Beach profile · East
Cala Morlanda
Last checked: September 2026
Crystal-clear rocky cove in S'Illot with turquoise-green water – extremely popular with teenagers for cliff jumping.
In brief
Why Cala Morlanda?
Spectacular underwater visibility and an adrenaline kick when jumping from the low rock ledges.
Who is it suitable for?
- Snorkellers
- Cliff jumpers
- Young holidaymakers
Less suitable for
- Toddlers
- Seniors
Beach and water
Surface: rock, length approx. 60 m, beach depth approx. 10 m. Water entry: steep entry, waves calm. Typical crowds: moderate. Best time of day: afternoon.
Facilities
Food and drink: none. Toilets: none. Showers: none. Sunloungers: not available. Changing rooms: not available. Shade: none. Lifeguards: no information.
Getting there and parking
Parking: free car park. Walk: approx. 3 minutes. Parking situation: moderate. There are bus connections; timetables change seasonally. The beach can also be reached from the water.
Families and accessibility
Because of the access or the surface, the beach is less suitable for small children. Accessibility: none. Dogs: no. Nude bathing: tolerated.
Snorkelling and water sports
Snorkelling is worthwhile along the rocky edges. Diving is possible. SUP and paddling are possible. Available on site: SUP.
Safety and particular risks
Crystal-clear rock pool. Well-known spot for cliff jumping.
Watch out for: Risk of injury from cliff jumping, no sand.
Beach facts
- Region
- East
- Municipality
- Manacor
- Nearest town
- S'Illot
- Surface
- rock
- Length
- approx. 60 m
- Water entry
- steep entry
- Waves
- calm
- Shade
- none
- Food and drink
- none
- Parking
- free car park
- Walk
- 3 minutes
- Bus
- yes
- Lifeguards
- no information
- Accessibility
- none
- Coordinates
- 39.5631, 3.3725
Location of Cala Morlanda in Mallorca.
Practical tip
Before jumping, always check the water depth yourself by diving down first.
Nearby beaches
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Sa Coma
Wide fine-sand beach with turquoise water in the popular resort of Sa Coma. View beach profile →
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Cala Millor
Light sandy beach almost two kilometres long, with a car-free promenade. View beach profile →
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Cala Bona
Several small sandy coves at Cala Bona's cosy fishing harbour, AENOR-certified (UNE 170001) for accessibility, with a free assisted bathing service. View beach profile →
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Cala Anguila
Funnel-shaped cove with light sand and brilliant turquoise water between low rocks. View beach profile →
Nearby restaurants
- Can March · Manacor
- Factoría (Gastrobar) · Manacor
- Übeck · Manacor
Next steps
Region
More beaches in the East region (Cala d'Or, Cala Millor, Canyamel)
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North-east · Artà / Cala Ratjada
Wild, undeveloped sandy cove in the north-east, surrounded by hills and often with considerable surf.
coarse sand approx. 150 m steep entry snorkelling
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East · Calas de Mallorca / Porto Cristo
Legendary natural cove with very fine sand, turquoise water, natural rock bridges and underwater caves.
fine sand approx. 90 m shallow entry snorkelling
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North-east · Cala Ratjada / Capdepera
Impressively wide sandy beach set in a protected dune landscape with a large gull colony.
fine sand approx. 300 m gentle entry family-friendly snorkelling
Frequently asked questions about Cala Morlanda
Where do you park for Cala Morlanda?
Parking: free car park. Walk: approx. 3 minutes.
Is Cala Morlanda suitable for children?
Suitable for children: no. Water entry: steep entry.
Are dogs allowed? Is nude bathing allowed?
Dogs: no. Nude bathing: tolerated.
Can you get there without a car?
There is a bus service; check timetables in advance.
Is there any shade?
Shade: none.
Image credits: Cala Morlanda: Photo Olaf Tausch, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons