Maybe first of all most important point in this article.
The answer to the question.
Is there in Cala Millor many jellyfish?
The answer is: Generally no!
Of course it can happen from time to time that jellyfish can also be found in the bay in front of Cala Millor in the water stop.
That's what they have Lifeguard an extra jellyfish flag during the season.
So if you are afraid of jellyfish, then pay attention to this flag and avoid the sea on the very days when the flag is raised.
The tabloid newspapers like to warn about poisonous jellyfish or the Portuguese galley, which is absolutely rare.
In general, the jellyfish relatively painful.
If you or someone in your family comes into contact with a jellyfish, do it speak directly to the lifeguard staff.
They know what to do and can also request further help if necessary.
Never treat an injury caused by a jellyfish alone!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
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Usually not. During the season, lifeguards have an additional jellyfish flag to warn swimmers. Those who are afraid of jellyfish should watch out for this flag and avoid swimming on the days it is raised.
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The tabloids sometimes warn about poisonous jellyfish or the rare Portuguese galley, but in general the stinging jellyfish is the most painful in the area. If you come into contact with a jellyfish, contact the lifeguards directly, who will know what to do and can call for further assistance if necessary.
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If you or a family member come into contact with a jellyfish, it is best to contact the lifeguards directly. Never treat a jellyfish injury yourself! The staff knows what to do and can request further assistance if needed.