Caló des Mort

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Caló des Mort, Rock and sand cove in Formentera, Spain.

The 30-meter-long cove combines white sand sections with rocky areas, bordered by low cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Local fishermen have used this protected inlet since the 1800s, storing their boats in wooden structures called escars along the shoreline.

The cove maintains the Formentera tradition of naturism, with visitors freely choosing between conventional and nude bathing.

Visitors need to walk 800 meters from the parking area near Maryland Hotel, bringing water and food as no services exist on site.

The water displays different blue hues due to Posidonia Oceanica seagrass beds that maintain the exceptional clarity of the sea.

Location: Formentera

Length: 30 m

Width: 15 m

Address: Calo Des Mort, Torrent des Arbocers, Balearic Islands, Spain Torrent des Arbocers

Website: https://facebook.com/Es-Cal%C3%B3-des-Mort-Formentera-110624792288485

GPS coordinates: 38.65966,1.51760

Latest update: March 27, 2025 09:17

Must-visit Sites in Formentera, Balearic Islands

Formentera is home to soft white sand beaches, rocky coves, and historical lighthouses. The northern part hosts the famous beaches of Ses Illetes and S'Espalmador with their sandbanks. To the south, Migjorn stretches over several kilometers. The natural sites of the Ses Salines Park and the lighthouses of La Mola and Cabo de Berberia offer stunning views of the Mediterranean. Smaller beaches like Calo Des Mort and Cala Saona are ideal for observing the rich marine life in this area.

The Most Beautiful Beaches in Spain

Spain is home to hundreds of beaches along its 8,000 kilometers of coastline. The Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, the Balearic Islands, and the Canary Islands offer varied beaches: secluded coves, long stretches of sand, urban beaches, and protected natural sites. From the fine white sand of Formentera to the cliffs of the Cantabrian coast, passing through the dunes of Maspalomas and the rocky formations of Galicia.

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