There are 179 beaches in Majorca island with a total length of 50 km. We have selected our Top 10 beaches for you: lonely calas, sandy family beaches or rocky bays…enjoy Majorca’ s unique weather!

Portals Vells
This fine sandy beach is particularly popular with locals and families. In the sandy bays with turquoise water there are numerous caves to explore. There is a kiosk offering snacks, a small restaurant, and sanitary facilities. Many big yachts visit this picturesque bay in summer. Only limited parking available.

Cala Llamp
The water in the rocky Cala Llamp is crystal clear and thus perfect for snorkelling. The bay has no sandy beach but a sea water pool, a restaurant and a bar. Usually, there is enough parking space available. Not suitable for small child-ren.

Cala Estellencs
This small stony beach is a tranquil spot even during high season. It offers easy access to the adjoining rock caves with good diving, snorkelling and swimming. Our tip: fill your picnic basket and spend a summer evening at the beach – the sunsets are unrivalled!

Cala Tuent
The small gravel beach is embedded in a romantic cave with steep rock faces. With its often rough waves it is the ideal diving and windsurfing ground for experienced sportsmen. Not suitable for children.

Puerto Pollensa
The sandy beach of Puerto Pollensa with its shady promenade is long, falling off gently and offers a wide choice of water sport activities. It is said to be one of the finest wind surfing areas on the island. Nice restaurants, cafés and shopping facilities are all in close reach.

Bahía de Alcudia & Playa de Muro
The bay of Alcudia is Mallorca’s longest beach and is among the best developed areas for resorts and hotels in every price range. The good infrastructure, the wide offer of water sport activities and the flat beach make it ideal for families. Further south you’ll find the quieter areas from Platja des Muro down to Can Picafort.

Cala Torta
Admittedly, the path to Cala Torta, which is close to Artà, is quite cumbersome. A 25-30 minute drive on a road full of huge potholes takes you high up into the mountains and down again to this hidden bay. The reward is a virtually deserted white beach with crystal clear water. A small restaur-ant offers freshly caught fish and seafood from the Mallorcan waters. Perhaps one of best places to relax on the island.

Cala Mondragó
This stunning sandy double bay is located in the environment-protected area of Mondragó and ranges among the most beautiful spots on the East coast. The pine wood stretches almost to the turquoise coloured sea, the sand is fine and white and the form of the bay gives it natural shelter. Ideal for families with small children. There is a beach bar offering snacks and refreshments and a big public car park.

Es Trenc
The largest unspoilt beach on the island, 60 m wide and 3.5 km long. The beach is flat with fine white sand and turquois Carribean-like water and equally popular with tourists and the locals. Two beach bars offer refreshments and snacks with cool chill-out music playing in the background. Regrettably there are no sanitary facilities or fresh water showers and it can get rather crowded in high season, particularly at the weekend. Free parking is limited, paid parking available.

Playa de Palma
Despite being one of the hotspots, Playa de Palma remains one of the nicest and most popular beaches on the island. The gently sloping beach, the clear water and the wide choice of activities are the perfect mix for a delightful day on the beach.

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