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Cova de s'Arrel
Cova de s'Arrel is a sea cave tucked along the rugged northeastern coast of Mallorca, near the wild Betlem area — you anchor off and take it in from the water. The coastline here feels genuinely remote, with dramatic rock formations and crystal-clear water that rewards anyone willing to explore by kayak or dinghy. Nearby Cova de ses Entrades is another cave worth poking into if you're up for it, and the surrounding Ferrutx headland is as unspoiled as Mallorca gets.
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Marinas and anchorages near Cova de s'Arrel · times are dock to dock

Reial Club Nàutic Port de Pollença
4h59 · 4.8 · 8 boats

Alcudiamar Marina
2h20 · 4.3
Club Nàutic de Portocolom
31h19 · 4.1 · 11 boats

Port Esportiu de Ca'n Picafort
2h51 · 4.0

Marina Tramontana
9h53 · 3.6

Club Nàutic de Cala Rajada
3h28 · 3.2

Marina de Bonaire
14h40

Club Nàutic de la Colònia de Sant Pere
2h03

Sa Calobra
44h38
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- Busiest on Sundays
- Busiest around 14:00 — boats coming and going
- Half the boats that stop here have arrived by 13:00
- 48% of visits are overnight
- Typical stay: ~7h
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