A dramatic horseshoe-shaped cove on the north coast with towering ochre cliffs on both sides. No sand — just rocks and deep, crystal clear water. The main attraction is the cliff formations: large cave-like holes carved into the rock that you can climb into and watch the sea from inside. Amazing for photos. The water is deep enough for snorkeling right from the rocks — bring goggles. Access is via a dirt road (Carretera a Cala en Baster) with very limited parking at the end. From the parking, walk along the cliff ridge to your right and descend to the water. The terrain is uneven — not suitable for strollers or very young kids, but older children (7+) who like adventure will love it. No facilities at all — bring everything you need. A "visit for 1–2 hours" spot, not a full beach day. Best visited on a calm day — waves can make entry difficult.