

Cala Verdana
A short limestone headland of terraced gardens, pine and very deep water.
Cala Verdana is a single road that drops from the coast highway through olive terraces to a headland of low pines. There are eleven houses on the seaward side and there have been eleven houses on the seaward side since the 1970s, because the terracing will not take a twelfth.
It is not a resort. The bakery opens at seven and closes when the bread is gone, the harbour has room for fourteen boats, and the beach below the headland is reached on foot. What the address buys is orientation: every plot on the seaward side faces open water with nothing behind it but hillside.
What to know
Building constraints
The headland sits inside a coastal protection line. Extensions are possible within the existing footprint; new terracing is not.
Light
The seaward plots face broadly north-west, which gives long evening light on the terraces and keeps interiors cool through the middle of the day.
Getting around
- Cala Verdana village
- 6 minutes on foot
- Harbour and beach steps
- 9 minutes on foot
- Coast highway
- 7 minutes by car
- Valmera city centre
- 48 minutes by car
- Nearest international airport
- 1 hour 5 minutes by car
Character
In Cala Verdana

Advisors for Cala Verdana
Marisol Renard
Partner — Coastal
Fifteen years on one coastline, which is why she can tell you what the water does in February.
Yuki Farrow
Head of Lettings
Runs the lettings book to the same standard as the sales book, which is unusual.