Cala de Na Llòbriga, situated in Capdepera, is a secluded beach located in a small cove. This beach is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, despite its challenging access. It is characterized by a rocky descent and is not easily accessible, contributing to its calm and quiet ambiance.
Cala de Na Llòbriga is a small pebble beach with an approximate length of 50 meters and a width of 30 meters. The terrain of the beach may be uncomfortable for children due to the pebbles. The beach is surrounded by a pine forest, adding to its picturesque setting. Visitors can traverse through this forest via a not very demanding hiking trail. The trail offers a unique blend of forest and sea views, enhancing the overall experience of the visitors.
To get to the beach, visitors must take a path through the forest. The journey to the beach takes about 20 minutes. Visitors should look for the "CamĂ d'es Coll de Marina" path that connects Cala Agulla with Cala Mesquida and then take an unmarked path that descends a slope.
The beach's sea floor is noted for its beauty, teeming with a surprising amount of fish. This makes the beach a popular spot for swimming and snorkeling, despite the slippery rocks that can make entering the water somewhat difficult.
As for amenities, the beach does not offer water sports, disabled access, or recommended scuba diving. There are no nearby restaurants in the area. The secluded nature and difficult access of the beach mean that it tends not to be crowded, making it an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility and relaxation. In the past, the Capdepera municipality considered allowing year-round access to the beach with pets, but it is unclear if this has been approved. There is no mention of any parking facilities at the beach.
