Discover Cala Llamp
Cala Llamp is a rocky cove in the municipality of Andratx, close to the port and below the slopes of Sa Talaia. There is no sandy beach here: stone and changing ground shape the setting. The inlet offers a clear view of this western coastal landscape.
A story to discover
The area’s maritime heritage is better understood at Port d’Andratx, a former fishing harbour, and through La Mola’s defensive buildings. These references belong to the same municipality without implying that the rocky cove itself was a historic port.
Places worth exploring
- Rocky shoreline
Stone defines the cove, which has no stretch of sandy beach.
- Sa Talaia slopes
The rising ground forms the immediate backdrop to Cala Llamp.
- Nearby Port d’Andratx
The neighbouring harbour preserves references to fishing and maritime traditions.






