2017-08-22 Cala de Santa Ponsa to Cala Camp de Mar, Mallorca Island
Morning time with plenty of company overnight in sheltered Cala de Santa PonsaCala de Santa Ponsa with its numerous busy hotelsThe small narrow entrance to the quite large Santa Ponsa MarinaHeading out of the large bay we head westOnce again we pass the huge rock formation at the entrance to the next bayA small Menorquin passes us in the opposite direction travelling at high speed!!Entering the bay we feel dwarfed by the huge elegant super yacht on anchor thereLooking towards the north east corner of the large bay to Cala Camp de MarWe decide to head towards Cala Blanca, a popular anchoring spot in the north west corner of the large bay we had just arrived inTo our surprise we come across a circle of anchored yachts and catamarans by Cala BlancaThe beautiful clear turquoise water of Cala BlancaFlags from many nations were flapping in the wind on the participants of the Yacht Week Sailing CruiseOvercrowded ferries transport passengers to and from favourite swimming and sightseeing spotsTime for the yachts to move on to the next fabulous destinationWith loud music blaring the yachts make their departureWe have some amazing company still in the bay near us for the nightAVIVA which is 100 M long was launched in May this year – thanks to Google search!!We decide to move across the bay to Cala Camp de Mar to anchor for the nightThe popular restaurant built on a small island that has a narrow wooden bridge to the beachMany lovely homes surround Cala Camp de MarApproaching 8pm there were still many people on the beach
Although a busy restaurant was nearby, we both preferred to have one of Ric’s fabulous pizzas aboard and looking out and watching the world go by!!Moored beside us was someone’s latest toy…toys!!
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