The cove’s compact shape and jetty make it a useful contrast with Aiguablava or Sa Riera. Cap Sa Sal and the opposite rocky point frame the entrance. A coastal path links it with Sa Tuna, allowing the landing place to become part of a longer walk through a varied stretch of shoreline.
What to look for
The small jetty beside the inlet
Rocky edges beneath Cap Sa Sal
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 20–45 min
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