- Location: the foot of the highest mountain of Mallorca - Puig-Major;
- Distance from Palma de Mallorca: 70 km;
- The beach of Sa Calobra: width 30 meters, rocky.
The island of Mallorca in Spain is a very interesting place for rest, there is an opportunity to sunbathe on the beach , swim in the clean and warm sea, and also visit entertaining excursions , admire the picturesque mountains and beautiful bays and bays.
A trip to Cala Sa Calobra in Majorca in Spain is often a recommended trip for lovers of mountains and tourists who do not want to spend their holidays exclusively on the beaches.
Serra de Tramuntana are not very high mountains in Mallorca. The highest peak is Puig Mayor, 1445 meters high. However, given the fact that the mountains start from the sea, an impression of a greater height appears. They are rocky, yellow, very picturesque, on top are covered with gray limestone. Their peaks are flattened, but the northern slopes slump into the sea, forming countless canyons and cliffs. These mountains produce a wonderful, stunning impression.
Today the village of Sa Calobra lives in tourism, during the summer season many travelers come here to see the small beach and the mouth of the Torrent de Parie river, which flows into this place at sea. The river is surrounded by an amazing gorge, from where a fantastic view opens up. The Bay of Calaubra in Mallorca with the emerald color of water is hidden between the surrounding peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain.
The road to the bay of Sa Calobra
The road leading to this small village located on the seashore and surrounded on all sides by the mountains is 38 km from Soller , and from Palma it is almost 70 km.
The only road to the bay, 15 km long, is very winding and can rotate 180 degrees.
This way is very fascinating, mountain after mountain, rock after cliff, there you can get a good dose of adrenaline, exploring the surroundings from the cliff. The road passes over the precipice, and the view opens with very picturesque views. The last 9 kilometers of serpentine were built in 1932 without the use of any machines, only with the help of manual labor, at that time it was an incredible achievement. After the turns and serpentine road leads to the bay of Sa Calobra.
For those who are swaying on the road or badly enduring serpentine, there is an opportunity to get to this bay from the sea - by boat from the Port de Soller. In summer, boats go every day, making daily several flights.
Sa Calorra Beach
A wonderful pebbly beach of the bay is a great place to relax. On the one hand, several dozen meters of pebble beach with clear sea water, on the other - towering giant mountain peaks. Before leaving the bay, you should bathe in the most beautiful emerald water.
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