
A stunning 1 km-long sandy bay guarded by Aleppo pines and framed by rolling hills.
Stretching over 3 km, these golden-sand beaches offer ultra shallow waters, ideal for kids.
Nestled in Llevant Natural Park, this Blue Flag beach features 500 m of fine sand, crystal-clear seas, backed by dunes and pine forests.
A gorgeous bay with 350 m of white sands, surrounded by dunes and cliffs. Lifeguarded, with chair rentals and nearby dining.
Within Mondragó Natural Park, Cala Mondragó is a protected gem of white sand and turquoise water, framed by forest.
A small, tranquil cove on the southeast, surrounded by pines and ideal for snorkelling and kayaking.
Remote and wild, nestled among cliffs with a natural stone arch nearby. No amenities; best reached by foot. Nudists welcome.
One of Mallorca's most iconic beaches: long, wild, and fringed by dunes and pine forest.
A tiny, jaw-dropping cove carved into cliffs near Santanyí. Requires a steep downhill walk and early arrival to avoid the crowds.
Just uphill from Caló des Moro, this rocky inlet features fishermen's houses and smooth wood decking for sunbathing.
Nearby in the south-east, this sandy, family‑friendly beach is framed by pine-clad cliffs. Limited parking and services, but peaceful and great for swimming.
A charming, narrow cove tucked under red sandstone cliffs on the southwest coast.
A scenic rocky cove beneath olive- and pine-clad cliffs near Deià village.
Sa Calobra is a dramatic beach inside Torrent de Pareis canyon—reachable via a thrilling road.
Southwest coves near Andratx; sheltered, rocky, backed by pine trees.
Small but chic, within easy reach of Palma—petite sandy coves and turquoise pools by luxury hotels. Ideal for a stylish quick dip between sightseeing.
Urban beaches offering convenience—sand, city vibes, beach bars, and promenades. Great for Palma residents and visitors wanting the sea without venturing far.
Find the perfect beach for your style and preferences
Go to shores like Alcúdia, Muro, Formentor, Palma's urban beaches, Cala Agulla, and Cala Millor—all offer facilities and calm waters.
Venture to Cala Tuent, Cala Deià, Sa Calobra, and Cala Varques.
Enjoy Caló des Moro, Es Trenc, Cala s'Almunia, Cala Sa Nau, and Camp de Mar.
Flock to Cala Mesquida, Agulla, Alcúdia—great for surfing, windsurfing, kayaking, snorkeling.
Check Cala Deià, Illetes, Cala Major—easily paired with art, food and shopping in Palma.