Sa Punta de S'Aguila Villa
Spacious five-bedroom villa with private heated pool, classic Mallorcan features, and a wealth of thoughtful facilities.

© Cala Cap Falco Beach

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© Cala Cap Falco Beach

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© Cap Falco Beach

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© Cala Cap Falco Beach

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Trendy beach that's located in the south-west of Mallorca
Cala Falco is a very pretty and small beach, surrounded by rocky outlets and pine. It is most famous for the trendy beach bar and restaurant that sits in the middle, attracting some of Mallorca's most affluent clientele. situated in the south west of Mallorca. The sea is clear and shallow, and the beach is narrow but deep,
The beach measures 50 metres long and 60 metres deep, made of golden sand. Just 6.5 kilometres from Magaluf, it's situated in a cove and so is sheltered and protected from the wind. That makes it very popular among smaller yachts who stop over Cala Falco often.
From the beach, you can see s'Illot del Sec, a small islet located around half a nautical mile from the sand. Near the island is one of Mallorca's most important shipwrecks, a Greek boat.
There are sun beds and parasols available as well as a buzzing seasonal beach club restaurant, boasting boho chic patrons throughout the summer months.
Due to its more remote location, it is far less busy than the beaches of nearby Magaluf and Palma Nova.
Restaurants
There is a highly regarded beach restaurant in Cala Falco serving drinks as well as light snacks, sandwiches, burgers, meat and grilled fish. The nearby resort of Magaluf has a whole host of restaurants on offer offering international cuisine.
Bars
The nearby resort of Magaluf boasts an abundance of bars and restaurants that cater to a global palate, from cheap and cheerful establishments through to premier names.
Hotels
Once more, the neighbouring resort of Magaluf provides a spectrum of accommodation choices, spanning from economical apartments to more opulent, all-inclusive luxury resort hotels.
There is a small beach restaurant here where you can enjoy feeling the sand beneath your feet whilst tucking into some sumptuous cocktails and quality Mediterranean cuisine.
A largely unspoilt location, with just Mallorca's picture-postcard scenery to enjoy.
The sea is shallow and clear and good for small children. There is also plenty of shade thanks to the surrounding pine trees. There are no showers or lifeguards on duty.
The beach is well-kept ready for it's visitors in the summer months.
There is some good snorkelling to be had in the area, you can try to reach the old shipwreck about a kilometre to the east of the beach.
Cala Falco is not easy to find, and a car is essential. Take the road towards Cala Figuera/Cala Falco and pass through Cala Vinyes. You will reach a one-way system as you approach the Cap de Figuera, then take the road to the right and keep your eyes peeled for a sign to the beach (sign to your left, beach to the right!). There is plenty of free parking and you can access the beach down some fairly steep steps.
Spacious five-bedroom villa with private heated pool, classic Mallorcan features, and a wealth of thoughtful facilities.
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