Calo d'es Burgit Beach

Calo d'es Burgit Beach

Calo d'es Burgit, nestled within the Mondrago Natural Park on Mallorca's southeast coast, is a secluded paradise for those seeking tranquillity away from the bustling tourist spots.

This scenic beach, also called Cala d'en Borgit, boasts pristine golden sand, low cliffs, and encircling pine trees, providing beach lovers with a peaceful and unspoiled atmosphere.

Key Features

  • Size and Accessibility: The beach is relatively small, about 15 meters long and 20 meters wide, ensuring a cosy atmosphere. Access to the beach requires a bit of effort, with a walk through the forest or along the coastline from Cala Mondrago, making it less crowded even during peak season.
  • Natural Beauty: Calo d'es Burgit's untouched beauty is its main attraction. The beach is devoid of any commercial facilities, preserving its natural charm. The clear waters, flanked by low cliffs and pine trees, provide a picturesque, relaxing setting.
  • Facilities: The pristine beach presents no facilities that would detract from its unblemished allure. However, those searching for modern conveniences like eateries, watering holes, or refreshment stalls can stroll to the nearby Cala Mondrago, a mere 500 meters away.
  • Activities: The sheltered cove and calm waters make it ideal for snorkelling and paddleboarding. However, no water sports equipment rentals directly on the beach encourage a peaceful environment.
  • Child-Friendliness: While the beach itself may offer little space for play and the water is not exceptionally shallow, its quiet nature makes it suitable for families looking to escape the crowds.

Nearby Options

  • Accommodation: There are no accommodations directly on Calo d'es Burgit. However, nearby Cala d'Or and the town of Santanyi provide various options, from family-friendly hotels to more traditional Mallorcan stays.
  • Dining: For dining options, visitors can head to Cala Mondrago for a beach 'chiringuito' offering traditional Mallorcan tapas or explore the broader selection of restaurants in Cala d'Or, featuring Mediterranean cuisine and international dishes.

Visiting Calo d'es Burgit

To reach this hidden gem, visitors can park for free in an accessible area and walk through the woods, immersing themselves in the natural beauty of the Mondrago Natural Park.

The journey to the beach is part of the experience, allowing one to truly disconnect and prepare for the serene environment that awaits at Calo d'es Burgit.

This serene beach on the East Coast of Mallorca remains a hidden gem, attracting those who crave tranquillity amidst unspoiled natural beauty. The fact that it is still one of the least crowded beaches in the area is a testament to its ability to provide a peaceful retreat for anyone seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Video from Calo d'es Burgit Beach

Emily Palmer
Emily Palmer
British expat now living in Palma de Mallorca
After leaving my corporate job in the UK, I followed my heart and landed on the stunning island of Mallorca. Now, I'm living my dream life and exploring this beautiful place every chance I get. Join me as I share my adventures and stories with you!