Overview
Cabrera is the only accessible island in the Cabrera Archipelago, a national park protecting 15 km south of Mallorca. The island features limestone hills rising to 172 m, dramatic sea cliffs, and the renowned Blue Cave (Cueva Azul) for diving.
Day Trips · Diving · History · Island · Nature
Before you go
Connectivity
Patchy 4G signal from Spanish carriers as of 2024. No 5G coverage.
Etiquette
Stay on marked trails to prevent erosion. Carry out all trash. No pets or camping allowed.
Money
No ATM on the island. Bring sufficient cash for the cantina at Es Port.
Packing
Bring all food, water, and supplies needed for your visit. No shops beyond the information point souvenirs.
Safety
Rocky terrain and precipitous coastlines require careful footing. Smoking only permitted at Es Port to prevent wildfires.
Transport
Boat trips from Colònia de Sant Jordi take one hour; 3 sailings daily in summer. Vessels must be registered with park authorities before entry.