Small, secluded coves near the main island, like S’Estanyol and Cala Olivera, next to the Roca Lli¬sa golf course, the only course on the island, contrast with the accessible open sandy areas in the north like Aigua Blanca, Es Figueral and Cala Nova. The dry-dock structures, refuge for fishermen’s boats (‘llaüts’), form part of the marine landscape at Cala Mastella, while more touristy but no less beautiful and clean coves like Cala Llonga, Es Canar, Cala Martini and Cala Pada, cleverly combine the pleasures of the sea and the palate, offering a wide range of Medite-rranean cuisine.