Caló d'en Perdiu

The coastal inlet features a narrow 5-meter strip of rocky terrain bordered by Mediterranean vegetation and limestone formations along the coastline.

The area became part of Mondragó Natural Park in 1992, protecting 785 hectares of coastal land containing ancient burial caves and lime kilns.

Local fishermen continue their traditional practices in these waters, maintaining connections to maritime heritage spanning many generations.

Access requires a 15-minute walk from the nearest parking area, and swimming directly from shore is not possible due to rocky formations.

The beach connects to larger sandy areas through a concrete path that winds along cliffs, revealing small wetlands and natural springs.

Location: Santanyí

Part of: Cala Mondragó

GPS coordinates: 39.34743,3.18958

Latest update: April 30, 2025 07:16