Cala Carbó

Cala Carbó, often referred to as Playa Carbo, is a secluded pebble beach situated within the urbanization of Cala Sant Vicenç in the Port de Pollença area. The beach is characterized by its small size, measuring approximately 80 meters in length and 15 meters in width, and its rocky and uneven terrain. Despite its size, the beach is known for its stunning, crystal clear waters and fine sandy floor, making it a popular spot for swimming and diving. The beach is particularly peaceful, offering a quiet escape from the typical tourist crowds. However, it should be noted that during the high season, it can become overcrowded. Also, during the summer months, the surrounding area of Cala Sant Vicenç tends to be populated with jellyfish. While Cala Carbó does not offer amenities such as water sports facilities or disabled access, it does provide a beautiful and serene environment for visitors. Unfortunately, there are no nearby restaurants or eateries, so visitors are advised to bring their own food and beverages. Accessing Cala Carbó may require a bit of an adventure due to its hidden location, and it is recommended to prepare for a bit of a hike. Despite its secluded nature, there are nearby accommodation options available for those wishing to extend their stay in the area. Parking facilities are not specifically mentioned, so visitors should plan accordingly. Despite the limited amenities and potential for crowding during peak times, the natural beauty and tranquility of Cala Carbó make it a worthwhile destination for those visiting the Port de Pollença area.