We explore the coast of Santanyí where we will sail along hidden coves, a wild coastline and pristine beaches with crystal clear water. We will leave from the picturesque Pier of Cala Figuera at cruising speed towards Cala Santanyí and Es Pontàs, a peculiar rock formation that constitutes the ancient entrance to a cave. We will continue towards Cala Llombards and sa Cova des Fum, passing by es Caló des Macs. From here we will continue to Es Caló des Moro and S’Almunia, and we will have the opportunity to discover some of the small caves that the smugglers used as hiding places. We highlight the beauty of Caló des Moro with its always clean turquoise blue waters and the allure of S’Almunia with its typical huts and fishermen’s barracks. Our visitors will have the opportunity to swim from the boat in Caló d’es Moro or in S’almunia, (40 min) depending on the direction of the wind.
If you select the option “Calo de Moro y Cala Marmols” you will extend your journey up to continue towards the virgin beach of Es Màrmols, which can only be accessed by boat or on a hiking trail (but no stop for swim in Calo des Moro)

Along the way, you will be able to observe the intact beauty of this part of the island and the interesting maritime quarries of Es Bauç, where they cut blocks of sandstone to be transported by sea. Once in Es Màrmols you will have about 45 minutes to take a bath from the boat and enjoy this privileged place on the island.