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The old village of
Deia is located between Soller and Valldemossa on the north west
coast of Mallorca. The beach Cala Deia lies close to Deia.
Cala Deia beach in
general
Cala Deia is a beautiful small
shingle beach in a very picturesque setting.
The beach is some 70 metres long and
6-10 metres wide. Only small parts of the beach is covered by gravel.
The rest is covered by pebbles and rocks.
The sea is wonderfully clear and very
inviting for a swim. However, the slope is quite steep.
A path leads around to the Sa Pedrisa
watchtower, a defence against pirate attacks in ancient times.
You can walk to Cala Deia from the
village of Deia or drive down to the pay parking (1 Euro per hour).
Child friendly
No sandy areas for playing and the slope is quite steep, hence
not child friendly.
Water sports
The conditions for snokeling are good.
Beach restaurants
The beach has two very good restaurants where you can enjoy e.g.
fresh fish dishes and the spectacular surroundings.
Deia village
Deia is a small village on the north-western ridge of Mallorca.
The village has many steep alleys to explore and around twenty
restaurants and bars.
The restaurant Es Raco d'es Teix has a
Michelin star and the finest hotel in Deia is La Residencia.
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