Caló de S’Olí
Caló de S'Olí is the name given to the stretch of west-facing coast from Punta de Sa Pedrera to the mouth of Estany d'Es Peix. The Guía de Playas describes dunes, vegetation and stone mixed right to the waterline, giving a wild look, over about 1,000 metres. It belongs to the Can Marroig and Sa Pedrera side of the natural park, where old quarry rock forms odd shapes and snorkelling close to shore is popular in settled weather.
Access is by foot or car to park trailheads; parking exists in the wider area. There is no resort strip and no expectation of sunbed rows. The Can Marroig interpretation centre and green routes nearby help you understand why the coast is managed so carefully. Posidonia meadows sit just offshore, which is one reason the water stays so clear.
Naturism is listed for the stretch. You may meet a mix of walkers, snorkellers and quiet bathers on rock ledges and sandy pockets. Stay on signed paths, do not damage dune plants, and carry out what you bring in.
When the wind is awkward, switch to a more sheltered cove rather than forcing a swim among the rocks.
At a glance
- Name of beach: Caló de S'Olí
- Municipality: Formentera
- Length / width (Guía de Playas): 1,000 m / 15 m
- Beach type: Rock (mixed dune and stone shore)
- Naturism: Listed (Guía de Playas: Nudismo Sí)
- Access: Foot / car
- Parking: Yes (area)
- Protected area: Yes - Ses Salines / Can Marroig coast
- Coordinates (approx.): 38°43'39" N, 1°24'15" E