Es Caló de Sant Agustí is a small and charming fishing hamlet on the Tramontana coast, between Sant Ferran and the climb up to El Pilar de la Mola. Its most distinctive sight is a natural harbour ringed by whitewashed huts and traditional wooden boat ramps (escars) arranged in a radial pattern, declared an asset of cultural interest in 2002. Beside the harbour stretches Ses Platgetes, where rock alternates with sand in coves of turquoise water. It is a peaceful spot, perfect for a quiet swim and for enjoying fresh fish. From here begins the Camí de Sa Pujada, an old cobbled trail that climbs up to La Mola.