Cala Molí is situated at 10 kilometres from Sant Josep de sa Talaia, located between Cala Tarida and Punta des Llosar, as well as below the village and the mountains with the same name. From its coast you can see the small island of s'Espartar.
This wonderful and quiet u-shaped sea inlet is characterized by the presence of the mouth of Torrent de Can Nadal, with small size, a beach with fine-grained white sand, different escars (typical dry docks of the Balearic Islands), crystal clear water, a sandy ground with seaweed and rocks which invite you to dive on the surface and with oxygen, as well as being protected by a quite big headland.
This sheltered sea inlet which is located at 2,2 nautical miles in the southeast of s'Espartar has marine and underwater conditions which are good for anchoring boats. It is exposed to the winds from the first quadrant. The navigator is recommended to anchor in the centre of the bay, on a sandy ground with underwater vegetation, where the depth ranges from four to ten metres.
The accessibility by car is easy following the signs and the deviations. The private car can be left on a free parking area in the surroundings. You can also reach this beach with the public transport. The nearest bus stop is located at three kilometres (Cala Tarida) and the rest has to be done on foot.
These characteristics explain that the beach is not very crowded by tourists.