Cala Viola de Llevant, in Menorca
Cala Viola de Llevant is a sheltered place from the north, south, and west winds. It is a perfect spot for those who want peace and relaxation with diving opportunities.
How to Get There
To get to Cala Viola de Llevant, head first to the Camí de Tramontana, a small paved road giving the access to the isolated beaches in the north of Menorca. After the take, the turn towards Cavallería Beach and go towards the lighthouse but not to the end of the road. The parking area is located halfway along the road on the right-hand side.
You can easily spot the cliffs—are you afraid of them? Do not worry, as you can find a skinny path down to the cove. However, those with kids or people with reduced mobility are advised not to use this route, as the descent can be a bit problematic.
An Ideal Spot for Snorkeling
This whole area is part of the Northern Menorca Marine Reserve, which means that fishing is not allowed and helps sustain abundant marine life. Be sure to pack your snorkelling gear so you can enjoy Cala Viola de Llevant and its clear waters, full of fish.
