What would be Majorca without its beaches and crystal clear water? No doubt, Majorca has paradisiac beaches! The small coves are places that one has to visit when coming to Majorca, specially for its impressive beauty and the peace and calm that they bring us.
5 recommended small beaches in South Majorca
Cala Santanyí
Cala Santanyí is one of the prettiest small beaches in South Majorca. It’s a sand and rocks beach that’s 130m wide, ideal to practice some snorkel, surf or just go diving through its precious waters. It’s a beach that, in summer, gets filled of people who go there to enjoy its beauty and get refreshed next to the sea. Besides, it’s a charming cove to visit with friends and family since its very accessible (there’s a parking next to the beach).
Also, in Cala Santanyí, there’s Es Pontàs, a natural rock island that has the shape of a bridge due to the waves erosion. It’s an ideal place for climbing lovers. Also, it’s important to mention that Cala Santanyí has a Blue Flag, which means that it’s catalogued as a place environmental-friendly due to its cleaning and cares so, no throwing plastics or trash in there! Having a Blue Flag also means that the beach has the necessary services to make it more accessible for everybody.
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Cala Llombards
Cala Llombards is a spectacular cove located in Es Llombards estate with some residential houses. Cala Llombards is a sandy beach 55m long and 150m wide with transparent, turquoise water. As well, in this small beach you’ll enjoy the calm. Besides, you’ll also be able to practice a very trendy activity: snorkel. It also has impressive cliffs where some people dare to jump from the rocks to the sea. Besides, next to this cove there’s a parking where you’ll be able to park your car and get a better access to the beach.
Caló des Moro y Cala S’Almunia
Caló des Moro and Cala s’Almunia are located one next to the other. On one side, Caló des Moro is one of the prettiest coves of Majorca, since it’s located in between two different cliffs with a wonderful view. This small beach is 40m long, but it’s really narrow, so it’s highly recommended not to go with kids since there’s no place enough for them to play and run. The same happens with Cala s’Almunia. Besides, the main activity to do both in Caló des Moro and Cala s’Almunia is to enjoy the sea and the views.
On the other side, Cala s’Almunia has also a spectacular scenery. It’s a small cove made by rocks and not much sand. Even though it’s usually opaqued by Caló des Moro, Cala s’Almunia has a particular charm. On both small beaches there’s free parking along the road.
Cala Mondragó
Cala Mondragó or Caló de Sa Font de n’Alís is another of the small beaches in South Majorca. Located near Mondragó Natural Park, declared Natural Park in 1992, this cove is 75m wide made of sand and rocks. Besides, if you’re not feeling like laying in the sand with your towel, you can always rent loungers and umbrellas.
Cala Mondragó offers a wonderful environment thanks to the environment care that has. Since it’s a Natural Park and has Blue Flag, a big care can be appreciated. One of the many activities that can be done here is jumping in a pedal boat and discovering its pretty water or doing some snorkel just like in the other coves. Also, the access to this beach is super easy: there’s a parking righ next to it.
In conclusion, Cala Mondragó is a wonderful place to visit and you can get to it even doing some hiking or cycling. This way you’ll be able to enjoy the ecosystem of Cala Mondragó.
Enjoy your holidays in Majorca
To really enjoy your Holidays in Majorca you should totally visit these 5 small beaches in South Majorca. They’re a real deal for sure. We hope you liked this article. If you’d like to visit these wonderful coves, visit our selection of holiday homes in Majorca and find yours!
