Cova Petita Amagada

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A chill wind whispers through the narrow opening. This is the Cova Petita Amagada. Hidden in the Serra de na Burguesa near Calvià it is a small cave. The entrance is a balma a rock shelter. It measures 2.5 by 2 meters and extends 3 meters inwards. The cave narrows to just 0.8 meters. A single large rock blocks further passage. Beyond this obstacle lies a small chamber. It is about 5 by 3 meters and almost 2 meters high. The floor is dusty. Loose rocks and stones litter the space. Evidence of past use is minimal. The cave serves as a shelter for goats. Finding this hidden gem requires a trek. The path is overgrown. It is a journey of around 1.1 kilometers from the Camí des Caragol. Be aware the access to the Cova Petita Amagada may be restricted. Since 2016 the area has been inaccessible by car. You might consider approaching from the Mirador de Génova. You can hike for approximately 400 meters. After that you would need to traverse the ancient trail. This journey takes about 35 minutes. This journey through the rugged landscape adds to the mystery of the Cova Petita Amagada. It makes the discovery even more rewarding. The Cova Petita Amagada is a testament to the island’s hidden beauty. Its secluded location adds to its charm. It offers a glimpse into a simpler time. This small cave whispers secrets of centuries past. It is a reminder of nature’s enduring power. It’s a truly unique place. Explore this hidden treasure of Mallorca.

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