Boat trip from Cala Figuera to charming Caló des Moro

Price overview

• Caló des Moro boat tour from Cala Figuera (1.5h) - per person (age 13+) 39.-€
• Caló des Moro boat tour from Cala Figuera (1.5h) - per child (age 3 -12) 29.-€
• Caló des Moro boat tour from Cala Figuera (1.5h) - per baby (age 0-2) 5.-€

Booking option: Mallorca boat tour along the south-east coast of Cala Figuera

We first leave the pleasant port of Cala Figuera and head for Cala Santanyí and Es Pontàs, a curious rock formation that was once the entrance to a collapsed cave. We continue towards Caló des Macs and Cala Llombards, where we discover "Sa cova des fum". On the way to Caló des Moro and S'Almunia, we can see more caves that were once used by smugglers as shelters and hiding places. From here on, the coast becomes wilder and wilder until we reach Caló des Moro, a beautiful little beach with crystal clear waters. For a long time, this bay was considered an insider tip on Mallorca - also because not everyone could find this little idyll. Just behind Caló des Moro we reach the idyllic S'almunia, which with its old huts and fishermen's houses still has a touch of the past about it. Depending on the wind direction, there will be a short swimming stop in Caló d'es Moro or in S'Almunia (from the boat).

Overview

• Capacity: up to 11 persons + skipper
• Duration: ~ 1.5 hours
• Hours: 12:00 noon, 4:30 PM
• Days: daily
• Months: 1st of May - end of October
• Languages: German, English, Spanish
• Pick-up not included
• Starting points: Cala Figuera

Included

• Skipper, fuel, swim stop(s), snorkeling mask, life jacket, insurance

Detailed description

From Cala Figuera: Caló des Moro & S'Almunia boat tour off the south-east coast of Mallorca

When the most beautiful beaches on Mallorca are mentioned, Caló des Moro is always part of the list. The spectacular bay in the southeast is surrounded by cliffs and shines with paradisiacal water colours. The bay is a highlight of the island and the purpose of this 1.5-hour boat tour from Cala Figuera. As we gently navigate our way out of the peaceful harbour of the small fishing village in a modern RIB for up to 11 passengers, we head for Cala Santanyí, which is best known for its famous rock arch: Es Pontas. The boat trip to Caló des Moro takes us past Cala Llombards and the mysterious cave landscape of the south-east coast. The dimensions of the manoeuvrable RIB and the experience of our skipper allow us to enter one of the caves with little swell. The caves were once a hideout for smugglers and are always part of legends.

The south-east coast becomes wilder and wilder here and offers some aha moments in terms of scenery. With the Caló des Moro, the scenery reaches a real climax. The crystal-clear water of this small bay shimmers in the most beautiful colours. Directly behind the Caló des Moro is the charming bay of S'almunia, made famous by the old fishermen's huts. The boat tour includes a short swim stop directly from the boat - either in Caló des Moro or S'Almunia, depending on the wind direction.

Again and again, people ask how to get to some of the most beautiful bays on Mallorca. For the Caló des Moro, the answer is: by boat. The land route is also possible, but you only reach the small bay after a walk and then have trouble finding a place, especially in the high season. With the Caló des Moro boat tour, you can enjoy this special place in a relaxed way.