South-west (Sant Josep)

The wildest and most scenic coast: Cala d’Hort facing Es Vedrà, Cala Vedella, Cala Tarida, Cala Jondal with its elegant beach clubs. Nature, cliffs and spectacular sunsets.

• You need transport: a car or scooter. Roads to the coves are narrow and sometimes unpaved.
• The Es Vedrà viewpoint at sunset is worth the trip on its own.
• Many coves have few services: bring water, shade and water shoes for the rocks.

• 🗿 Es Vedrà — The nearly 400-metre rock islet facing Cala d’Hort, wrapped in legends. 📍
• 🗼 Torre des Savinar — The 18th-century watchtower known as the “Pirate Tower”, with the best view of Es Vedrà. 📍
• ⚓ Jaciment fenici de sa Caleta — The remains of the island’s first Phoenician village, UNESCO World Heritage, on the cliff. 📍
• 🗼 Torre d’en Rovira — A defence tower on the headland near Cala Comte: lovely at sunset. 📍
• ⛪ Església de Sant Josep — The white church of Sant Josep village, in the heart of the south-west. 📍