5 Mallorca's Wonderful Beaches

Cap Falcó Bay in the south of Mallorca is a small, beautiful, and picturesque scenery. The sand here is white, soft and fine and the crystal clear water of the bay is hidden amongst the rocks – creating a calm and sheltered setting. Here, the bay is situated by the edge of a small pine forest, so that even on the brightest days there’s always a shaded spot to seek. As a perfect addition to the scenery, there’s a charming beach chiringuito bar, which offers visitors delicious cocktails to enjoy the wonderful beginning of their holiday.

Those looking for unspoiled landscapes will love Cala Mondragó on the southeast coast. Within a beautiful nature reserve lie the three areas of S'Amarador, ses Fonts de n'Alís and Calo des Borgit. To access the beaches firstly, you will stroll through a magnificent pine forest and then climb one rocky path after the other - a true hiking paradise. The Mediterranean coast of Cala Mondregó offers those looking for unique wildlife and landscapes an unforgettable experience. Take your time to explore the paths, immerse yourself in the smell of nature and discover the protected fauna and flora by the turquoise waters. On the way to the three beaches, find rests of two old watchtowers and an old bridge with a breathtaking view. Advancing further, you come to the breath-taking cove s´Amarador with its golden sand. Stroll along the seabed of Les Fonts de N´Alís and discover a hidden lagoon. Saunter down to Calo des Borgit, where a natural pool awaits for you and shallow waters to swim. Sunbathe in the warmth of the sun or lay down in the shade of the pine trees, and share the magic!