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A peculiar well on a secluded beach. That’s Es Caló d’es Ram. Hidden away it is a tiny cove. It’s a place used for centuries as a simple jetty. Fishermen still use the huts there. The small beach is beautiful. Golden cliffs surround calm crystalline waters. The well is a curiosity. It’s located southeast of Formentera. It’s a short walk east of Es Caló d’es Mort. You can reach Es Caló d’es Ram from Platja d’es Copinyar. Follow the coast past Es Caló d’es Mort. Continue along Torrent d’es Arbocers. You’ll find Es Caló d’es Ram. There are no restaurants nearby. But Es Caló d’es Ram offers something unique. A quiet escape. A place away from the crowds. A perfect place for a secluded swim. The cove is only 15 meters long. Posidonia often accumulates there during winter. Small stairs carved into the rock lead down to the bay. You can sunbathe on the rocks. The left side offers a flat area for easy water access. Reaching Es Caló d’es Ram is challenging. You have to walk. Or face a complicated vehicle access. It’s an 800 meter walk from Es Caló des Mort. About 15 minutes. Or you can reach it via a difficult unpaved road. This road branches from the PM-820. Take it at kilometer point 13.4. Follow the road to the end. Pay close attention to the many junctions and turns. Es Caló d’es Ram is a favorite spot for nudists. Its secluded location makes it perfect. Beach cleaning services don’t remove the posidonia. Winter storms may or may not wash it ashore. Es Caló d’es Ram is a place of quiet beauty. A hidden gem. A place to enjoy the sun the water the rocks. A perfect escape from busy tourist areas. Remember to respect the cove. Leave no trace. Let Es Caló d’es Ram remain untouched and beautiful for years to come.

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