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11 Amazing Palma Beaches To Check Out

Kritika Ishwar
Last updated: February 6, 2024 8:24 am
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Palma, also called Palma de Mallorca, is the capital and largest city of an autonomous region of the Balearic Islands.

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1. 11 Most Amazing Palma Beaches1.1 Playa Del Mago, The Essence of the Mediterranean1.2 Es Calo del Moro1.3 Playa De Palma1.4 Playa S’Amarador Beach in Cala Mondrago1.5 Cala Banyalbufar1.6 Es Trenc1.7 Formentor Beach, The Sierra de Tramuntana’s Sand Dunes1.8 Magaluf1.9 Sa Calobra1.10 Cala Pi1.11 Cala Barques2. All You Need to Know

It is located on the Bay of Palma on the southern coast of Mallorca. Geographically far from Palma, the Cabrera Archipelago is officially included in the municipality.

Speaking of Palma, the beaches of Palma are what we will discuss in this article. So, without any delay, let’s check those beauties out.

1. 11 Most Amazing Palma Beaches

We have planned for you today a ride on Palma de Mallorca’s top beaches. These places will amaze people who enjoy white sand beaches, clean water and coves with blue, crystal-clear waves.

Take a deep breath of the genuine Mediterranean aroma.

One of the key motives for visiting Mallorca is its Palma beaches.

1.1 Playa Del Mago, The Essence of the Mediterranean

Playa del Mago is one of the most beautiful beaches with vegetation reaching the coast.

The term comes from the fact that Anthony Quinn and Michael Caine’s The Magus were filmed on this beach.

It is a tiny paradise surrounded by magnificent pine forests and clear streams. You should know that it is a nudist beach.

It is situated south of Palma de Mallorca, not far from Magaluf.

1.2 Es Calo del Moro

Calo del Moro is a stunning, undeveloped beach close to S’Almunia on the southern shore of the Island.

This Blue Flag beach has been conserved for all time by a private foundation and is formless, natural, and raw. Tall cliffs surround a tiny sandy beach; the water is rich turquoise.

It is best to wear sneakers because there is a steep descent down a rocky slope to reach the shore. Es Calo del Moro’s beach can be found on the narrow side of the rectangular bay.

The walls of the tiny bay are straight. It gives the beach the appearance of being at the mouth of a canyon.

You can find the beach crowded during the busiest summer weekends. If so, one can take a short stroll to Cala S’Almonia, an enormous nearby beach (more extensive but less scenic).

1.3 Playa De Palma

The Playa de Palma beach is the longest and most developed beach in Palma de Mallorca. It is more than three miles long and is at the end of the city’s coastal promenade walk and cycling path.

Several coffee shops, beach bars, restaurants, and water activities are available at the beach for your convenience.

You will also find shower facilities and an on-duty lifeguard on the beach. So, safety and hygiene are well taken care of.

The water is relatively shallow, which is mainly enjoyed by kids. If you don’t want to dip yourself in the waters and relax, you can always rent sun loungers and umbrellas at the site.

1.4 Playa S’Amarador Beach in Cala Mondrago

Covered in pine trees and turquoise seas, one can feel bliss at this beach. You can also enjoy the fine-grained sand beach in Mondrago Natural Park.

It is home to a wide variety of unique flora and fauna. If you park your car in the free parking lot, less than a kilometre will separate you from the beach.

It is located in the southern part of the Island and has every amenity a beach can offer. The amenities include a beach bar, swimming areas, and sun loungers.

Please take a moment to observe your surroundings as you swim at S’Amarador; it will be an experience you won’t soon forget.

1.5 Cala Banyalbufar

This beach is one of Mallorca’s most beautiful ones. Two different beaches can be found here. The first is a sandy platform surrounded by rocks, whereas the second is a sandy beach area that becomes rocky at low tide.

If you wish to enter and explore the ocean, bring some water shoes because the ocean floor is also rocky. It’s an excellent beach for snorkelling, even though the waves can occasionally be too choppy.

Cala Banyalbufar is a beach on Mallorca’s northwest coast adjacent to the same-named town. Bring food, snacks, and sunscreen because there are no stores nearby to buy supplies.

