Nestled on Menorca’s northern coast, Cala Morell stands out for its rocky cove and turquoise waters perfect for snorkeling. The area is home to a fascinating necropolis with prehistoric burial caves carved into the cliffside, offering a glimpse into ancient island civilizations. Limited but charming amenities nearby include a small beach area, steps carved into the rocks for easier sea access, and scenic viewpoints overlooking rugged limestone cliffs. Though not offering the typical broad sandy shore, Cala Morell rewards explorers with peaceful surroundings, breathtaking sunsets, and an unforgettable glimpse into Menorca’s archaeological heritage.
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