Cove · South (Ferreries)
Cala Mitjana
A wide cove of pale sand and clear water, framed by cliffs that some use to leap into the sea. Near Cala Galdana, it pairs beauty with reasonable access.
What to see and do
- walk the 1.2 km path from the car park down to the pale-sand cove
- watch some leap into the water from the cliffs (with care)
- arrive first thing in summer: the car park fills up early
Practical information
- Access
- Easy walk (~15 min) from the car park through holm oak woods
- Parking
- A large free gravel car park at the entrance to Cala Galdana, with Consell attendants in season (in 2026, from 1 June) who close access once it is full. In July and August, arrive first thing. From the car park there is a signposted path of just over a kilometre, downhill. There is no point looking for a spot nearby: the lanes are narrow and parking on them is not allowed.
- Services
- Almost no facilities: a picnic area, and a lifeguard from 1 June to 15 September (itinerant from Cala Galdana the rest of the season). Bring everything else you need
- Best time
- June and September. In July and August, first thing: from mid-morning the sand fills up. Access control stays in place, by contract, until 15 October.
- Effort
- 1.2 km downhill path, mostly easy and family-friendly; not for wheelchairs.
- Suggested time
- ~3 h
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