The Site of Geological Interest is next to the residential area and can be visited all year round, although it is worth noting that access on the eastern side is determined by the state of the sea. We recommend starting your visit and concentrating it on Punta Campanar or Punta de s’Elefant to see in situ the conglomerates and get superb views of the fault, to then go around to the eastern side of the cove along the line of the fault, where there are some steps.
There is a beach there, as well as the presence of one of the most spectacular necropolises in Menorca, made up of a series of fourteen artificial caves that were used as a cemetery from the Bronze Age to the second century AD, as well as a coastal settlement inhabited during the Bronze Age, demarcated by a wall and made up of thirteen dwellings.
