Cala Mondragó

The "Cala Mondragó" on the east coast is no longer an "insider tip" - it has remained a gem for lovers of original landscapes.

Songbirds, including the rare stonechat, are said to be happy to settle in the "Parc natural de Mondragó" (the area has also been a bird protection zone since 1995). People are currently drawn primarily to the two largest bathing bays in the 766-hectare nature park, ses Fonts de n'Alis and s'Amarador Holm oaks, turquoise sea, a rocky path directly on the water that connects the beach sections.

During your hike or at the beach, you can enjoy a short break, at the table, under the trees to have a bite to eat ... Nice place

The bathing bays are full, but you can also go hiking in the nature park, as soon as you are 100 meters from the beaches it becomes quiet and relaxing.