Cove · Escorca
Also known as Cala de Sa Calobra · La Calobra beach · Playa de la Calobra
A cove of dark sand and large cobbles in Escorca, in the Tramuntana mountains, about 50 m long and facing north. It has toilets, showers and a beach bar, the official listing includes the boat among the ways to get there, and there are no bus stops within 2.5 km.
OpenStreetMap lists 3 car parks within 1 km of the beach. The nearest is about 4 minutes’ walk away (rough estimate, ignoring slopes). “Aparcament Sa Calobra Torrent de Pareis”: paid. The fees of the others are not recorded.
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Minutes from the nearest car park according to the OpenStreetMap map (rough estimate, ignoring slopes).
The official beach listing includes the boat among the ways to get there.
You can also get here by sea, with these trips from our directory:
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Average values for Mallorca (NOAA OISST, 1991-2020 climatology), not measured at this spot.
Sa Calobra opens to the north: with northerly or north-westerly winds, swell usually rolls in.
With easterly, south-easterly, southerly or south-westerly winds, by contrast, it is usually more sheltered.
This is a general orientation based on which way it opens, not a forecast: the shape of each coast changes it, so check the day’s weather before you go.
Trips and activities from our directory that include or stop at Sa Calobra. Each listing takes you to book on the platform you prefer.
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A van day along the Tramuntana coast to Cala Tuent and Sa Calobra, with paddleboarding, snorkelling and a group of up to 8.
Four hours on a private boat for up to eight, with a west route (Foradada, Cala Deià) or east route (Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis).
Transportes Marítimos Puerto de Sóller
About 2.5-hour trip along the north coast, with a swim and views of Sa Costera, Cala Tuent and Torrent de Pareis.
A week of guided road rides in small groups with a ride leader and support van, including Sa Calobra and Puig Major.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Saturday departure at 7:00: minibus to Inca, then about 90 km on the road including the Sa Calobra climb, for experienced cyclists.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
An outing of about 3.5 hours combining a via ferrata section, a cave and a viewpoint towards s'Entreforc, with two guides.
From Palma through the Lluc valley to Sa Calobra, a boat to Port de Sóller and back by tram and vintage train.
Full day through the Tramuntana: Valldemossa village, the historic Sóller tram and a boat crossing to Sa Calobra, returning by road.
Valldemossa in the morning, Sóller, the century-old tram and a boat to Sa Calobra in a single day.
Where it is and which coves lie around it.
As the crow flies, nearest first.
More about EscorcaArea: Serra de TramuntanaAll coves and beaches
OpenStreetMap lists 3 car parks within 1 km of the beach. The nearest is about 4 minutes’ walk away (rough estimate, ignoring slopes). “Aparcament Sa Calobra Torrent de Pareis”: paid. The fees of the others are not recorded. There are no stops of the intercity bus network within 2.5 km. About 4 minutes on foot · Easy path. Minutes from the nearest car park according to the OpenStreetMap map (rough estimate, ignoring slopes). The official beach listing includes the boat among the ways to get there.
There are no stops of the intercity bus network within 2.5 km.
Beach bar, Showers, Toilets.
Sa Calobra opens to the north: with northerly or north-westerly winds, swell usually rolls in. With easterly, south-easterly, southerly or south-westerly winds, by contrast, it is usually more sheltered.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-25. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.
