Sa Calobra

Tourist attraction · Balearic Islands

Sa Calobra

Tourist attraction · Balearic Islands

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07315 Escorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

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Sa Calobra is a stunning hidden gem in Mallorca, celebrated for its dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters, perfect for adventurous beachgoers.  

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Jun 5, 2025

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@mishajana

The drive to Sa Calobra was one of the most breathtaking experiences for me — a dramatic, winding road that snakes through limestone mountains and plunges into hidden valleys. Go early, just as the sun begins to rise, before the bikers and tour buses appear. In that golden hour, the light spills across the cliffs like something from another world — silent, timeless, and spellbinding. Once you reach the bottom, there is a visible parking lot to park in. The main port is immediately visible once you walk out of the lot and down the hill to the water. It’s a common rest stop for cyclists and a good place to stretch, grab a coffee, and enjoy the sparkling sea before your journey continues. But the real magic lies just beyond. Behind two stone tunnels — only accessible by foot — you’ll find Torrent de Pareis, a dramatic gorge that opens into a surreal beach flanked by towering rock walls. After a bite or a coffee at the port, follow signs for the Túnel de Sa Calobra and step into what feels like another realm. Arrive before noon if you want to experience its stillness; by midday, the crowds descend and the spell begins to break.

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Elisheva B.A.

Google
Sa Calobra beach is a true hidden gem in Mallorca. Tucked away in a dramatic, narrow cove surrounded by towering cliffs, it feels like a secret paradise. The crystal-clear water and pebbly shore make it perfect for a relaxing day away from the crowds.

Uliana Sysak

Google
Absolutely fabulous place. I was here at 9:30, when the parking lot started working. and came back around 1:00 p.m. during this period of time the road was very comfortable for driving. I recommend a walk through the canyon.

Ken Cassidy

Google
The beach was busy when we got there but we still had a good swim. The gorge is a fascinating place. The drive down and back however is not for the faint hearted and presents many risks!

Agata XYZ

Google
This beach has such a beautiful localization. The road there is very interesting, you need to turn every minute next go through rocks that make a small tunnel and walk there is also in beautiful scenery and through another tunnel. At the end you reach small beach surrounded buy high rocks and torrent just amazing

Roger

Google
Beautiful beach, in between two hills, easy access in a 700m walk through a tunnel with lights and good pavement, well structured beach with restaurants and shops, go earlier as the sun shade will reduce the amazing water color from 5pm summer time.

Zineb Bouabid Seffar

Google
It is so beautiful, but it's not worth the 1:45 min drive on a very dangerous and strenuous road. I am so disappointed with how poor the roads are on the island. It's supposed to be very good in a very touristic place like this. Be careful, there are crazy drivers and buses and especially a lot of bike riders (too many). A better option is to book a tour boat from port de Soller.

D

Google
A cool place, accessed through "Sa Calobra Tunnel", feels like a hidden beach. However the beach itself is shingle and rock and not very nice as a beach. It's also packed with tourists. If you walk up stream though you lose the crowds and the nature blooms more. No toilets, shops, sunbeds etc (understandably) so ensure you take everything you need with you.

Victoria Postica

Google
Unique view, the way there is also beautiful but a lot to drive, this place will suit you if you like jumping in the water from the cliffs. It was crowded but there is enough space to fit many people. It was my favourite beach in Mallorca.

Jakob W.

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Amazing spot! It's a stone/pebble beach which takes a bit of patience to get to. But once you do it's so worth it. The drive is amazing, but for the insecure driver it could be scary. Once you arrive there it's a paid parking with a lot of spaces, and to get to the biggest beach, torrent service Paris is a shorter walk through another beach, restaurants and through some cliffs (so cool!). The view is amazing, great snorkeling. You can cliff jump up to 9m if you can climb a bit. It's adventurous, beautiful and a picture perfect place for the adventurous. Not great if you just want to lay down tanning for a day. You need to swim here. The beach is very small and crowded, but there is a lot of space in the area close to the water.