Cala des Pou
Caló des Pou is a sheltered sandy cove on the Cala Egos side of Cala d’Or, close to the marina and Es Fortí. It has calm turquoise water, family-friendly sand and useful facilities for an easy beach day.
Best for
Families & calm swims
Beach Type
Sheltered sandy cove
Parking
Small car park nearby
Water
Calm & protected
Family Friendly
Yes, very good
Services
Toilets, showers, bar
Caló des Pou, also written Cala des Pou, is a small sandy beach on the southwest side of Cala d’Or, next to Cala Egos and close to the marina entrance.
The cove sits inside Cala Llonga, which makes the water feel sheltered and calm. This is one of the better choices in the area for families who want sand, clear water and practical facilities close by.
The beach has toilets, showers and food nearby, with a small parking area and street parking around the residential streets. In high season, arrive early because the beach and parking fill quickly.
Caló des Pou Overview
A calm sandy cove near Cala Egos, with clear water, family facilities and a relaxed village feel.
What makes Caló des Pou special?
Beach Facilities
Parking
There is a small parking area nearby plus street parking. Arrive early in summer.
Toilets
Toilets are available near the beach area.
Showers
Showers are available, useful after swimming with children.
Beach Bar
Food and drink options are available close to the sand.
Sunbeds & Parasols
Sunbeds and parasols are usually available to rent in the main season.
Nearby Shops
Cala Egos has supermarkets, restaurants and shops within a short walk.
Swimming and Snorkelling
Protected Bay
The sandy beach and calm water make it a practical family swimming spot.
Family Swimming
The sandy beach and calm water make it a practical family swimming spot.
Snorkelling
Snorkelling is best around the rocky edges away from the busiest shallows.
Boat Views
Boats may be visible near the marina entrance, but swimmers should stay close to shore.
Best Time to Visit
Morning
Arrive in the morning for calmer water, easier parking and more space on the sand.
Late Afternoon
Late afternoon is good for a shorter swim and softer light, especially outside peak season.
Peak Summer
July and August are busiest. Bring water, sun protection and arrive before late morning.
Spring & September
May, June and September usually offer warm weather with a more relaxed beach atmosphere.
FAQ
Can you snorkel at Cala des Pou?
Is Cala des Pou near Cala Egos?
Are there toilets at Cala des Pou?
Is Cala des Pou good for families?
How to get to Caló des Pou
Caló des Pou is in the Cala Egos / Es Fortí area, on the opposite side of the marina from central Cala d’Or.
- By Car: Drive towards Cala Egos or Es Fortí and use the small beach parking area or nearby residential streets.
- By Taxi: Taxis from Cala d’Or, Cala Ferrera or Portopetro are simple. Arrange a return during busy evenings.
- By Boat: Boats pass in the wider marina area, but beach users should stay within safe swimming zones.
- By Bus: Local buses serve Cala d’Or and Cala Egos, with the beach reachable on foot.
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