Cala Presili is a secluded beach situated in the municipality of Maó on the island of Menorca. The beach is located to the south of the Favàritx Lighthouse, offering a tranquil environment away from the usual tourist paths. Its nearest port is Puerto d'Addaia, approximately 6.9 miles away.
The beach is known for its natural beauty, featuring a sandy and posidonia seabed with a depth ranging from 6 to 8 meters. The presence of rocks is also noticeable, particularly in summer. Its medium size offers shelter from north, southwest, west, and northwest winds. The beach is particularly appreciated for its crystal clear water and serene atmosphere, drawing visitors seeking tranquility and unspoiled nature. It is important to note that visitors are encouraged to anchor carefully to protect the Posidonia meadows, an ecosystem protected by law.
Despite its secluded location, Cala Presili can get crowded, particularly during the peak season. It is advised to arrive early to secure a good spot. The beach lacks amenities and there are no nearby restaurants, contributing to its untouched feel.
Access to Cala Presili can be achieved either by boat or by land. For those choosing to arrive by land, a designated parking area is available on the road to the Far de Favàritx. From there, visitors can continue south on Camí de Cavalls for 1 kilometer until Cala Presili is visible on the left. Alternatively, a bus service from Mahon bus station is available, with 13 daily departures providing regular access to the beach.
Despite the effort required to reach it, the natural beauty and tranquility of Cala Presili make it a highly recommended destination for beach lovers.
