Cala Mestella

For adventurous swimmers, divers, readers and lovers of wild spaces. With turquoise and emerald waters, Cala Mestella will appeal to you if you have a weakness for charming landscapes and don't need sun loungers and parasols. With a narrow and deep morphology, it actually has two shores: the one you will find next to the car park and, surprise surprise, another one that you will discover on the left as you walk along the coast. The first, surrounded by vegetation that provides pleasant shade, has a kiosk with drinks and snacks and is the most suitable for swimming, snorkelling and an afternoon nap. The second is a small fishing harbour where you will find a rustic restaurant, nestled on the rocks in two dry dock huts. As a unique dish, it serves bullit de peix amb arros, a typical fisherman's dish that you must try during your holidays. In both coves, the seabed alternates between rocky and sandy areas, so you won't have too many booties to spare.

Information provided by the Santa Eulària des Riu Town Council