Mallorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, has some of the most paradisiacal beaches in the Mediterranean. Here’s a list of some of the most spectacular ones:

  1. Calo des Moro – Santanyí
  • Small cove with intense turquoise waters, surrounded by cliffs and vegetation.
  • Very photogenic and peaceful (though popular in summer).
  1. Cala Varques – Manacor
  • Virgin beach with difficult access, making it less crowded.
  • Surrounded by sea caves and pine trees.
  1. Es Trenc – Campos
  • Known as the “Caribbean of Mallorca” for its white sand and crystal-clear waters.
  • Very long and natural (with a nudist area as well).
  1. Cala s’Almunia – Near Calo des Moro
  • Rockier, ideal for cliff jumping and snorkeling.
  • A hidden, picturesque corner.
  1. Formentor Beach – Pollença
  • Surrounded by pine forests with stunning mountain views.
  • Calm, clear waters, great for families.
  1. Cala Mesquida – Capdepera
  • Golden sand, protected dunes, and turquoise sea.
  • Good for surfing and coastal hikes.
  1. Cala Mondragó – Mondragó Natural Park
  • In a nature reserve, quiet and untouched.
  • Made up of several small coves connected by trails.
  1. Cala Agulla – Cala Ratjada
  • Wide beach with clear water, surrounded by green hills.
  • Popular but spacious.