Cala Castell

Cala Castell is a wild, barely-touched cove tucked at the end of a steep valley in the Ternelles area, where you anchor off and swim ashore to a beach that sees very few crowds. The name comes from the 13th-century Castell del Rei, a coastal fortress that once guarded this stretch of shoreline and still looms over the area. It's the kind of place that feels genuinely remote, sitting around 12 kilometres from Pollença with no facilities — just rugged cliffs, clear water, and a lot of quiet.