Full day · Southeast coast
Caló des Moro & Cala Figuera — the photographed coves
The most photographed cove in Mallorca — and far better from the water than the queue on the cliff.
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Caló des Moro is the tiny, perfect cove you have seen a hundred times online: a scoop of white sand between steep pine-clad cliffs, water the colour of a swimming pool. From the clifftop it means a scramble and a crowd. From the sea, it is yours to swim into.
The neighbouring Cala Figuera is just as lovely and quieter still. This is a longer run — around two hours and ten each way to the southeast corner — so it works best as a full, early-start day, and it rewards the effort. We anchor off the cove, swim in past the cliffs, and you experience the famous spot the way almost no one else does: from the water, without the climb. Best on calm days; the crew will steer the day by the forecast.
At a glance
- Trip
- Full day
- From Club de Mar
- ~2 h 10
- Round trip
- 70 nm
- Depth
- 4–10 m
- Diesel est.
- 1100 L
- Mallorca's most photographed cove, seen from the sea
- Quieter neighbour Cala Figuera alongside
- No clifftop scramble, no crowd
- A rewarding long full-day run southeast
Captain and crew usually reply within the hour, and always within 24 hours. Crew and VAT included. Gratuity is never expected.