2018-07-20 Cala Es Calo, Mallorca to Cala de Son Saura, Menorca, Islas Baleares, Spain
After breakfast we carefully pull up our anchor and make our departure from the bayOnce around Cabo Farrutx we start our 3 hour journey across to the north eastern island of MenorcaAs we head in a north easterly direction we look across to the islet Farayo de Aubarca and the numerous delightful Calas on the north east coast all the way along to Cabo del FreuIt is not long before Mallorca disappears into the distanceAfter a calm crossing we see Cabo Dartuch on the south west corner of MenorcaWe arrive at our familiar destination, Cala de Son Saura, situated just east of Cabo DartuchCala de Son Saura during peak season can be extremely busy and one can only drop an anchor where one finds room!!The good thing about this bay is that there is a very generous buoyed area where one can swim without the fear of being run over by a boat or a dinghyAnother wonderful thing about Cala de Son Saura is the crystal clear turquoise water framed by a natural white sandy beachTowards evening many of the day tripper visitors leave and the bay becomes much less crowdedRic creates one of his wonderful semolina based pizzas for our dinner tonight ……yumSunset in Cala de Son Saura
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