Beach walk | Cala Agulla | Mallorca 4K [3:17 5:13 5:53 7:33 8:32]

Beach walk | Cala Agulla | Mallorca 4K 🏖️🇪🇸

Original was uploaded on 2021-08-05

Filmed on the 26th of July around 12.00

Air temperature 30 °C, water about 25 °C, strong breeze from the east

My personal thoughts:
It is a great beach, plenty of space to find a quiet place. The car park is big but it can the busy in high season so it is better get there before 12 o’clock. Parking costs 5 pounds for a day. There are spaces for caravans, so you can sleep over night. We got there around 11.30 and there were just a few spaces, some cars were turned away. Check, if possible the wind speed and where it is coming from. If it is from east is going to be windy. I think in Mallorca it is usually from the east so you will be really lucky to have a day without wind. There are 2 bars on the beach serving soft drinks and alcoholic beverages, but it is quite expensive. On the right facing the sea there are a few more bars and restaurants in the distance. I think you can walk from the beach to Cala Agulla which is next to Cala Ratjada, which are two big resorts on the island.

https://www.mallorca-beaches.com/en/cala-agulla/

Cala Agulla is located on the Artá peninsula due north of the holiday town of Cala Ratjada, making it one of the easternmost beaches on Mallorca.

The beach in general
Cala Agulla is a wonderful beach and its breath-taking position, nestled between forests and mountains, makes it a proper natural beach.

The beach is about 500 metres long and 50 metres wide. It offers bright, fine sand and clear water with a gorgeous blue and turquoise hue.

Cala Agulla is quite popular and the sun loungers tend to be sold out in July and August. That said there’s usually plenty of space on the sand. The beach also offers amenities like showers, toilets, and lifeguards. Paid parking is available in close proximity to the beach. One parking spot costs around 5 euro per day, but your car will be parked in the shade.

Child-friendliness
The water is reasonably shallow and its sand is great for playing in. That said it does get busy during the high season.

Cala Ratjada resort
Cala Agulla is close to Cala Lliteres, which has practically merged with Cala Ratjada. The beach is just over one kilometre from Cala Ratjada town centre.

Cala Ratjada is one of the most picturesque holiday towns on the island of Mallorca and it’s become a popular destination for Scandinavian tourists. The town is built up around a lovely harbour area, complete with a coastal promenade that leads straight down to Son Moll beach. The shops in the town centre are a cut above the typical tourist shops Mallorca has to offer.

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