Experts' Choice Award Cala Macarella
What the experts agree on
This pristine horseshoe cove boasts bleached-white sand and impossibly turquoise waters sheltered by pine-clad cliffs and rocky outcrops—a tranquil, undeveloped escape with just one low-key restaurant.
“Cala Macarella is a little crescent of white sand lapped by breathtakingly turquoise and blue waters that are calm and shallow, and sheltered by rocks on both sides.”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet "An exquisite horseshoe bay on the southwest coast, with bleach-blonde sand, unbelievably turquoise water, a lone restaurant and cliffs cloaked in pines and holm oaks." Full review
Lonely Planet "Cala Macarella is one of the hidden delights of Menorca"
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September 24, 2020
