, majestic dunes, and lush pines.

Neighboring Beaches: Alternatives Just a Step Away

Despite Cala Mondragó’s immense popularity, there are nearby options for those seeking a bit more tranquility:

• s’Amarador: Located to the east of Cala Mondragó, this is a charming alternative. Its name, which means “the dock”, already gives us a hint about its connection with the sea. It is part of Cala Mondragó, one of the most beautiful and largest sea inlets in Mallorca, which is divided into two beaches, s’Amarador and Cala de ses Fonts de n’Alís.
• Es Caló de’s Burgit: To the west is this cove, even smaller but equally charming. A perfect place for those looking for an even more secluded spot.

The best part is that these three beaches are interconnected by a coastal path, facilitating a walking tour between them.

Adventure and Relaxation in the Mondragó Natural Park

The park offers more than just beaches. Trekking enthusiasts will find trails ranging from 1 to 10 km, ideal for exploring the surrounding landscape. And for those who prefer a break from the sun, there are shaded recreation areas, perfect for a picnic or just to relax.

Facilities at Cala Mondragó

Even in a natural setting, Cala Mondragó does not skimp on **amenities**:

• Bathrooms and showers.
• Access ramps for the disabled.
• Restaurants and a bar right on the sand.
• Hotels nearby.
• Umbrella and sunbed rental.

Access to Cala Mondragó

Reaching this paradisiacal corner is easy. You can **access by car** and it is recommended to park at the s’Amarador beach due to its greater capacity. Parking is free, and there is also a tourist train from Cala d’Or for those who prefer a more picturesque experience.

For boating enthusiasts

Boats will find depths of up to six meters on a sandy bottom in both coves. Although they are exposed to east-southeast winds, sailors can rest assured that the Royal Maritime Club of Portopetro is only 2.1 nautical miles away.

Cala Mondragó is a true treasure of Mallorca. A corner that combines natural beauty, comfort, and options for adventurers and those seeking relaxation. If you haven’t discovered it yet, it’s time to plan your visit.

Car, motorcycle, or bicycle rental in Mallorca

If you are visiting the island of Mallorca, you must discover Cala Mondragó, one of its most charming spots. By having a vehicle, be it a car or a scooter rental in Cala d’Or, access becomes much easier and gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace. And for those wanting a closer experience to nature, renting a bicycle is the ideal option to dive into the Mallorcan landscape adventure.