Cala en Forcat, Rocky beach in Ciutadella de Menorca, Spain
Cala en Forcat is a small beach in Ciutadella de Menorca, consisting of a narrow inlet with a sandy area and natural rock platforms all around. The setting includes metal stairs for water access and flat stone surfaces for sunbathing.
This beach formed as part of Menorca's coastal development in northern Ciutadella during a period of tourism growth. The area was later organized with residential districts like Los Delfines that made the beach accessible to visitors.
This spot attracts divers interested in exploring Mediterranean underwater life. The rocky setting and water draw people who enjoy water activities and marine environments.
Access comes via metal stairs leading into the water that are safe for beginners. It helps to wear water shoes since rock surfaces are rough, and water activities happen anytime depending on conditions.
The flat rock platforms let visitors jump directly from the stones into the clear seawater, adding a playful element to the beach. This makes the place popular with divers and active swimmers.
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