OUR FAVOURITE BEACHES IN MALLORCA

San Telmo family beach in a picturesque village. Small promenade with clothes and decoration shops.

The restaurant “Cala Conills”, directly at the seaside, is famous for its fish and seafood specialities.

Camp de Mar a favourite of locals, next to Golf de Andratx. Services and parking spaces available. Enjoy lunch in the middle of the sea at the unique “La Illeta” restaurant, which is reached by crossing a bridge.

Cala Portals Vells a hidden beach cove surrounded by pine trees and beautiful caves to explore.

Cala Falcó an Ibizian style cove good for snorkelling and known for its laid-back chillout bar “Cap Falcó”.

Palmanova a long sandy beach, well frequented and ideal for children at the touristic town of the same name. All services and facilities available. For informal food & drinks visit “Can Blanc” or “Il Chiringo”.

Cala Portals Nous (Playa d’Oratori) between the modern harbour of Puerto Portals and the Golf Village of Bendinat, this beach is popular among tourists and residents. Offers water activities such as kayak, Jet Ski, windsurf…

Enjoy a lunch with beautiful views at Lila Portals or S’Esponja.

Marineland, a water park with dolphin shows, aquarium, sea lions and parrots, ideal for families with children is only 5 to 10 minutes distance.

Es Trenc an unspoiled long beach with turquoise water and sand dunes in a natural park. It is one of the most popular beaches on the Island for its Caribbean feel. Wild and natural, Es Trenc offers few amenities; just one restaurant and a few “chiringuitos” are available. Accessible through the villages of Sa Rapita / Ses Covetes, Ses Salines or Colonia San Jordi.

Can be crowded at peak times, especially during weekends.

Playa d’es Caragol is a wild and isolated beach with sand dunes and clear water. Only reachable by a 20 minute walk from Faro de Ses Salines, making it quieter than other beaches. Nudism is permitted.

Cala Mondragó and Playa S’Amarador white sand and crystal clear waters await you at these 2 beautiful coves at the edge of a natural reserve. You can walk across them with the right footwear. Although surrounded by pine trees, they offer all you can ask for: a small bar, toilets and showers, sun loungers and umbrellas. Might get busy in high season.

Cala Llombards is a secluded beach surrounded by cliffs, rocks and pines. A sheltered bay with white soft sand and clear water. Gentle waves make it ideal for snorkelling and swimming with children. If you make your way there, we suggest a stop off at the picturesque fishing harbour of Cala Figuera – Mediterranean flair at its best.

Cala Romantica crystal clear shallow water, ideal to go snorkelling around the cliffs. The beautiful Cala Mandia and Cala Anguila are right next to it.

Cala Mitjana, Cala Torta and Cala Mesquida these 3 secluded sandy beaches are quite remote so be prepared for a bumpy ride through a small mountain range. They are some of the most natural beaches on the island and if you head for Cala Torta, there’s a small beach bar open in peak season.

Backed by dunes and mountains, they have an unspoilt feel and are less populated because of their location.

Cala Agulla natural and wild feeling in this blue flag beach surrounded by pine trees. Take a dip in the beautiful turquoise water.

Playa de Muro a kilometre-long fine, white sand beach with a choice of watersports activities. Plenty of umbrellas and sun loungers are available and lively beach bars, some with live music, are part of the attraction of this beach.

Formentor has been voted as one of the best beaches in the world. Paradisiac landscape and turquoise blue water like the Caribbean, this beach is a true hideaway. Bar-Restaurant and exclusive sunbeds to be booked ahead. For breath-taking scenery head towards Cap de Formentor. Once the winding roads have been navigated there are several viewpoints from which to admire the dramatic coastline. The final stretch of the coastal road offers more impressive views at the lighthouse.

Cala San Vicenç a small secluded resort sitting in a north corner of the island. It is a relaxed place with two sheltered sandy bays and a rocky cove set against a rugged cliff backdrop. Surrounding the bay is a mix of hotels, restaurants and shops offering everything for a chilled out beach break.

Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis this bay is a true must see for all adventure lovers with a breath-taking setting and stunning views over the Sierra de Tramuntana.

Cala Tuent submerge in the refreshing blue water surrounded by amazing lush mountain scenery.

Port de Soller sandy beach set in the romantic fishing harbour, seaside promenade with restaurants, bars and shops.

For charming shingle coves try Deià, Banyalbufar and Estellencs.
Cala Deià is our pick of the beaches in the West. It’s a pebble beach with beautiful clear water and the well-known Restaurant Cas Patro March sitting on the rocks looking out to sea. It is essential to book ahead.