Cala Pi

Accessible via a steep staircase of 147 steps, which offers stunning views but may be challenging for those with mobility issues.

Overview

A beautiful and sheltered cove on the south coast, Cala Pi is a tranquil natural harbor known for its fine sand, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic cliffside scenery. This unspoiled gem, one of the earliest known settlements in Mallorca, offers a peaceful escape for those seeking natural beauty and relaxation.

Insider Tip

"For a dose of history, visit the nearby Bronze Age settlement of Capocorb Vell, one of the most important archaeological sites on the island. After a day at the beach, enjoy a meal at one of the local restaurants and savor the stunning sunset views."

Arrive by Yacht

The most exclusive way to experience this beach is by yacht. Skip the crowds and arrive directly from the sea.

Idyllic and sheltered natural harborFine sandy beach with crystal-clear watersDramatic cliffside scenery with lush vegetationPeaceful and relaxing atmosphereProximity to the Bronze Age settlement of Capocorb Vell