Es Caló de Sant Agustí is a little fishing area with a very attractive jetty; it is made of wooden moorings which enable the boats to enter and exit the water.

Many beaches and hidden spots with crystal-clear waters surround this little place, like Es Pou d'Es Verro. The characteristic turquoise colour of the waters and the vegetation hidden beneath the surface make this an essential stop on your trip.

If you follow Camí de Sa Pujada, which was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in the 1990s, the Racó de Sa Pujada is visible from a cliff. This spot can only be reached by sea and is shielded from the winds by the tall cliffs that surround it.