Cala San Vicente Holidays
Easy living, Majorcan-style
Crystal-clear waters, a dramatic rocky backdrop and wall-to-wall sunshine are, of course, all highly desirable in a holiday destination. But what really sets the best places apart is that rare quality of authenticity. Cala San Vicente, on the northwest coast of Majorca is, as it’s been for hundreds of years, a working fishing village, with freshly caught seafood a major attraction.
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The pretty Cala Barques is the largest, and features restaurants and shops. Cala Clara is smaller but buzzy, while quiet Cala Molins has the softest sand.
A 6-kilometre hike will bring you to Puig de L’Aguila. At 214 metres above sea level, it offers dramatic and unforgettable views of the surrounding area.
Cala San Vicente’s small bays and shallow waters are full of marine life, making it a great place to try your hand at scuba diving or snorkelling.