Tucked between pines, walking trails and clear Mediterranean water, Caló d’en Perdiu is a quiet rocky inlet in Mondragó Natural Park. This is a place to slow down and enjoy the natural coastline rather than look for a busy beach with facilities.
A protected landscape
Instead of a sandy beach, expect pale rock formations, pine trees and a protected coastal setting. Stay on marked paths, carry away your litter and avoid sensitive habitats. The value of the visit is the scenery and sense of calm.
Finding the cove
Use the park's signposted routes near ses Fonts de n’Alis and the ses Gaviotes viewpoint to explore the area. Check authorised access before setting off. The rocks can be uneven or slippery, and walking into the sea from the shore is not recommended.
What to bring
Bring drinking water, sun protection and sturdy shoes. There are no services immediately beside this small inlet. Quieter hours are lovely for photography and for enjoying the park's Mediterranean plants and coastal paths.
Visiting from Es Turó de França
Drive from S’Horta towards Mondragó Natural Park, then continue on foot using permitted paths. Use the route button to calculate current travel details and check the availability of parking and trail access before your visit.
