Cala Gració is a sandy beach near Sant Antoni de Portmany, set in a sheltered bay with clear water for swimming and snorkeling. The calm setting and coastal walks make it a quieter choice for time by the sea. Sunbeds, umbrellas and a beach bar are available, though food and drinks can cost more than elsewhere. Arrive early if you want a sunbed, and allow extra time to find parking or walk from farther away.
The bay and its coastal paths
Cala Gració is a sandy beach near Sant Antoni de Portmany. Its sheltered bay has clear water, and the setting is suited to swimming and snorkeling. The beach has sunbeds and umbrellas, plus a bar serving food.
A coastal route approaches the beach along a dirt road and a path through rocks close to the sea. Small rocky coves appear along the way. Cap Blanc Aquarium, a natural cave where marine species can be seen, is also accessible on this route.
Planning a beach stop
Sunbeds and umbrellas can be limited later in the morning. Arriving before 10:30 gives you a better chance of finding a spot without reserving one. Be aware that reserving a sunbed for the following day can come with high restaurant spending requirements.
Parking is challenging, so you may find it easier to park farther away and walk. Toilets are available at the beach. Water quality may not be optimal.
Perguntas frequentes
Is Cala Gració good for snorkeling?
The sheltered bay has clear water and is suitable for snorkeling.
When should I arrive to find a sunbed?
Arrive before 10:30, as sunbeds and umbrellas can be limited later in the morning.
Is parking easy at Cala Gració?
Parking can be challenging. Consider parking farther away and walking to the beach.
