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Southeast coast

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The region to the east of Cala Rajada in the north until Cabo de Ses Salines and Colonia de Sant Jordi in the south is more heterogeneous than any other region of the Mallorca. The 80 kilometres long coastline consists of steep cliffs with over 100 little bays.
01 Coast by Cala Pi 02 Mallorquin vegetation 03 Cala Pi 04 Cala Pi bay 05 Turret of Cala Pi
01 Coast by Cala Pi
02 Mallorquin vegetation
03 Cala Pi
04 Cala Pi bay
05 Turret of Cala Pi
06 Cala Pi 07 Cala Pi 08 Fruit trees near Colonidad de St. Jordi 09 Salt mine in Colonidad de St. Jordi
06 Cala Pi
07 Cala Pi
08 Fruit trees near Colonidad de St. Jordi
09 Salt mine in Colonidad de St. Jordi
10 Salt mine in Colonidad de St. Jordi 11 Salt works in Colonidad de St. Jordi 12 Salt works in Colonidad de St. Jordi 13 Beach of Colonidad de St Jordi
10 Salt mine in Colonidad de St. Jordi
11 Salt works in Colonidad de St. Jordi
12 Salt works in Colonidad de St. Jordi
13 Beach of Colonidad de St Jordi
14 Stone wall 15 Old fisherman in Cala Figuera 16 The harbour of Cala Figuera 17 Fisherman with their fishing 18 The harbour of Cala Figuera
14 Stone wall
15 Old fisherman in Cala Figuera
16 The harbour of Cala Figuera
17 Fisherman with their fishing
18 The harbour of Cala Figuera
19 The harbour of Cala Figuera 20 The harbour of Cala Figuera 21 Beach of Cala Mondrago 22 Harbour of Portocristo
19 The harbour of Cala Figuera
20 The harbour of Cala Figuera
21 Beach of Cala Mondrago
22 Harbour of Portocristo
Other Mallorca galleries:  Northwest coast  ▪  Mallorca's northeast coast  ▪  Mallorca's interior
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