
Six Beach Clubs in Mallorca That Make You Crave Summer
From secluded cliff hideaways to party stages: six beach clubs that combine the best of sun, sea and good vibes this summer — with tips for the perfect visit.
Where sun, sea and music come together on warm days
On Mallorca, summer also means the search for the perfect spot between the scent of salt, soft music and the clinking of ice cream scoops in a waffle cone. If you don’t want to repeat the same corners this year, put on your sunglasses, spread out the map and try one of the six beach clubs that stayed with me. Between crashing cliffs and DJ beats there’s an option for every mood — from relaxed morning yoga to long sundowners; for ideas on scenic evenings see Where to Find Mallorca's Most Beautiful Sunsets — My Favorite Spots.
Mhares Sea Club (Puig de Ros)
The first impression: wooden floors underfoot, the sea like a distant bassline hum and the parking bay that already smells of salt. Mhares sits just above the cliffs and offers a pool with an unobstructed view to the horizon. Perfect for adults who don’t need a soundtrack of children: quiet by day, gently lit in the evening and with service that’s not overly intrusive. Tip: don’t forget a sun hat — the sun can hit hard in the afternoon without warning.
Purobeach Palma (Pagell / Cala Estància)
No direct jump into the water, but a 180° panorama over Palma Bay. Morning yoga with a sea view, light dishes at lunch, and a lounge playlist in the afternoon that relaxes without lulling you to sleep. If you value spa treatments and want to let the day wind down slowly, this is the place. Book early: the sunbeds are in demand and the promenade fills up quickly on weekends.
Purobeach Illetas (Passeig Illetes)
The Illetas sibling scores with direct access to the sea — a short jump, cocktail in hand, back in the water. Balinese loungers, understated design, good food: no show, more of a lounge attitude. Ideal for those who want saltwater with style and without big crowds; for alternative quiet spots see Calm, Rocks, Sea – Mallorca's Quiet Coves Away from the Sand Crowds. Small note: parking on Passeig Illetes can become a contest; the bus or a bike is often more relaxing.
Gran Folies (Cala Llamp, Port d’Andratx)
A classic that promises calm and privacy: wooden platforms instead of sand, a small seawater pool and generous spacing between the loungers. The menu is upscale, the atmosphere refined — here you’ll more likely meet a quieter crowd that values good food and discretion. For anyone looking to escape the hustle and seeking a touch of luxury, this is a safe bet.
Shiva Beach Club (Badia Gran, Llucmajor)
Maritime design, a handy menu and the fun float cushions on which you can lazily drift through the bay. Shiva is popular with those who want to stay close to Palma without giving up holiday vibes. Price options exist for every budget — from a simple beach spot to a more exclusive lounger. If you enjoy people-watching while staying among locals, you’ll often find a good mix here.
Nikki Beach Mallorca (Magaluf)
Nikki Beach is the counterpart for those who appreciate music and events. Calm and stylish by day, with DJs and a lively atmosphere in the evening. The small island off the coast makes a photogenic backdrop — don’t forget your camera. If you like luxury, show and people-watching, this is your stage. For families: daytime operations are more relaxed than the evening program.
My conclusion: There isn’t just one beach club on Mallorca, but six ways to experience summer — quiet, culinary, wellness-oriented or ready to dance. A practical tip: visiting clubs on weekdays usually means more relaxed spots and better service; for notes on extended beach days and mild evenings see Late Summer in Mallorca: More Beach Days, Mild Nights and Relaxed Villages. And one more piece of practical advice: early check-in, booking by phone and a little patience when finding parking mean less stress and more sea.
And if you want to know what a Tuesday’s vibe sounds like: just try it. Sometimes that quiet weekday is the surprise that makes the summer unforgettable.
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