Cala Figuera

Cala Figuera is a region of Santanyi on the island of Majorca, in the Balearic Islands of Spain, around 60 km toward the south east of Palma. The conventional town was first referenced in records in 1306 however it was not until the finish of the 19th century that the principal houses were worked in the region. Cala Figuera incorporates a little conventional angling network of 577 changeless living arrangements which ascends amid the visitor season when proprietors of the numerous high value occasion manors and flats drop on the town for the mid year months.

The town of Cala Figuera extends from high bluffs toward the south of the town to the angling harbor toward the finish of a Fjord-like gulf which holds probably the most beautiful conventional structures in the entire of Majorca, and also some of moguls manors sitting above the picturesque harbor entrance. Cala Figuera offers no vacationer shorelines or effectively available swimming regions, because of which it remains to a great extent immaculate by mass the travel industry. The shielded port zone provides food for few visiting yachts. The harbor is home to a little armada of nearby angling water crafts which are allowed, by special case, to angle the waterfront regions of the Mondrago Natural Parc, a secured untamed life region.