Platja Caló de ses Lleonardes, also referred to as Cala Blava, is a picturesque beach located in the PlusHolidays area in Sant Francesc, Baleares, Spain. This beach is part of a beautiful hiking route that begins at Les Meravelles, near Mega Park, and includes a promenade along the coastline of the Platja de Palma marine reserve. The route ultimately leads to the stunning coves of Caló Fort and Caló de ses Lleonardes, making it an ideal spot for hikers to take a break and enjoy the scenery.
This beach is noted for its unique rocky coastline and crystal-clear waters, which provide excellent conditions for swimming and snorkeling. Despite its rocky terrain, it is recommended for visitors to wear sturdy shoes for comfort and safety. The beach is also renowned for its serene and peaceful atmosphere, offering visitors a tranquil environment where they can relax and sunbathe, with some even choosing to sunbathe topless.
Platja Caló de ses Lleonardes provides various amenities for its visitors, contributing to its popularity as a tourist destination. Despite its popularity, it is often frequented by locals and retains a sense of calm, rarely becoming overly crowded. The beach is open to the public during specified hours, making it a great place to spend a day with friends and family, soaking up the sun and enjoying the beauty of the surrounding nature.
The return trip from the beach is made along the same promenade, with the possibility of reaching Balneari 13, Arenal Oest on a sunny day. Even in November, the beach of Arenal is bustling with visitors, indicating the year-round appeal of this coastal region.
