Mallorca’s Top 10 Beaches to Visit This Summer
Mallorca, the crown jewel of the Balearic Islands, is home to some of the most stunning beaches in Europe. From hidden coves to lively shores with beach bars and water sports, this Mediterranean paradise offers something for every kind of beach lover. Whether you’re looking for turquoise waters, golden sand, or dramatic cliffs, here are the top 10 beaches in Mallorca to visit this summer.
1. Es Trenc – The Caribbean of Mallorca
Located on the south coast, Es Trenc is famous for its long stretch of white sand and crystal-clear waters. There are no large hotels nearby, making it feel remote and unspoiled. It’s perfect for families, couples, and anyone seeking natural beauty.
Tip: Bring your own shade — there’s little natural cover!
2. Cala Agulla – Pine-Fringed Perfection
Set in a nature reserve in the northeast, Cala Agulla combines mountains, forest, and sea. The beach is sandy and spacious, with calm shallow waters ideal for swimming.
Popular with: Families and hikers.
3. Cala Varques – A Hidden Gem
This secluded cove on the east coast is a bit of a trek (about 15–20 minutes walk from the road), but it’s worth it. Cala Varques boasts turquoise water, cliffs for diving, and a relaxed hippie vibe.
Bring: Sturdy shoes, snacks, and plenty of water.
4. Cala Llombards – Postcard Perfect
This small but gorgeous beach near Santanyí is surrounded by rocky cliffs and old fishermen’s houses. It’s calm, clean, and great for a quiet swim.
Best for: Peaceful afternoons and snorkelling.
5. Cala Mesquida – Waves and Wilderness
Located in the northeast, Cala Mesquida is known for its wild beauty, dunes, and rolling waves. The surrounding pine forest and minimal development add to the natural charm.
Ideal for: Bodyboarding and escaping the crowds.
6. Port de Pollença Beach – Family Favourite
A long sandy beach with shallow waters and a scenic promenade. It’s well-equipped with loungers, beach bars, and water sports, making it perfect for a classic beach day.
Bonus: Watch the sunset over the Tramuntana mountains.
7. Playa de Muro – Endless Shoreline
This Blue Flag beach is one of the longest in Mallorca, stretching across the Bay of Alcúdia. It has all the amenities and still manages to feel uncrowded due to its size.
Perfect for: Families, accessibility, and beach walks.
8. Cala Deià – Rustic and Romantic
Nestled near the artistic village of Deià, this rocky beach is small but breathtaking. Surrounded by dramatic cliffs, it’s great for a refreshing dip and a seafood lunch at the cliffside restaurants.
Tip: Arrive early — parking is limited!
9. Caló des Moro – Instagram’s Favourite
Possibly the most photographed beach on the island, Caló des Moro is a tiny bay with dazzling turquoise water and cliffs on either side. It’s a bit of a hike down, but jaw-droppingly beautiful.
Note: No services, so come prepared.
10. Sa Calobra – Nature’s Masterpiece
At the end of a winding mountain road lies Sa Calobra and the mouth of the Torrent de Pareis gorge. The beach is small and pebbly but the surroundings are simply epic.
Must-do: Take a boat trip or hike into the canyon.
Final Thoughts
With over 200 beaches on the island, narrowing it down isn’t easy — but this list covers the very best for scenery, swimming, and summer vibes. So pack your sunscreen, grab your flip-flops, and explore the diverse coastlines of Mallorca this summer.
Which beach will you visit first?
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