Location and Coordinates

Coordinates: 40°02’55.9″N 3°55’15.3″E

Situated on the northeast coast of Minorca, part of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea.

Natural Features

• Two fine sandy beaches bordered by turquoise waters
• A central rock divides the bay, creating a picturesque landscape
• Well-protected, but open to northwest and north winds
• Exceptional coastal views and hiking opportunities

Approach and Navigation

Key Points for Sailors:

• When approaching from the north, keep well clear of Punta Rotja
• Foul ground extends up to 200m from Punta Rotja
• Be aware of the rocky reef near Playa de Grande Algyerens (the larger beach)
• Multiple secluded calas (coves) in the vicinity

Anchoring Information

• Anchor over sand in depths ranging from 4 to 10 meters
• Ample space for multiple vessels without feeling crowded

Activities and Attractions

Things to Do:

• Enjoy the turquoise waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling
• Relax on the fine sandy beaches
• Hike along the coastal path to Cala Fontanelles and Cala d’Escala
• Capture stunning photographs of the landscape
• Explore nearby secluded calas

Facilities and Amenities

Note: There are no facilities or restaurants ashore. Visitors should come prepared with all necessary supplies.

Tips for Visitors

• Bring ample supplies, including food and water
• Pack snorkeling gear to explore the clear waters
• Wear comfortable shoes for coastal hikes
• Bring a camera to capture the scenic beauty
• Check weather conditions, especially wind direction, before anchoring

Conservation and Respect

Help preserve the natural beauty of Cala d’Algaiarens:

• Take all trash with you when you leave
• Avoid disturbing local wildlife and plant life
• Use environmentally friendly products
• Respect any local regulations or protected areas