Beaches in Majorca

A long, wild stretch of sugar-white sand backed by dunes and pine woods, Es Trenc is Mallorca’s most celebrated natural beach. Pristine and unspoiled, its calm shallow waters are perfect for swimming and floating in serenity.

Location: Southern coast, near Campos
Transport tip: Arrive early—parking fills quickly
Facilities: Very limited; bring shade and snacks
Best For: Families, natural beauty, nude sunbathing

Nestled within a protected reserve of dunes and pine forest, Cala Mesquida mixes spacious sand and clear water with a nod to wildlife conservation. Its chilled vibe and rustic backdrop make it feel like an escape from the island crowd.

Setting: Northeastern coast within natural park
Facilities: Rentals, beach bar; one side protected
Best For: Nature lovers, peaceful expansion

Declared a Natural Area of Special Interest, Cala Agulla features fine sand and turquoise sea encircled by dunes and pine trees. Its pristine quality and secluded feel make it great for both relaxation and snorkeling.

Highlight: Natural reserve and clean waters
Facilities: Lifeguards, sunbeds, dunes framing the bay
Best For: Eco-conscious families, walkers

With crystal-clear water shaded by pines and backed by breathtaking mountain scenery, Cala Formentor is North Mallorca’s standout beach. Quintessentially Mediterranean, it’s where postcard vibes meet peaceful tranquility.

Location: Formentor Peninsula, north
Facilities: Lifeguards, cafes, shaded areas, parking
Best For: Scenic family days, easy access nature

Hidden between cliffs on Mallorca’s southeast coast, Caló des Moro is a small burst of raw beauty—with electric blue water and precarious cliff access. It’s small, dramatic, and worth the effort for that once-in-a-lifetime photo.

Access: Steep walk; not ideal for casual strolls
Facilities: None—carry what you need
Best For: Adventurers, secluded dips, photo ops

This wild and scenic beach offers a perfect combination of golden sand, lush greenery, and protective bays. Connected to additional coves like Cala Mondragó, it’s ideal for beach walkers and nature lovers.

Location: Mondragó Natural Park, southeast
Access: Paid parking + scenic walks between coves
Best For: Exploring multiple beaches in one visit

Known for its fairy-tale blue waters and serene ambiance, Cala Llombards offers postcard-worthy views and quiet luxury. It’s plush, peaceful, and made for strolling into sunset.

Access: Limited parking, best early arrival
Facilities: Limited; subtler charm
Best For: Couples, quiet sunbathing, photography

A gently curving, sheltered koi of calm on the eastern coast, framed by cliffs. It balances beauty with ease, featuring a small beach bar and convenient parking, making it ideal for easy coastal relaxation.

Location: East Mallorca, near Porto Cristo
Facilities: Beach bar and parking nearby
Best For: Families, relaxed swimmers, easy access

This small resort area hides four crystalline coves surrounded by dramatic cliffs. With local eateries and biker paths nearby, it offers boutique charm and dramatic coastal views without sacrificing convenience.

Access: By car or bus to the resort village
Facilities: Hotels, bars, small-scale shops
Best For: Scenic stays, coastal variety, convenience

Tucked beneath towering mountains on the northwest coast, Cala Tuent alternates pebbles with pockets of sand and boasts excellent water clarity. It’s quiet, scenic, and perfect for a coastal afternoon away from the crowds.


Access: Remote—drive and short descent required
Facilities: Minimal; bring basics
Best For: Quiet reflection, nature immersion, scenic dips