Cala Molí

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Cala Molí is a cove in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Ibiza. Sheltered from N, NE, E, SE and S winds; exposed to SW and W winds.

Where

Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Ibiza

Sheltered from

N, NE, E, SE and S

Anchoring

3 spots on sand

A coarse-sand cove of about 100 m, ringed by pines and rocky cliffs, between Cala Tarida and Punta des Llosar. The shore soon turns to stones running into emerald water, with rocky seabeds full of life that are worth a look with a mask. You can see the islet of s'Espartar from here, and the sunset is worth staying for; fishermen's boathouses line one side.

Shelter by direction

Anchoring

Arena suggests 3 spots to anchor on sand, clear of Posidonia; the closest to the meadow is 22 m away.

Approximate depth: 2.5–8 m (EMODnet bathymetry).

Anchoring on Posidonia is forbidden: the app shows the meadow on the map and warns you if the anchor would land on it.

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Arena is a decision aid and does not replace official nautical information: not for coastal navigation.