Cala Murada

Cala Murada is a small cove on Mallorca's southeastern coast with fine white sand framed by low rocky slopes and Mediterranean shrubs. The water remains clear and shallow near the shore, making it safe for swimming, while the sheltered setting provides natural protection from strong waves.

The cove began as a small fishing settlement before transforming into a popular bathing destination during Mallorca's tourism boom in the mid-20th century. This shift reshaped the area and established its present role as a leisure destination.

The cove is woven into the daily life of the surrounding community as a gathering place where people connect with the sea and each other. Visitors can see how locals incorporate this space into their routines and appreciate its role as a natural anchor for the area.

The beach has showers, restrooms, and a lifeguard on duty to ensure safe swimming conditions. Accessible pathways with handrails and free parking nearby make it easy to visit and enjoy the space.

A natural freshwater spring feeds a small lake at the rear of the beach where salt and fresh water meet. This unusual ecological feature creates a habitat seldom found at other beaches on the island.

Location: Manacor

Length: 70 m

Width: 110 m

GPS coordinates: 39.45194,3.27722

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:26