Cala Pilar is a secluded beach situated in Menorca, Spain. It spans a coastline of 250m and is 40m wide, nestled amidst hills that create a bay. It is accessible via a 1.8km tourist pathway that takes approximately 40 minutes to traverse.
Due to its remote location, Cala Pilar is not frequented by many tourists, offering a tranquil and serene atmosphere. However, it is not recommended for families with young children as the beach experiences strong winds and waves, attracting surfers and divers instead.
The best time to visit is between May and October when the weather is pleasant. Visitors are advised to bring their own food and umbrellas as amenities are limited.
The beach's gravel and golden sands have a reddish hue characteristic of the northern region of Menorca. It is located near Punta des Carregador and Els Alocs cove, with s'Escull de Cala del Pilar island in close proximity.
The challenging access to Cala Pilar makes it a unique and secluded destination for nature enthusiasts seeking a seaside retreat.
Visitor reviews highlight the beautiful scenery, clear water, and calm atmosphere as the best features of the beach. However, visitors complain about the long and challenging walk to get to the beach, lack of facilities, and the absence of a toilet nearby. One reviewer advises ignoring parking attendants and continuing to the parking lot, as there is often more space available than suggested.
Latitude: 40.0510976 / Longitude: 3.97836
Cala Pilar is located in Menorca. The following map of Cala Pilar shows the exact location.
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