Cala Moli is a small cove on the south-west coast, set between low cliffs with pines above them. The shore is coarse natural sand broken up by rock, and the bottom is a mix of sand, pebbles, rock and seagrass, which keeps the water clear and makes shoes worth having.
It is a quiet beach by the standards of this coast. There are no beach services beyond one restaurant.
What it is like
The cove is narrow and enclosed enough that the water stays calm. The seagrass beds just offshore are the reason the water is as clear as it is, and they bring fish in close, so a mask is worth carrying.
Shade comes from the cliffs rather than from parasols, which means the far end is comfortable in the afternoon and the middle of the beach is not.
Getting there
Down a side road from the Cala Vadella direction, with parking above the cove. It is a short walk down from the car to the shore.
Who it suits
People who want a small quiet cove with somewhere to eat, and who are content without sunbeds. Families manage here, though the rock and coarse sand make it harder work than the bigger beaches a few minutes either side.
Quick answers
Is Cala Moli sandy? Coarse sand with rocky sections, and a mixed seabed.
Are there sunbeds? No. One restaurant, and nothing else.
Is it good for children? The water is calm, but the shore is hard going. Cala Vadella nearby is easier.
Is there parking? Yes, above the cove.
Can you snorkel? Yes, over the seagrass and along the rock.
Is it busy? Rarely, compared with the beaches either side.
Nearby
Cala Vadella is a few minutes north and is the sandy family option. Cala Carbo is the same size and just as quiet, a little further on.