The beaches of Artá are famous in Mallorca due to the state of conservation of their natural environment. In 2001 the natural park of the Llevant was declared and with the owners of the big fincas, the entire coastline of Arta has been preserved.
Cala Torta, like most calas, is the mouth of a torrent. Its access is complicated due to road conditions. It is recommended to park the vehicle in the area where the paved road ends and walk down about 15 minutes. If you have a 4-wheel drive vehicle or a tall vehicle, you can arrive to the limit of the road.
In the past, there was a beach bar, but it was demolished beacuse Costas and goverment regulations. Today, in Cala torta, there is not any shop or restaurant, so, it is important to bring water, food and things to spend the day. In the same way, it is mandatory to take the garbage back because there is not collection service for waste.
The beach with waves is very dangerous due to its strong currents, for this reason there is 2 lifeguards who for safety. Being a natural environment, in the sand it could be large concentrations of algae, very important for the ecosystem.
If you want to spend a day in a cala with a natural environment and away from the population, Cala Torta is an ideal place.
