Let me tell you more about my personal love affair with the sun-soaked shores of Mallorca. Join me on a journey of discovery as we explore not just the beaches, but the moments of tranquility, the feel of warm sand between toes, and the secret spots that have become my own private escapes. Let’s dive into the turquoise waters, bask in the Mediterranean sun, and savor the unique charm that makes Mallorca’s beaches not just destinations, but personal stories waiting to be written. Are you ready for my Top 10 Beaches in Mallorca?
¡Vamonos a la playa! Let’s head to the beach! 🏖️
01.
Cala Llombards
Between craggy cliffs, the sea inlet at Cala Llombards beckons with its clear waters and a beach reminiscent of the Caribbean. Surprisingly compact, the cove gradually narrows inland, spanning about 55 meters.
Obviously, Cala Llombards is a truly captivating bay that left a lasting impression on me when I first visited y. Imagine a pristine white sandy beach and a fjord-like inlet, embraced by cliffs and pine forests – a scene of pure natural beauty. If you haven’t experienced the charm of this bay, it’s an absolute must-visit.
02.
Cala Moltó
Situated near the town of Cala Ratjada, Cala Molto is relatively small compared to some of Mallorca’s more famous beaches, but it offers visitors a tranquil and unspoiled environment. The beach is nestled between rocky cliffs, providing a secluded and scenic setting that appeals to those seeking a peaceful escape.
While Cala Molto may not have extensive facilities or amenities, it typically offers basic services such as showers and beachside restaurants or bars during the peak tourist season. Visitors can relax on the soft sand, soak up the sun, and enjoy the natural beauty of their surroundings.
03.
Cala Figuera Formentor
Cala Figuera Formentor, also known simply as Formentor Beach, is a stunning stretch of coastline located on the northern tip of the Spanish island of Mallorca (Majorca). It is situated within the Formentor Peninsula, renowned for its rugged cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and pristine beaches.
Access to Cala Figuera Formentor is typically via a winding road that leads through scenic landscapes and offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea along the way.
Overall, Cala Figuera Formentor is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking pristine beaches, stunning scenery, and a tranquil atmosphere on the island of Mallorca.
04.
Port de Cala Figuera
Marina Port de Cala Figuera is a charming harbor located on the southeastern coast of the Spanish island of Mallorca (Majorca), within the municipality of Santanyí. It’s renowned for its picturesque setting, traditional fishing village atmosphere, and vibrant maritime activity.
Cala Figuera is a natural harbor that has been utilized by local fishermen for centuries. The marina itself offers berths for both visiting yachts and local fishing boats, creating a colorful and bustling scene. The harbor is surrounded by quaint buildings, including fishermen’s cottages and seafood restaurants, which add to its authentic charm.
05.
Cala Mitjana
Discover the charm of Cala Mitjana, a little haven in the east of Majorca, near Cala D’Or.
This pocket-sized beach measures a mere 12 meters in width and four meters in depth. To access this small sandy paradise, follow a marked path and navigate the final few meters down a set of stone steps cutting through the woods.
Don’t mistake it for the larger natural beach sharing its name up north at Cala Ratjada. What sets this beach apart is its seclusion, but be prepared – the closest parking spot is a good two kilometers away, making for a bit of a trek.
06.
Cala Fornells
While Cala Fornells itself is not known for having a large sandy beach, there are small coves and rocky areas where visitors can sunbathe and swim. The coastline is dotted with platforms and sunbeds, offering comfortable spots to relax by the sea.
The clear waters of Cala Fornells are perfect for snorkeling and swimming. The surrounding area of Cala Fornells offers hiking trails that wind through pine forests and along the rugged coastline, to explore the natural beauty of Mallorca.
07.
Cala Torta
Nestled within the rugged coastal terrain of Mallorca, Cala Torta Beach offers a picturesque escape. The bay is embraced by small hills and rocks on either side, effortlessly navigated through quaint footpaths. Stretching approximately 150 meters, the beach showcases pristine white sand.
Of course, on sunny days, the crystal-clear waters take on a mesmerizing turquoise hue. For a captivating perspective of this beautiful bay, ascend the hill to the left, where you can capture a stunning panoramic view.
08.
Cala Gat
Generally, Cala Gat is renowned for its natural beauty, with crystal-clear waters and golden sand. It’s smaller and more secluded compared to some of the larger beaches on the island.
Cala Gat itself may not have extensive amenities, it is typically well-maintained and offers basic facilities such as showers, sunbed rentals, and a beach bar or restaurant during the peak tourist season.
It’s often favored by travelers who appreciate quieter, more secluded spots along Mallorca’s coastline.
09.
Cala Pi
Cala Pi, sharing its name with the adjacent settlement, is recognized as one of Mallorca’s most exquisite coastal retreats.
Nestled at the terminus of a small fjord in the southern reaches of Mallorca, the beach is cradled by a steep cliff, partially adorned with lush vegetation that truly comes to life in the full sun, typically around noon. Yet, when the sunlight graces the scene, the experience is nothing short of magical! Outstandingly, the water, turquoise and exceptionally clear even by Mallorcan standards, is complemented by cliffs soaring over 30 meters on either side, creating a protective enclosure.
09.
Cala des Moro
Nestled within a secluded bay, Caló des Moro boasts an enchanting beauty surrounded by sheer cliffs, creating a mesmerizing landscape.
Measuring a modest 40 meters, the beach is adorned with fine, light sand, offering a serene retreat. Tipically, the water, with its crystal clarity, paints a canvas of mesmerizing turquoise and green shades, creating an idyllic setting for a dip amid towering cliffs.
Bear in mind, there are no dining options nearby. Be sure to pack all the essentials you need for a delightful day in this secluded paradise.
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