10 Jaw-Droppingly Beautiful Beaches in Mallorca

With more than 50 kilometers of fine white sand beaches, rocky coves, cliffside spots, and crystal clear waters, Mallorca is home to some of the best beaches in Europe. Summer after summer, thousands of tourists flock to Mallorca to enjoy their beach hotels, their crystalline waters, and their tasty tapas. From remote beaches accessible only by hiking to vibrant town beachside spots to family-friendly beaches, there’s truly something for everyone in Mallorca. Whether you’re looking to feast on grilled octopus seaside or simply roll out your towel and sunbathe, there’s something for everyone among the best beaches in Mallorca. Here are the most jaw-droppingly beautiful beaches in Mallorca. 

The Best Beaches in Mallorca

Mallorca’s most beautiful beaches are prized for their endless sun, see-to-the-bottom waters, and chill vibes. My picks for the best beaches in Mallorca rival some of the most beautiful tropical islands I have visited – and for good reason. Much like Puglia, Mallorca’s beautiful beaches can often be undiscovered and empty, if you visit at the right time of year. 

It’s the perfect island to include in your two-week Spain itinerary, too, and one of the best Spanish holiday islands, without a doubt. Mallorca may not have the Canary Island’s iconic black sand beaches, but these pristine spots will leave you speechless.

1. Cala Deià

Located on the western side of Mallorca, down a steep and windy road, lies Cala Deià. This locals-only spot is the most stunning beach on the west coast of the island, and it is hands down the most beautiful stone beach on the island. Drivers, beware: a winding, steep single-lane road leads from the village of Deià to this pretty pebble beach. This former fishing port is now a popular beach for industry folks escaping their jobs, Instagrammers, and Deià locals. Parking during high season is basically impossible, but it’s easy to hike down from the village to the beach following signs in 15 to 20 minutes. 

The best part about Cala Deià? There are two incredible restaurants right on the water, though the most popular – Ca’s Patró March – requires reservations weeks in advance (the food, though…is UNBELIEVABLE). During my Bachelorette trip, we stayed at an Airbnb just above the restaurant and absolutely loved this beach. 

2. Cala Mondrago 

The eastern coast of Mallorca is home to some of the most beautiful beaches and beach hotels, and Cala Mondrago is no exception. Located in a nature reserve just southeast of Santanyí, this beach (also known as Sa Font de Nalis) is a great spot for beachgoers looking for a spot that is both easy to access and beautiful. High-rise hotels and villas haven’t quite found their way to this section of the island, though the beach does offer a few amenities, from a beach bar to parasol rentals. You can park near the beach and walk five minutes down to the coast. 

Be careful, though: because this beach is so accessible, it can get really crowded on weekends. If you are up for a hike and want something a little more secluded, consider hiking 500 meters to the nearby Cala S’Amarador. Even that small hike deters many beachgoers, and you’ll be rewarded with equally beautiful views and fewer crowds. 

3. Calo d’es Moro 

This not-so-hidden-secret was one of the most incredible beaches we visited in Mallorca. Calo d’es Moro is beautifully maintained by a private foundation, which owns and cares for the beach. This jaw-dropping beach requires a little bit of rocky hiking, and the route isn’t always obvious (follow the crowds!). Once you reach the beach, you’ll need to climb down steep rocks to reach the shore. Don’t let the extra effort deter you. 

This is hands-down one of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca, though it can get quite crowded in the summer. Plan to arrive early to grab a little spot in the sand. 

The best part? No cell service! You’re completely off the grid, so to speak, and you can really take in the beautiful sights in Mallorca. If you find this beach too crowded, keep walking to Cala S’Almonia, another gorgeous beach nearby. 

4. Cala Agulla

There are few beaches as stunning as Cala Agulla, located on Mallorca’s northeastern tip. This stunning cove offers a wide stretch of wide sand beaches with azure waters, making it one of Mallorca’s most beautiful beaches. It’s truly just breathtaking!

Cala Agulla has plenty of parking in town, but the city’s tourist train takes you there as well. The easy accessibility and stunning view makes this beach popular with tourists and locals alike. Here, you’ll find some small bars and one restaurant — but toilets can only be accessed if you’re a customer of the restaurant. Additionally, they have showers.

5. Cala Sant Vicenç

There are few beaches in Mallorca more stunning than Cala Sant Vicenç, one of our favorite finds after several visits to the Balearic Islands. This secluded beach lies on the northwestern tip of Mallorca and the town has two beaches separated by a cement pathway; combined, both beaches blend together in one crystalline bay.

There’s a lot to love here: it’s more quiet than most other Mallorca beaches, and if you keep walking along the water, you’ll find plenty of lounging spots along the rocky outcrops.

To top it all off, the water here is a thousand shades of crystalline blue, making it one of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca – an important addition to any list of the best beaches in Mallorca.

6. Cala Mesquida 

The pristine Cala Mesquida is a longer stretch of beach on the north eastern part of the island. When you park, you’ll walk through town and see the sands stretching out ahead. Because of its northern location, rocky cliffs surround the beach. Fine white sands make this place perfect for a relaxing day out, and shallow waters stretch far out.

The beach does have facilities for visitors, as well: toilets, a small beach bar and some restaurants, making it the perfect fit for families. It’s honestly one of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca and perfect for those looking to swim and float for hours.

7. Cala Formentor

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Cala Formentor is located on the wild Formentor peninsula, located on Mallorca’s northern tip. This beach is one of several beautiful spots on the northern coast of Mallorca, which often have fewer tourists and more dramatic scenery. Of course, nothing on Mallorca is truly remote…but the easy (and spectacular) 10 kilometer drive along Ma-2210 is absolutely worth the trip. Along the way, you’ll spot this little beach. Cala Formentor is a small little spot with a narrow strip of beach and crystal-clear water. 

8. Cala Portals Nous

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You’ll find Cala Portals Nous close to the harbor Puerto Portals. This long, white sandy beach is popular with locals. You can rent umbrellas and chairs for your beach day, and the area even has showers. It’s the perfect fit for families looking for a relaxing day on the coast. Nearby, you’ll find nice restaurants close to the beach. 

9. Es Trenc 

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Es Trenc is Mallorca’s famous “virgin” beach. The beach has a storied history: in 2008, after three decades of protest, the stretch was saved from the threat of development.

Es Trenc is truly rugged with no bathroom, showers, or other installations. That means bringing your own umbrella and towel, and of course any food and water.

This gorgeous beach stretches between Colònia de Sant Jordi and Sa Ràpita. Es Trenc has untouched white sand and shallow waters that rival any Caribbean or Maldives beaches.

10. Cala Varques 

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Cala Varques has somehow escaped the same fate as other nearby beaches: development. This east coast beach is set among pine forests and herbs. You can easily access this beach by car, but it somehow still feels secret and tucked away. Once you park on the road, pass through a large metal gate and walk 15 minutes through the forest to the coast. Don’t expect any fancy facilities. This beach has no sunbeds, no restrooms, no water sports…and no noise. The turquoise waters and tranquility make this one of the best beaches in Mallorca. 

Samantha Tatro

Samantha Tatro is a Czech-American third culture kid who grew up living and traveling abroad. Many years later, after living in California and working as a journalist, she decided to take the leap and move abroad again…this time to Prague, Czech Republic. Samantha started Undiscovered Path Home to help couples and solo female travelers find the courage to visit countries – and locations – off the beaten path. Her work has appeared in Bon Appetit, NBC News, The Adecco Group, and more.