Beaches and Coves

Caló des Moro is one of those coves that appears on every “best beaches in Mallorca” list and in no practical guide that tells you what you will actually find. It is small, it is packed for most of the year, it has no facilities of any kind and getting there requires a 20–30 minute...

Cala Bona is a village that still smells of fishing harbour. That is not a figure of speech: if you stroll along the quay first thing in the morning, you will see fishermen unloading the day’s catch while mending nets on the stone benches beside the water. It is a small settlement of barely 1,200...

Cala D’Or is not an old village. It has no centuries of history, no medieval church in the centre. It is, in fact, an urban development project born in 1933 from the imagination of an Ibizan artist called Josep Costa Ferrer, known as “Picarol”. A man who arrived on the southeast coast of Mallorca, saw...

Mallorca has more than 300 coves, but the ones in every guidebook (Cala Millor, Cala d’Or, Es Trenc) are also the most crowded in summer. Between the main coastline and the most inaccessible cliffs lies another island: that of Mallorca’s hidden coves, with no car park, no beach bar and no lifeguard, where the only...

There is a different way to experience the Mediterranean. No barriers, no pretence, just skin meeting sun and saltwater in their most unfiltered form. The nudist beaches of Mallorca offer precisely that: an unmediated encounter with some of Europe’s most breathtaking coastal landscapes, where personal freedom and respect for the natural environment go hand in...

Can you imagine a virgin beach, with no buildings in sight, where the only sound is the sea and the wind blowing through the pine trees? That’s Coll Baix Beach—a hidden gem in the north of Mallorca, perfect for those seeking something different, far from the usual tourist crowds. It’s not your typical easily accessible...

Mallorca is much more than sun and seaside hotels. It’s an island full of magical spots where nature reveals itself in its purest form. If you’re looking for pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, spectacular cliffs, and little hideaways among pine trees, get ready to discover the best coves in Mallorca. In this guide, we show you...

Imagine this: turquoise coves, sunset cocktails, seaside tapas, boat trips, and nights that never end. Welcome to Cala Ratjada, one of the most complete and lively spots in northeast Mallorca. Here, the tranquility of the coves blends with a lively promenade, exquisite cuisine, and activities for all tastes: from diving in crystal-clear waters to partying...

If you’re looking to unwind, escape the crowded beaches, and enjoy a secluded spot surrounded by nature, Cala Estreta is the perfect place. Located on the northeast coast of Mallorca, near Artà, this cove is a hidden paradise that combines crystal-clear waters, unspoiled surroundings, and a tranquility difficult to find elsewhere on the island. Want...

If you’re looking for a place where time seems to stand still, where the sea breeze envelops you and the atmosphere invites you to relax, Portopetro is the perfect destination. This small natural harbor, located on the southeast coast of Mallorca, is one of those spots that preserves the island’s authentic charm. Far from the...