Mejores playas en Mallorca

Best Beaches in Mallorca

Mallorca's coastline offers diverse landscapes, from the wild, cliff-lined coves of the north like Sa Calobra and Formentor to the extensive, shallow-water bays of Alcúdia and Muro in the northeast. The southern coast features the protected dunes of Es Trenc and the twin beaches of Mondragó Natural Park: s'Amarador and sa Font de n’Alís. For those seeking secluded spots, the island provides pebble-strewn shores like Coll Baix, accessible primarily by boat or hike, alongside well-serviced resort beaches such as Magaluf and Cala Gran.

Best Beaches in Mallorca — Mapa

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Calo des Moro Beach

A small strip of the beach surrounded by jagged rocks. It is perfect for sunbathing and swimming, but it also attracts professional…

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Sa Calobra Beach

A spectacular small beach surrounded by beautiful rocky cliffs. Dive in its clear, turquoise water and soak up the sun!

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Cala Mesquida

Large sandy bay in the northeast characterized by a vast, protected dune system and surrounding pine forests. The area is known for its exposure to northern winds, often resulting in higher waves than other parts of the island.

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Formentor Beach

A very narrow beach with fine, white sand. If the crystal clear water isn't enough to make your day, rent a pedalo or a jetski.

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Es Trenc Beach

The beach of Es Trenc close to Campos on the southern coast of Majorca is part of the Natural Area of Special Interest Es Trenc-Salobrar de…

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Muro Beach

One of the best beaches on the island. Great choice for families with children, but also for those who want to try watersports.

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Mondragó beach

A protected area for its special natural beauty, flora and fauna. A true virgin beach.

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s'Amarador

Situated within the Mondragó Natural Park, this white-sand beach is surrounded by pine forests and wetlands. A stone coastal path connects it to the neighboring beach of sa Font de n’Alís.

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Alcúdia Beach

Alcudia Beach is probably one of the finest on the island. It stretches for around 9 kms and it is possible to walk all the way along the…

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Platja des Coll Baix

A remote, pebble-strewn beach on the Alcúdia peninsula enclosed by vertical grey cliffs. Access requires a 45-minute hike through pine forests or arrival by boat.

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Magaluf Beach

Magaluf Beach is the name of the beach in the tourist resort of Magaluf.

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Cala Gran Beach

This beach has been awarded the blue flag and is very popular with both locals and tourists. Also great for families.

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Cala Figuera Beach

The beach consists of small stones. Crystal clear water, however there are no services by the beach.

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Platja de Cala Pi

A narrow, sandy beach located at the end of a deep sea inlet on the southern coast. Flanked by high limestone cliffs, the beach sits at the mouth of the Torrent de Cala Pi.

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Es Carbo Beach

An undeveloped stretch of white sand and seagrass meadows accessible via a 30-minute walk from Colònia de Sant Jordi. The beach faces the small island of Na Moltona.