Cala Nova

Cala Nova is a compact sandy cove located within a residential neighborhood of Palma, surrounded by buildings that provide natural shelter from wind. The water here is shallow and calm, making it accessible for different types of swimmers.

This cove took shape as Palma expanded as a Mediterranean holiday destination in the 1960s and 1970s, becoming a public bathing spot for residents and visitors. Its development reflected the city's growing appeal as a coastal destination.

This cove serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors mix easily, enjoying casual time by the water without traveling far from the city. The sandy shore attracts families and individuals who appreciate having a beach so close to urban amenities.

Access is straightforward with gentle sloping entries into the water, making it comfortable for families and those less confident in water. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available to rent, and nearby shops and cafes in the neighborhood provide food and supplies without leaving the area.

This cove sits entirely surrounded by residential buildings, making it a hidden retreat that many passing tourists miss while exploring the city. The location allows visitors to enjoy a beach experience while remaining steps away from urban streets and local life.