Cala Mitjana, Sandy cove in Felanitx, Spain.
Cala Mitjana is a cove in the municipality of Felanitx, on the east coast of Mallorca, about 2 km from Cala d'Or and 5 km southeast of S'Horta. The bay measures roughly 30 metres across and extends about 200 metres inland.
The cove is part of Felanitx's coastal line, which has connected maritime trade routes between the Balearic Islands and the Mediterranean for centuries. Its isolated location has protected it from major development.
The name Cala Mitjana means "middle cove" in Catalan, distinguishing it from the nearby Cala Mitjana in Santanyí. The cove lies in the municipality of Felanitx, about 2 km from Cala d'Or and 5 km southeast of S'Horta, and is reached on foot rather than by car.
The cove lies about 2 km from Cala d'Or and 5 km southeast of S'Horta, reached on foot from the road. The bay measures roughly 30 metres across and 200 metres deep, with no facilities on site, so bring everything you need.
The cove lies about 2 km from Cala d'Or and 5 km southeast of S'Horta, in the municipality of Felanitx. It measures roughly 30 metres across and stretches some 200 metres inland, a narrow inlet rather than a broad bay.
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