Platja Cala Murtra

Platja Cala Murtra is a serene and remote beach, known for its tranquility and natural beauty. The beach is characterized by its rocky terrain, with no sand, making it advisable for visitors to bring a chair. The water near the beach is noted to be warmer and calmer, becoming clearer as one moves away from the shore towards the rocks. The depth of the water near the buoys is approximately 20 feet. The beach is a popular spot for snorkeling, with a variety of marine life, including starfish, sea hedgehogs, and a plethora of fish near the rocks. However, it is also recognized as a nudist beach, a fact that is not widely disclosed on popular mapping or internet services. Access to Platja Cala Murtra is somewhat challenging. Visitors must park on the road or in a small parking area with space for four cars, followed by a descent of about 300 feet. The journey from the road to the beach typically takes between 10 to 30 minutes, depending on the route taken. The path is described as a dirt, narrow, and uneven track that goes downhill. Despite the challenging access, many visitors find the experience worthwhile due to the beach's spectacular natural scenery.