Cala Carbó
07469 Cala Sant Vicenç, Balearic Islands, Spain
Cala Carbó is a small, sheltered shingle cove in the Cala Sant Vicenç area of north Mallorca, prized for its clear, turquoise water and steep, rocky backdrops — a peaceful spot for swimming and soaking up the sun away from larger beaches.
What Makes It Special
The cove’s intimate, cliff‑fringed layout produces calm, clear water and interesting rock formations just offshore, making it particularly rewarding for snorkelling and short coastal explorations.
Insider Tips
Go early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds; bring water shoes and snorkel gear for the pebbly shore and rocky entry, carry drinking water and shade as facilities are limited, and note the spot is not wheelchair accessible.
Cala Carbó is a small, sheltered shingle cove in the Cala Sant Vicenç area of north Mallorca, prized for its clear, turquoise water and steep, rocky backdrops — a peaceful spot for swimming and soaking up the sun away from larger beaches.
What Makes It Special
The cove’s intimate, cliff‑fringed layout produces calm, clear water and interesting rock formations just offshore, making it particularly rewarding for snorkelling and short coastal explorations.
Insider Tips
Go early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds; bring water shoes and snorkel gear for the pebbly shore and rocky entry, carry drinking water and shade as facilities are limited, and note the spot is not wheelchair accessible.
Opening Hours Closed
| Sunday |
00:00 - 24:00
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday Today | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
