Practical information - Cala Mondragó

How to get there

Information on how to get to the destination

To reach Cala Mondragó, take the Ma-19 road from Palma to Santanyí, then follow the signs to the park. Parking is available near the entrance. By public transport, you can take a bus from Palma to Santanyí and then a taxi to the park.

Area Information

General information about the area

The natural park offers well-marked trails and rest areas. There is a visitor center providing information about local flora and fauna. It is recommended to bring water and sunscreen, as facilities are limited.

Geography

Geography and terrain characteristics

Cala Mondragó is located on the southeast coast of Mallorca, characterized by its turquoise coves and limestone cliffs. The natural park covers an area of 785 hectares, offering a diverse landscape of beaches, forests, and wetlands.

Flora & Fauna

Flora and fauna of the destination

The biodiversity in Cala Mondragó is rich, with species such as the peregrine falcon and the Mediterranean tortoise. Vegetation includes pines, holm oaks, and typical Mediterranean shrubs. Spring is ideal for observing flora at its peak.