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1 Reviews on “cala Murta”
I found a great spot in 12 meters of water, where the anchor held securely despite a bit of roll from the swell.
The cove is narrow, so space is at a premium. Get there early to secure a good spot. The area around Cala Murta is teeming with natural beauty; the pebble beach and surrounding hills, dotted with donkeys and goats, add to the charm. At night, the cove quiets down, providing a peaceful retreat. It’s a good idea to be mindful of the posidonia seaweed as there are regular checks to ensure anchors don’t damage it.