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Cala Son Bou is a long sandy beach on the southern coast of Menorca, Spain, near the municipality of Alaior. The beach is bordered inland by a dune system and the Son Bou wetland, which supports coastal vegetation and bird habitat. Its open shoreline, fine sand, and adjoining protected environments make it relevant both as a bathing beach and as part of Menorca's coastal landscape.
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How long is Cala Son Bou in Menorca?
Cala Son Bou forms roughly three kilometers of sandy shoreline on Menorca's southern coast. It is commonly described as the longest sandy beach on the island.
What is behind Cala Son Bou beach?
The beach is backed by a wetland as well as coastal vegetation and dunes. That wetland makes the area more than a simple resort beach and provides habitat for birds.
Where is Cala Son Bou located?
Cala Son Bou is on the southern coast of Menorca, one of Spain's Balearic Islands. Its long beach runs along the island's south-facing shoreline.
Is Cala Son Bou a sandy beach or a rocky cove?
It is primarily known for its long sandy beach rather than a small rocky inlet. The beach stretches for roughly three kilometers and is one of Menorca's defining coastal landscapes.
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