Location: Capdepera
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What to do and see in Capdepera, Spain: The Best Places and Tips
Capdepera in Spain, from Europe region, is best know for Beaches. Discover best things to do in Capdepera with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Capdepera
1. Cala Mesquida
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By Huhuhaha - Graz, Austria
We spend a wonderful day at this (compared to many other beaches) less frequented beach. White sand, crystal clear water, cool location and good facilities (sunbeds, showers, etc.) make this beach a fantastic stay. A car to get to the beach is recommended.
2. Cala Gat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By Gaia1604 - Brussels, Belgium
A nice, cozy bay, with sandy beach, close to the harbour and reachable through a nice walk. Not to be taken into consideration during the summer months , but, instead , try to walk there early in the morning or late at sunset, it is magical, with a few people, and you can swim almost alone. A special spot for nice photo without searching far.
3. Cala Mesquida Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By marlowbilly - Marlow
The beach is undoubtedly beautiful, great place for families, but the walks around the dunes offer some stunning views and the feeling of being really away from it all. There are a variety of walks at levels of distance and strenuosity, so something to suit most people.
4. Serenitas Spa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 28 reviews
The unique Serenitas Spa with seven treatment rooms including couples’ rooms, sauna, sensory showers, vitality pool and a exlusive Quartz sand bed. Our spa menu is designed to awaken all the senses through a calm and tranquil journey. Guests can choose from a wide variety of authentic treatments based on the island’s minerals, herbs, fruits, salt and water including rosemary, pine, lavender...
Reviewed By Bob T - Perth and Kinross, United Kingdom
A lovely and quiet area in which to relax. The spa benefits from a wonderful view as well as premier facilities. It was a bit quiet during my visits, but otherwise a great place to chill
5. Cuevas de Arta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 825 reviews
Reviewed By Passioncookress - Schweinfurt, Germany
Carlos our guide did a great job. He was not rushing, explained every cave and let us take pictures without a hurry.
We were a small group, altogether just 12 people! This caves are just amazing. All the different chambers have special names, which match to their impression. Almost breathtaking was the chamber "inferno". Here we listened to classical music while lights where changing. The most impressive caves we have seen so far.
6. Cala Agulla
7. Cala Torta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By SammieJ0 - Manchester
A beautiful beach setting with a huge stretch of white sand, but possibly not worth the effort to get there. Long bumpy road down, followed by a bit of a walk to the sea on a blistering hot day felt like walking through a dessert. The entrance to the sea is full of thick seaweed, apart from a tiny area on the right hand side. Once past the seaweed the sea is turquoise & beautifully clear. Beach bar conveniently located on the beach and ample parking, keep driving, there is a lower car park.
8. Castell de Capdepera
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 543 reviews
Reviewed By KentishPrincess - Aylesford, United Kingdom
We stumbled across this place whilst driving along the coast from Cala Millor. We could see the hill in the distance which enticed us to venture nearer and we weren't disappointed. It's a beautiful castle of which the oldest remaining tower dates back to 1216 if I remember correctly. Many additions have been made over the centuries and you can walk around at your leisure. There are quite a few steps to climb to reach the castle, we did count them, I think it was around 147 but you can take your time so there is no rush. There is a 3 euro entry fee but you get a brochure telling you how best to walk around and there was also a free booklet to take away of the Castles history through the centuries. You can walk around half of the ramparts and take in the stunning views but some still need re-in forcing. They are still excavating the village built within the castle walls but you are well informed of what has been done so far. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. It's not huge so will only take you 30 minutes or so to look around. There are toilets within the castle grounds and there is a free car park at the bottom of the hill, well signposted through the village.
9. Capdepera lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By hermdeck
The lighthouse is quaint, but the hike to and around made it excellent! Spend some time on the various trails to and around the lighthouse for some great views!
10. Mini Mallorca
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Angela F - Bochum, Germany
Wer Kinder unter 13 hat sollte hier unbedingt einmal dran teilnehmen! Wir haben die Tour 3 Mal schon gemacht. Auch für die Erwachsenen wird es nicht langweilig! Man erfährt einiges über Mallorca auch Insiderwissen. Zurück aus dem Urlaub bekommen die Kinder dann Piratenpost nach Hause geschickt!
