A crystal clear water inlet at the feet of the Serra de Tramuntana

Cala Molins is a sandy inlet with crystal clear waters that is a part, together with Cala Carbó, Cala Clara and Cala Barques, of a group called Cala de Sant Vicenç.

Punta de la Torre separates it from Cala Clara, where a military fortification was situated. Its quietness and the beauty of its landscape are particularly noteworthy, it offers one of the most characteristic images of the municipality, the Cavall Bernat (Bernat’s Horse), a toothed range with cliffs of about 300 metres high, and at its feet we find a group of crystal clear water inlets: Cala Barques, Cala Clara, Cala Molins and Cala Carbó, which hide a great quantity of sunken ships of all ages. There are a group of prehistoric caves, the Alzinaret caves, belonging to the Mediterranean Bronze Age.

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