The five most beautiful beaches in Southeast Mallorca

Cala Marmols

The beautiful 40-metre-long bay of Cala Marmols is a true insider tip in southeast Mallorca. You can reach the bay either after a 5-kilometre walk along the rocky coastline or by boat. Surrounded by 20-metre-high marble cliffs, it offers crystal-clear waters and a good chance of privacy. There are no services on the beach or along the hike, so we recommend bringing your own lunch. Walking shoes are also advisable. The hike starts from Cap de Ses Salines and takes about 1.5 hours.

Es Carbo

The stunning beach of Es Carbo is a natural extension of Es Trenc and offers pure nature. This beach cannot be reached by car, so a 45-minute hike from Colònia de Sant Jordi is required to get there. Compared to Es Trenc, Es Carbo is spacious: it stretches 1,400 metres in length and is 45 metres wide, making it even broader than Es Trenc. Enjoy views of Cabrera Island and the crystal-clear water. There are no shops or restaurants nearby, so be sure to bring food and drinks. If travelling by boat, please be mindful of water depth.

S'Almunia

The picturesque bay of S'Almunia, located just 7 kilometres from Santanyí, is the neighbouring bay to Caló des Moro. You can access the water via rock formations or boat ramps. Thanks to its crystal-clear waters, S'Almunia is ideal for diving and snorkelling. The bay has only a small sandy strip at the end and measures 40 metres long and 15 metres wide. With its many small fishermen’s cottages, this cove is also a fantastic spot for photographers and artists.

Cala Llombards

Looking to relax with white sand between your toes? Then Cala Llombards is the perfect choice! The turquoise-blue water and lush cliffs create a dreamy atmosphere. With a width of 116 metres, the beach extends far inland. Its 60-metre length provides ample space for everyone. The surrounding cliffs are walkable, offering breathtaking views and secluded spots to relax. If you’re hungry or thirsty, you’ll find a restaurant and a beach bar offering cocktails and snacks.

Cala Mondragó

Cala Mondragó is one of three beaches within the Mondragó Natural Park, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers. Located near Cala d'Or, it’s a lovely spot for couples and families alike. The 75-metre-long and 60-metre-wide white sandy beach with crystal-clear waters invites you to relax, snorkel, or dive. This stunning bay is framed by pine trees and rocky outcrops. A path over the rocks leads to the fascinating bay of S'Amarador. The nature reserve also offers excellent hiking trails.

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