Cala Pregonda is one of Menorca's most special and unique beaches, famous for its reddish sands and crystal-clear waters that combine golden, ochre, and blue tones. Its natural and wild atmosphere makes it an ideal place for hiking and photography enthusiasts.
Cala Pregonda in Menorca stands out for its transparent waters, reddish sand, and unique rock formations that create a spectacular and wild landscape. We'll tell you how to get there and some tips to make the most of your visit to this unique beach.
Useful tips for visiting Cala Pregonda
- 🚶♂️ Prepare for a walk of about 20-30 minutes from the parking lot; the path is easy but has no shade.
- 🌞 Bring water, sunscreen, and some food; there are no services at the cove.
- 📸 Bring a camera or phone to capture its unique rock formations and landscapes.
- 🐟 Go snorkeling to discover the marine wildlife in its transparent waters.
How to get to Cala Pregonda
Cala Pregonda is located in northern Menorca, near the town of Mercadal. To get there, take the Me-15 road and follow the signs for Fornells. From the town of Mercadal, it takes about 30 minutes.
From the parking lot, you will have to walk approximately 1.5 km along a well-marked path to the beach, which is a pleasant walk through pine trees and Mediterranean scrubland.
