Ideal for families who enjoy nature together.
The Mondragó Natural Park, in the south of Mallorca, is a delicate universe of beaches characterised by white sandy coves, cliffs, typical Mediterranean vegetation and Posidonia oceanica meadows as a guarantee of water quality.
The closest thing to a swimming pool you can find in nature.
This corridor-shaped bay is the most beautiful beach in Santanyí. And that is saying a lot, considering that it is the most privileged municipality in Mallorca in terms of beaches.
When you step on the sand of this beach you could not agree more with Miquel Costa i Llobera's verse. Platja d'es Trenc is a set of dunes, pine groves, mountains, salt marshes and tamarisk trees designed to intoxicate the senses.
The most natural perfection.
The Sierra de Tramuntana is not the most beachy area of Mallorca, but it does have some exceptions, such as Cala Tuent.
The setting is idyllic.
Surrounded by pine trees and mountains, the crystal clear water with incredible light blue tones. It is declared next to Cala Mesquida as a Natural Area of Special Interest
A family beach in the wildest Mallorca.
A few kilometres from Puerto de Pollença and the northernmost point of Mallorca, you will find this natural wonder. Next to the famous Hotel Formentor, which has served as accommodation for personalities from the world of culture.
For hikers with a sarong.
This is one of the few totally unspoilt coves left in the east of Mallorca. So to reach it you will have to walk, unless you are the lucky owner of a sailboat or similar boat.
Ideal to spend a typical day at the beach without complications.
Holiday accommodation, restaurants, hotels and second homes occupy the seafront of a lively coastal promenade with all the comforts
A hippie touch in a natural environment of great beauty.
This is a cove for those who do not like to share the beach with others. Nestled on the east coast, near Calas de Mallorca, it is not very easy to find and much less to access it. It is best to do it by boat.
A family beach in the wildest Mallorca.
A few kilometers from the Port of Pollença and the northernmost point of Mallorca, is this natural wonder. Next to the famous Hotel Formentor, which has served as a lodging for personalities from the world of culture
Of the most beautiful beaches of Mallorca. It has a large extension, which offers that people are not so crowded. Located in one of the most beautiful areas of the island, in the Levante Park.
Alcanada or Platja de l'Alcanada is situated at 3,5 kilometres from Port d'Alcúdia, located on the headland of Cap des Pinar and protected by Puig de sa Madona (151 metres high). In front of its coast you can see the Island of Alcanada with the lighthouse.
In a totally virgin environment and protected by high cliffs and a pine forest area. It is not easy to get to Coll Baix, but in return we will find a little paradise.
In the heart of Mondragó Natural Park you can enjoy nature in its purest state by strolling along the park’s footpaths – or head straight for the glorious sands. Cala Mondragó itself has shop, toilet and restaurant facilities, but follow the excellent path around the headland and you’ll find Cala s’Amarador – larger, less crowded and with a wooded backdrop. A beach hut sells drinks and snacks.
Facing the Bay of Palma stand the cliffs of Cala Blava. There are several (often steep) access routes down to the many coves and rocks, which are never too crowded, meaning you can sunbathe in relative privacy. The waters are part of the protected natural marine reserve. Take your snorkel and flippers for a fish’s eye view of the typically Mediterranean underwater habitat.
Is one of four beaches in the relaxing resort of Cala San Vincente, in the north of Mallorca. Here, the impressive Cavall Bernat mountains meet the sea, creating a great view from your sun bed.
Is within the Natural Area of Special Interest of Cap de Cala Figuera, an important nesting area for many sea birds. The beach restaurant specialises in seafood and rice dishes. The interesting cave of 'la Mare de Déu' is on the right of the beach.
The rugged scenery of Cala Deià, a fisherman's hideaways built into the rocks, and surrounded by sparkling transparent water give this beach great charm - despite it being pebbly underfoot. You might spot one of the celebrities who own a holiday home in nearby Deià. Enjoy fresh fish at C'as Patro March, one of the two open-air beach restaurants at Cala Deià.
In the southeast of Mallorca, in the municipality of Santanyí, we can find the small beach of Cala Llombards. Like most coves in this area of Mallorca, it is formed by the mouth of a torrent, in this case the Son Morlà torrent (also called Son Amer). The result is a beach barely 65 m long, but with a width of about 160 m of fine white sand. This sand goes very gently under the turquoise waters enclosed between two cliffs.