Located to the north of Sant Antoni, next to the beach of Cala Salada, is Sa Cova des Vi. The access is complicated by the conditions of the road, to which one must unite a lack of absolute signalling. Leave Sant Antoni in the direction of Santa Agnés. When you reach the detour to Cala Salada, turn and continue to almost the beach. There you will find a deviation towards the cave of Ses Fontanelles. The Road Here gets complicated, as it turns the mountain. After a winding stretch, we appear in a small pinewood. There Is A small plain to the left where you leave the car, and a road to the right that we will have to take. if we find a beautiful ledge elevated to the right, with an opening in the middle of the rock and several caves, is that we have Passed Sa Cova Des VI. Once We take the trail, we must be careful and good legs. The Road is somewhat slippery until the steps begin. Then It is worse, as a large staircase with some loose steps await us.

Once We Spotted Sa Cova Des VI, We saw that some bars impede the passage inside the cave. In The Welcome sign we find that the cave paintings have a Romanesque origin. In principle the creation of the paintings in the Bronze age was established, but there is not much information about it. The drawings are very deteriorated without knowing exactly what they indicate. There Are Two sections of the cave painted, as reflected in the signage. Once The cave is visited, the road continues towards the sea. There we find great rock formations among which some caves are appreciated. But The most important, we find It by the sea. a large cavity that was apparently used As a winery (Sa Cova Des vi) is shown between signs of collapse. At our back, a breathtaking view of the Bay of Sant Antoni and Isla Hutch.