Alexander Schimmeck, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, https://www.flickr.com/photos/alschim/34568786172/
Alexander Schimmeck, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, https://www.flickr.com/photos/alschim/34568786172/
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1 Reviews on “caló de ses Llisses”
A quiet anchorage with clear, turquoise water perfect for those seeking a low-key spot away from larger crowds. The anchorage provides good conditions for smaller vessels, although larger yachts might find maneuvering tight, especially in peak season. The seabed here is a mix of sand and algua, so it’s worth taking care when anchoring to avoid sea weed patches. Water clarity around this cove makes it a nice location for snorkeling, and the rocky outcrops reveal an array of fish. Onshore, Caló de ses Llisses is secluded and undeveloped, with little in the way of amenities. There are no nearby shops, so it’s best to bring provisions. The nearest services are in larger coves nearby, where local restaurants and small stores are available.