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The marina provides straightforward mooring with water and electricity included in the price, which ... Read more about this listing
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Anchoring can be a bit challenging due to the mix of sandy patches and rocks, especially in deeper w... Read more about this listing
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The bay is known for its stunning natural beauty, framed by steep cliffs and green landscapes. This ... Read more about this listing
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From my experience, the marina is a blend of charm and practicality. The setting is lovely, surround... Read more about this listing
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If you can, try to anchor away from the mooring fields to avoid getting too close to other boats. Th... Read more about this listing
2 Reviews on “Cala Tuent”
The cove tends to get busy during the day, especially with tourist boats and ferries, but it quiets down significantly by evening. The water clarity here is exceptional. There’s a pebble beach that can be accessed by dinghy, though it’s not the most comfortable for lounging. A small restaurant on the hill offers some local cuisine, and the absence of light pollution makes stargazing amazing.
The sandy bottom in the center is perfect for anchoring, with depths around 10-14 meters, and there are some rocks and seagrass at the edges, so it’s best to anchor in the middle for the most secure hold.