Cala Vinagra is a picturesque beach located on an island. Known for its natural beauty, the beach is often described as one of the most beautiful on the island. The bay is spectacular, with a rich and beautiful seabed that is a delight for those who enjoy underwater exploration. The beach is surrounded by the vibrant scents and colors of the Mediterranean, adding to its charm.
The beach is accessible both by land and by sea. One popular way to reach the beach is by boat. Alternatively, visitors can follow a trekking trail that offers fabulous views. The trekking route is about an hour long and involves an altitude change of about 150 meters. The path is marked by small stone sculptures that guide visitors to the beach. Once at the crossroads indicated by the navigator, visitors can park their car near a brown gate or on the street before a dirt road and then continue on foot. The journey takes about 20 minutes.
Cala Vinagra is a wild and less frequented beach, making it a peaceful retreat for visitors. The cove is very small and is not managed, which means that it sometimes collects plastic that the sea brings in. There is an abandoned house near the beach, a reminder of the area's past. Despite this, the beach's waters are almost Caribbean-like, with very high biodiversity. Visitors can see the seabed even from several meters above the water surface. However, visitors should be prepared for the jagged road and the challenge of finding the beach, as it is not easily located.