1.6 Es Trenc

The most stunning beach, with approximately two kilometres of white sand combined with a sea of pristine waters and an incredible range of blues, is what we are talking about here.

It’s essentially a tiny slice of the Caribbean in the Mediterranean: a secluded beach with no shadows or structures.

Arenal den Tem, Arenal den Tenc, and Playa de Es Trenc are the three beaches that make up the main beach.

The final one is the most convenient for Colonia de Sant Jordi. Its pristine surroundings will undoubtedly captivate you.

1.7 Formentor Beach, The Sierra de Tramuntana’s Sand Dunes

Formentor Beach region is a protected harbour, so the water is warm and tranquil.

It’s entirely satisfactory to the soul to unwind on the beach and enjoy the tiny boats anchored nearby.

You can enjoy lovely scenery since a pine tree grove lines the beach’s backside. The trees also partially shade sections of the beach.

All amenities are available at the beach, including lifeguards, restrooms, locker rooms, cafes and restaurants.

Apart from enjoying the sandy beach and the waters, you can drive to the Faro de Capdepera, the Island’s easternmost lighthouse.

Also, after spending the day at the beach, you can enjoy the beauty of a stunning sunset here.

1.8 Magaluf

If your holiday aims are more friendly, and you’re a solitary or single traveller, Magaluf is a terrific spot to visit.

It is a resort city, a well-liked vacation spot and a promenade front with a wide fine sand beach.

Besides, it also has cafés, stores, hotels and restaurants. It shows a bustling, entertaining option for the quietest, far-flung beaches on the Island.

One can experience many services here with the beach and water kept clean. People can spend the day at the beach club with exclusive private sections. Beach chairs and umbrellas can also be hired. A server service is also there to assist you.

1.9 Sa Calobra

The trip to this beach is one of the most challenging driving experiences. It is located on the western shore of the Island and features switchbacks, hairpin twists, and dips.

A tunnel that cuts across a mountain leads to the isolated beach. A ferry from Port de Soller will also allow you to arrive by sea.

It is located at the mouth of the UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape Site, Torrent de Pareis. Hikers and cyclists like the canyon as a destination.

1.10 Cala Pi

Cala Pi is a beautiful illustration of one of the secluded beaches in Mallorca. It meets all the requirements.

The beach offers parking services and is surrounded by gorgeous landscapes. It is a less crowded beach even on the most summery days.

The beach is deep and extends far from the water, regardless of size. The sand here is smooth and white, with the sea having a fantastic blue colour.

It is impressive for water sports due to the shallow sea. There are restrooms and similar facilities with a little beach shack for food.

1.11 Cala Barques

Cala San Vicente is home to Cala Barque. It is another island beach that has earned the Blue Flag. Fronting the beach area is a fair-sized bay with a turquoise sea and a few dozen boats. The beach is never overly busy because of its size and many hotels and resorts.

In addition to hiring umbrellas and sun loungers, one can also rent gear for participating in water sports. This location finds a nice balance between a lovely beach area and prudent beachside development.

When you have enjoyed the beach, you can also explore the neighbouring Hypogeum of Cala San Vicente. It is a Bronze Age cave shrine.

2. All You Need to Know

In the Mediterranean Sea, Mallorca (also known as Majorca) is a stunning Spanish island vacation close to Ibiza, its wilder neighbour.

The Island is one of the most well-liked beach destinations in the world due to its stunning Palma beaches. It is also famous for its accessibility to the majority of mainland Europe.

With around 345 different beaches, Mallorca has whatever kind of beach you like. Sa Calobra, among other isolated, secret beaches, is nestled in coves and valleys.

In contrast, C’an Pastilla, a vast, sweeping beach, is bordered by promenades and rows of hotels, stores, and cafés.

Last Updated on February 6, 2024 by Ms.Hazarika

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By Kritika Ishwar
Kritika is a freelance travel and lifestyle content writer based in Delhi, India. Her travel blog focusses on travelling in Europe. She writes everything from food to party places, unidentified travel locations to mainstream destinations, in her blog.
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