For a few years now, several beaches in the municipality of Capdepera have been referred to as well-kept secrets. But those secrets are now out. Here are the most beautiful beaches of Capdepera, and you’ll soon realize that they are no longer so secret. Although you will rarely be alone on the beach, Cala Agulla, Cala Torta, and their companions will continue to charm you.
Cala Agulla
Cala Agulla is a beach located on the eastern side of Mallorca, near Cala Ratjada. Situated between dunes and pine trees, it offers turquoise waters and very fine sand. It is popular among young people, which can make the atmosphere lively and crowded, especially in the summer. At the beach, activities such as pedal boat rides, surfing, diving, and horseback riding are available. To get there, take the turnoff on the road between Capdepera and Cala Ratjada. There is a monitored, paid parking lot available.
Cala de sa Font
Cala de sa Font is a small beach on the eastern side of Mallorca, with turquoise water and almost white sand. Although small, the beach is well-maintained and offers good water quality. As you venture into the sea, the depth increases. Surrounded by pine trees, it has a water sports center and offers a variety of activities such as surfing, water skiing, sailing, and diving. To get there, follow the signs from Capdepera or Cala Ratjada, or take the tourist mini-train.
Cala Gat
Cala Gat is a quiet beach on the eastern side of Mallorca, surrounded by tamarind trees that provide shade. With few visitors, its fine sand and calm waters create a relaxed atmosphere. To get there, you can walk from the promenade of the port or descend the steep path from the Capdepera lighthouse.
Cala Lliteres
Cala Lliteres is a small rocky cove on the eastern side of Mallorca, known for its excellent diving opportunities, thanks to the Mero Diving school. The beach has no sand, only rocks. It is ideal for underwater water sports.
Cala Mesquida
Cala Mesquida is a peaceful beach located in a protected natural area on the eastern side of Mallorca. Surrounded by beautiful dunes and with a gentle entrance to the sea, it offers crystal-clear water. It is ideal for water activities such as surfing, water skiing, paragliding, and pedal boat rides. To get there, head towards Capdepera from Artà and follow the signs to the beach. There are good parking options available.
Cala Moltó
Cala Moltó is a naturist and paradisiacal beach on the eastern side of Mallorca, with a rocky coastline and no services. It is ideal for those seeking tranquility and privacy. To get there, follow the C-715 towards Cala Ratjada, then follow the signs for Cala Agulla. There is a paid parking lot, and from there, it's necessary to walk about 500 meters.
Cala Torta
Cala Torta is a secluded beach on the eastern side of Mallorca, surrounded by dunes and pine trees, with clear water and a peaceful atmosphere. It is known for allowing nudist use of the beach and has a small beach bar. The area is ideal for playing beach volleyball. To get there, follow the signs just after Artà towards Cala Ratjada. The last part of the journey is on a dirt road with many bumps.
Platges de Canyamel
Playa Canyamel is a picturesque beach in the town of Capdepera, frequented by sunbathers and beachgoers. It offers a restaurant, sun loungers, and a lifeguard. The sand is coarse, and the water is very shallow, providing a calm atmosphere. A dry stream flows into the sea, and the nearby Cuevas de Artà are a popular attraction. To get there, follow the PM-404 from Capdepera towards Son Servera. The beach is well signposted and offers easy parking.
Platja Son Moll
Son Moll Beach (Platja Son Moll) is a lively beach on the eastern side of Mallorca, characterized by its rocky coastline and gentle access to the sea. It offers a wide range of services, including a new promenade with restaurants and nightlife spots. Ideal for water activities and snorkeling, the sand is clean and non-sticky. To get there, take the C-715 and turn right before reaching Cala Ratjada.