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Discover tours, boat trips and activities from Cala d'Or
Cala d'Or, meaning "Golden Cove," lives up to its name with a collection of stunning small sandy coves surrounded by pine-covered cliffs on Mallorca's southeast coast. This upmarket resort area is known for its marina, whitewashed architecture, and access to some of the island's most beautiful coastal scenery.
From Cala d'Or, you can easily reach both the famous east coast caves and the protected Cabrera archipelago, one of the Mediterranean's most pristine natural areas.
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Cala d'Or's southeast position is ideal for exploring the quieter, more natural side of Mallorca.
The Cabrera archipelago, a protected national park accessible only by boat from Colonia de Sant Jordi (40 min drive), is one of the Mediterranean's most pristine marine reserves. Day trips include the boat crossing, guided island walk to the 14th-century castle, and swimming in the famous Blue Grotto.
The southeast coast has some of Mallorca's most beautiful hidden coves. Boat excursions from Cala d'Or marina take you to secluded spots like Cala Mondrago (in a protected natural park), Cala S'Amarador, and the turquoise waters of Cala Llombards.
The clear waters around Cala d'Or are some of the best in Mallorca for snorkeling and diving. Organized tours take you to underwater caves, seagrass meadows, and rocky reefs teeming with marine life.
Just south of Cala d'Or, the Mondrago Natural Park offers easy walking trails through coastal wetlands and pine forests, leading to two of Mallorca's most beautiful beaches.
Top excursions from Cala d'Or include boat trips to hidden coves along the southeast coast, snorkeling tours in crystal-clear waters, the Mondrago Natural Park walking trails, day trips to Cabrera National Park, and the Caves of Drach. Catamaran cruises from the Cala d'Or marina are also very popular.
Yes, Cabrera National Park is accessible via boat from Colonia de Sant Jordi, which is about 40 minutes drive from Cala d'Or. Day trips to Cabrera include the boat crossing, guided island walk, castle visit, swimming in the Blue Grotto, and snorkeling in pristine waters. Advance booking is recommended as visitor numbers are limited.
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