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Cala Deià

A stony cove below Deià, with two fish restaurants right by the water. The descent is steep and there are few parking spaces.

Checked 29/10/2026Key facts 9Sources 5

Length
70 m
From Palma by car
50 min
Cala Deià, photo
Photo: Paasikivi, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons (resized and converted)

Key facts

Beach length70 m1,3 2+ sources agree
Beach width10 m1,3 sources differ: 6-10
Surfacestones and rocks (stony cove)
Length70 m
For childrenno (stony, narrow beach)
Facilitiestwo waterside restaurants
Accesson foot or by car along a steep road from Deià, boat from Port de Sóller
Best time to goMay, June, September, October; morning or late afternoon (editorial assessment)
Crowdsmoderate; the cove is small (editorial assessment)

The colour next to a fact shows where it comes from: 2+ sources agree sources differ

Getting there

  • By car from Palma: about 50 min, 31.1 km (our own measurement on the OSM road network, without traffic; method)
  • By the steep road from Deià; parking is limited.
  • Parking: Limited spaces by the access road.
  • Restrictions: Steep descent; the cove is far below the village. The bus line has not been fully confirmed.
  • Without a car: stop S'Empeltada 1, about 1153 m on foot (about 15 min), lines 203 (GTFS CTM; all places without a car)

Free parking

Car parks tagged as free in OpenStreetMap (fee=no); walking distance = straight line x 1.3. All free car parks

Questions and answers

Where can I park at Cala Deià?

There are few spaces by the road. The descent from Deià is steep, so arrive in the morning or leave the car in the village.

Can I get to Cala Deià by TIB bus?

Line 203 runs to Deià (route not confirmed at the time of our check). Boats also run from Port de Sóller to Cala Deià. Check timetables before you travel.

Is Cala Deià good for children?

It is a stony, narrow beach (6-10 m wide), so it is not an ideal spot for small children.

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Related

More in this region: Serra de Tramuntana

Sources

Checked 29 October 2026. Our own descriptions; figures from the sources above, with conflicting sources shown as a range.