Cala Deia is a smaller pebble beach, located in picturesque surroundings in a small rocky bay. It is without a doubt the most beautiful pebble beach in Mallorca. The beach is about 70 meters long, but only 6-10 meters wide. Small areas are covered with gravel, the rest are covered with stones of all sizes.

Cala Deià is a small gravel beach on the western side of Mallorca, known for its turquoise waters and stunning rocky landscape with cliffs and caves. It is ideal for snorkeling and diving. Access is challenging, with limited parking, and the final stretch can only be reached on foot.

Cala Deià is one of the most impressive coves in Mallorca in the heart of the Sierra de Tramuntana. Cala Deià, or Cala Deyá (in Spanish), is a beach located on the northwest coast of Mallorca, between Punta de Son Beltrán and Sa Pedrissa, where a …

2024年6月25日 · Cala Deià is a tiny, cove beach just outside of the much-loved mountain village of Deià, in the heart of the Tramuntana mountains in the northwest of Mallorca. The beach is only about 70-meters long and is mostly small pebbles and large rocks.

Sounded by the Tramuntana Mountains, this rocky cove beach is a little slice of paradise. Come prepared though! There is only one entrance point during the summer.

2023年7月21日 · You reach the rocky seaside cove in awe. Sunbathers drape themselves over the stone beach; swimmers dive off boulders into crystal-clear waters; and snorkelers come up wide-eyed from life seen below the waves as diners clank forks, knives, and chit-chat over fresh seafood platters at one of two seaside bars .

2022年11月20日 · The beach scene near Deia is all about rugged beauty and secluded charm. Cala Deia is the most well-known spot, a small, rocky cove with crystal-clear waters, perfect for a refreshing dip. Its rustic vibe and dramatic cliffs make it a favorite for visitors and locals alike, offering a slice of untouched Mediterranean paradise.

Beaches of Deia are like a secret paradise, with crystal clear waters and the Tramuntana in the background. Both Cala Deia beach and Lluc-Alcari have pebbles and the water is ideal for snorkeling. The two Deia beaches lie 30 minutes apart and they can both be visited in the same day as they are connected by a breathtaking coastal path for hikers.

The beautiful beach of Cala Deia is a sheltered shingle and pebble cove with fantastically clear water. Rocky cliffs curve around the bay, making it feel like a hidden paradise. The sea is a wonderful sapphire colour and snorkelling here is excellent as the water is so clear.

Cala Deia was the third of Mallorca’s best, hidden natural cove beaches on our list to visit, after Cala Murta and Calo des Moro and is one of Mallorca’s most famous beaches – apparently a popular hangout of the rich and famous who come to enjoy its stunning cliff-side restaurant that overlooks the clear blue waters of the cove.