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East Coast Caves & Calas
The Eastern Route — turquoise calas, sea caves, and the dramatic coastline between Porto Cristo and Cala d'Or
Route Overview
Explore Mallorca's stunning east coast with its concentration of turquoise calas and dramatic sea caves. Depart from Porto Cristo or Cala d'Or and cruise along a coastline dotted with hidden coves accessible only by boat. Visit the famous Cala Varques, explore sea caves by tender, and anchor in crystal-clear waters for swimming and snorkelling. The east coast offers the most sheltered waters on the island, making it perfect for families and water sports.
Itinerary Timeline
Marina Cuarentena, Palma
Early departure from Palma heading southeast along the coast — the journey to the east coast takes approximately 2 hours
Cala Varques
Hidden beach accessible only by sea or a 30-minute hike — pristine turquoise water and sea caves
Cala Romantica
Sheltered cove with calm, warm water and sea caves to explore by tender. Lunch at anchor.
Cala Mondragó
Natural park with exceptional snorkelling — Posidonia meadows and abundant marine life
Cala Figuera
Picturesque fishing village with waterfront restaurants — the most photogenic harbour on the east coast
Marina Cuarentena, Palma
Return to Palma along the southern coast as the sun begins to set
Route Map
Click markers for stop details. Actual route may vary based on weather and sea conditions.
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Route Highlights
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