Cala Escorxada

Cala Escorxada

Cala Escorxada opens along Menorca’s southern coastline as one of the island’s most remote and preserved coves, accessible only by sea or via long trails through Mediterranean pine forests. Its small-scale bay, slightly open in shape, is surrounded by low cliffs and native vegetation descending naturally towards a beach of white sand and intensely turquoise waters. From the sea, the approach conveys a clear sense of isolation, with surroundings completely free from development and a visual landscape dominated entirely by untouched nature.

The experience at Cala Escorxada is defined by total disconnection and the authenticity of the landscape. Anchoring nearby allows guests to enjoy swimming in transparent waters, snorkelling across sandy and rocky seabeds with exceptional visibility and long stays on board within a silent and virtually untouched environment. It is a cove especially appreciated for its difficult access, which preserves its virgin character even during high season. Within a charter route around Menorca, Escorxada represents one of the purest expressions of the island’s southern coastline, ideal for those seeking an experience focused exclusively on nature and navigation.