Cala Tuent - Majorca - a beach that looks like paradise even in winter

Cala Tuent Beach, Majorca

There are places that stay in your head forever. You just go there just sightseeing.
You know there will be a beach. You know it will be nice. Oh, another nice place. You park the car, the camera in your hand (this time it was a phone), get out, go and suddenly hammers you into the soil. It is difficult to say whether it is the color of the sky or water, or maybe sunlight. Maybe the circumstances of the bay, maybe peace, peace and nature. Maybe sea. Maybe all at once. I don't know, but I remembered this short moment very much. I have this picture in front of my eyes and probably I will never go back there, although I would like to go there again.

Why won't I go back? For fear that the moment won't be repeated, that the moment I remember will never be the same. I think I'd rather remember that one moment, the first time I stepped onto Cala Tuent , and I was speechless.

Cala Tuent is one of the beaches accessible via the iconic MA-2141 mountain road – [click] . It's tucked away and never crowded, even in summer. In winter (which is when we were there), it's completely deserted. There's no shop, no food stalls, no beer stands, no souvenir stands. There's nothing you'd typically expect at a beach. Peace, quiet, nature, and a barely-there fisherman's cottage. Parking for a few cars. This is likely why it doesn't get high ratings online as a tourist attraction. However, I give it the highest rating.

Parking by the beach, GPS:
39°50’27.0″N 2°46’35.8″E
39.840834, 2.776601 - click and get directions

Cala Tuent beach is one of the points on my Mallorca tour itinerary – [click]

Plaza Cala Tuent seen from above, from the MA-2141 mountain access road
Cala Tuent beach, Majorca
Cala Tuent beach, Majorca
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