The largest beach in Cala Ratjada, Playa de Son Moll, also referred to as Cala Moll, is a must for everyone visiting the northeastern part of Mallorca and looking for a decent place to swim, sip and shop. Known as a tourist hot spot with restaurants, hotels and shops in close vicinity, you will not … Read more

Cala Torta is a remote, beautiful sandy beach that also hosts nudists from time to time. Located in the Llevant Peninsula National Park, the area is highly protected for ecological reasons. Cala Torta is 10km from the closest town and has no facilities. Bringing your own snacks, umbrella, water, and anything else is essential. However, … Read more

Cala Mesquida convinces with its natural beauty and rich historical past. This might be one of the best beaches if you are looking for peace and tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle of Cala Ratjada. Read on to learn everything about Cala Mesquida beach and its surroundings, and find out how to steer away … Read more

Cala Gat is a beautiful bay with a tiny beach that looks onto some of the bluest waters in the whole of Mallorca. This tiny gem right next to Cala Ratjada is not to be missed by beachgoers and avid snorkelers alike, as there are lots of colourful fish to be spotted in the beautiful … Read more

The stunning white sandy beach and crystal clear waters of Cala Agulla are surrounded by pine trees and make a spectacular sight in more than one way. This protected area is worth a visit for those that want to enjoy the beautiful nature of Mallorca and feel like they are on holiday in paradise. Read … Read more

The long sandy beach is a hotspot for tourists of all ages, with all the amenities you could need, all within close proximity to the main town. Located on the north-east of the island and a quick drive from Palma Airport, it’s no wonder that the area is so highly regarded as a great place … Read more