Discover Cala Agulla
Cala Agulla opens onto Capdepera’s coast as a sandy beach framed by pines and rocky ends. The setting shows how northeastern Mallorca’s shoreline meets nearby natural areas. Cala Rajada provides the surrounding urban context, while the beach itself is defined primarily by its coastal landscape.
A story to discover
The municipality’s history can be understood in nearby Capdepera town, whose fortified settlement was founded by Jaume II in 1300. That inland heritage provides context for the area without assigning a medieval village history to Cala Agulla itself.
Places worth exploring
- Cala Agulla beach
A broad sandy shore lies between pines and rocky edges.
- Natural surroundings
The landscape connects with nearby Cala Moltó and Cala Mesquida.
- Nearby Capdepera
The town’s castle offers context for the history of the municipality.






