If you’re after something a little off the beaten track with a local and rustic atmosphere, Sa Calobra beach should be on top of your list of places to see in Mallorca. The small village and beach are popular among tourists for its crystal clear water, the Torrent de Pareis canyon that runs into the … Read more

The northwest of Mallorca doesn’t have as many beaches as other areas, but the ones it does have are great. Cala Tuent is an excellent remote beach that offers tranquillity and relaxation. The stunning views and surroundings of Cala Tuent make it a must for those that want to experience the real Mallorca. If you … Read more

Known as one of the most beautiful pebble beaches in all of Mallorca, Cala Deia is located in a small rocky bay. Although it can be difficult to get to if you are a non-driver and prefer to walk, it is most definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. Just ensure that … Read more

On the west coast of Mallorca, Cala Banyalbufar is a narrow beach with a small bay, surrounded by steep cliffs and the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range. The town of Banyalbufar and a few surrounding villages are inhabited, with residents and adventuring tourists alike enjoying everything Cala Banyalbufar beach has to offer. The beach is … Read more