Discover Cala Mondragó
Cala Mondragó lies in the natural park of the same name within the municipality of Santanyí. Beach, pine woodland, wetlands and farmland meet in its surroundings, giving the area interest beyond the sand. Ses Fonts de n’Alis and s’Amarador help reveal this southeastern landscape mosaic.
A story to discover
Mondragó became a natural park in 1992. Its landscape also records farming and water management: dry stone walls, cisterns and other traditional structures stand alongside the habitats now protected, showing how human work helped shape the wider area.
Places worth exploring
- Ses Fonts de n’Alis
The beach and wetland form part of the park’s landscape.
- S’Amarador
The neighbouring sandy beach retains dunes and their associated coastal vegetation.
- Rural heritage
Dry stone walls recall centuries of farming within the surrounding land.






