Cala San Vicente
Cala San Vicente is a small holiday village located on the northwest coast of the island of Mallorca, in the town of Pollensa.
La Cala enlightens my soul, it is “a charming place for charming people”. Families have been gathering here for generations. It is a place for soothing breaks with your loved ones, and partly this is what makes it such a special unforgettable place. Once you immerse in its atmosphere, you quickly discover its allure and begin to love it and respect it. It is this sense of rooted local warmth that reminds us that without respect for charming places, these get lost in time. Our mission is that when you visit La Cala you naturally come to embrace its ways and enjoy it
This bucolic scene hosts a series of coves with crystal clear water at the foot of the Sierra del Cavall Bernat, the mountain range of the Bernat horse, the iconic rock that rises 380 meters above sea. It is always in plain sight from the village and greeting residents throughout the day. Its name originates from the resemblance to a horse that emerges from the combination of light and shadow when these land on this majestic cliff at a particular time of the day and only in plain sight for a few minutes.
The Beauty of Cala San Vicente
The beauty of Cala San Vicente has lured made artists and intellectuals to indulge themselves to spend a significant part of their lives here. The film industry has also chosen this majestic location to enhance the beauty in its movies such as “Jack the black” with actors George Duvivier Sanders and Patricia Roc. Local artists, such as Don Lorenzo Cerda Bisbal, disciple of the renowned Joaquín Sorolla and María Benlliure, has also gained inspiration here by capturing this Majorcan landscape, in particular his painting in the northern area that hold a romantic, realistic sense.
At the entrance to the village there is a talayot with prehistoric caves known as l’ Alzineret that can be visited by foot.
The crystal clear waters
from Cala San Vicente
There are four coves: Cala Barques, Cala Clara, Cala Molins, and Cala Carbó. Until recently, these coves barely received visits from tourists, however, their beauty has made them a must-see place. You can go to all of them on foot.
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