Beaches, Coves and Coast

DISCOVERING THE COASTAL WONDERS OF MALLORCA

Mallorca, the jewel of the Mediterranean, is home to more than 200 coves along its coasts. From accessible beaches to hidden corners remote, we present a selection of maritime paradises to immerse yourself in the charm of the sea.

Cala Murta

- Romantic corner with sandy beach in front of a rocky ridge.
- Access from Port de Pollença through a winding road and short walk.

Cala Bóquer

- Quiet and picturesque on the north coast.
- Access from Puerto Pollença, followed by a walk through a green valley.

Coves

Cala Molins

- It is part of Cala Sant Vicente, touristy but charming.
- Pebble beach and crystal clear waters, ideal for diving and relaxation.

Cala Clara

- White sand and clear waters.
- Separated from Cala Barques by Punta dels Ferrers.

Cala Mitjana

- In the southwest of Mallorca, surrounded by pine forests.
- Access through a fjord-like entrance.

Cala s'Estaca

- Peaceful tranquility on the rocky west coast.
- Access after a short drive and one hour walk.

Cala Tuent

- Natural beach with thick pebbles and stunning scenery.
- Few visitors and fishermen's cabins.

Beaches of Pollença and Alcúdia

- Pollença Bay offers wide beaches and nautical activities.
- Platja de Muro, in the bay of Alcúdia, with six kilometers of sand and waters crystalline.

Cala Carbó

- Virgin, with rocks and pebbles.
- Maintains a wild and rugged environment.

Cala Barques

- Small sandy area flanked by rocky areas.
- Saturated in summer, but with easy access and services.

Cala Marmols

- Requires a one-hour walk from Cap Ses Salines.
- Bay framed by marble rocks, turquoise waters and white sand.

Sa Calobra

- Stunning and secluded, only accessible by winding road or boat.
- Surrounded by cliffs and the beautiful Torrent de Pareis, one of the most beautiful of the island.

Cala Mesquida

- Wide, touristy beach with complete services.
- Rental of umbrellas, hammocks, bars and restaurants.

North Coast of Mallorca

- Spectacular natural landscapes at the base of the Serra de Tramuntana.
- Cap Formentor, northern point with vertical cliffs and views dazzling.
- S'Albufera Natural Park, refuge for more than 200 species of birds.

Mediterranean Sea

Mallorca's Coastal Diversity

Explore Mallorca's coastal diversity, from lively beaches to secluded coves.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea and discover every picturesque corner that the island has to offer.

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