Caló d’es Moro

Caló d'es Moro is a tiny rocky notch on Formentera's west side, listed at about 30 by 6 metres. The Guía de Playas calls it a rock beach suited to leisure boats at anchor. It sits in a protected wetland-adjacent setting with vegetation behind the shore. Access is on foot or by boat; signage is poor and there is no parking of any size.

Expect no facilities. Clear water makes snorkelling the main draw when conditions are gentle. The site fact table's "Nearest Highway: A-33" looks like a data error carried from another region; local access is via Formentera's PM-820 network and coastal tracks near the west coast, not mainland A-33.

Naturism is listed. Given the size and awkward access, you will rarely meet a crowd. Wear shoes on the rocks, respect park and dune margins, and leave if a private boat party has already filled the ledge. For a more documented west-coast sand beach, Cala Saona is the reliable alternative.

At a glance

• Name of beach: Caló d'es Moro
• Municipality: Formentera
• Length / width (Guía de Playas): 30 m / 6 m
• Beach type: Rock
• Naturism: Listed (Guía de Playas: Nudismo Sí)
• Access: Foot / boat
• Parking: No
• Protected area: Yes
• Coordinates (approx.): 38°43'52" N, 1°23'48" E