The west of Mallorca is characterized by rocky landscapes and cliffs, but also by beautiful beaches with spectacular views of the Serra de Tramuntana. Port de Sóller, Cala Deià, and Sa Calobra / Torrent de Pareis are always worth a visit. More information about the west of Mallorca and other beaches in Mallorca.
Cala Banyalbufar
Cala Banyalbufar is a small pebble cove next to an old quarry on the west coast of Mallorca. With crystal-clear water, it is ideal for diving and fishing, and is usually quiet and uncrowded. Access requires caution due to potential rockfalls. To get there, follow the C-710 to Banyalbufar and head down Calle Mayor towards the beach.
Cala Barques
Cala Barques is a fine sandy beach located in the village of Cala Sant Vicenç, in the north of Mallorca. The access to the sea is gentle and shallow, making it ideal for a relaxing swim. The beach offers good and varied services, including activities such as pedal boat rides and canoe rentals. To reach it, follow the direction from Pollença toward the port and then access the beach via a staircase that leads to the last stretch of the path.
Cala d’Estellencs
Cala d'Estellencs is a picturesque beach on the western side of Mallorca, near the charming mountain village of Estellencs. It is a pebble beach with crystal-clear waters, where you will also find a freshwater spring. Ideal for those seeking an authentic experience and tranquility, it is perfect for diving. To get there, take the C-710 and turn near the terrace of the "Maristel" hotel. There is a small parking area available.
Cala Deià
Cala Deià is a small gravel beach on the western side of Mallorca, known for its turquoise waters and stunning rocky landscape with cliffs and caves. It is ideal for snorkeling and diving. Access is challenging, with limited parking, and the final stretch can only be reached on foot.
Cala Sant Vicenç
Cala Sant Vicenç is a group of four beautiful beaches in the north of Mallorca, known for their turquoise waters, white sand, and impressive rock formations. The largest beach is called Cala Barques, and the entire area is ideal for activities such as snorkeling, diving, pedal boat rentals, and volleyball. The natural beauty of this cove has made it a frequent film location; a notable example is the movie *Jack, the Black* (*Captain Blackjack*), directed by Julien Duvivier in 1950. The small town of Port de Pollença is about seven kilometers away, and free parking is available just a few steps from the beach. Cala Sant Vicenç is located on the PMV 2203 road, between Pollença and Port de Pollença, in the Pollença region.
Cala Tuent
Cala Tuent is a sandy and pebbly beach located at the foot of Puig Major, on the west coast of Mallorca. This idyllic and tranquil spot is nestled amidst the stunning mountainous landscape of the Sierra de Tramuntana. The coastline is picturesque and features spectacular rock formations. To reach Cala Tuent, you need to drive along the PM-214-1 road, which offers an adventurous route filled with curves leading to the beach access.
Cala Varques
Cala Varques is a nudist beach in the east of Mallorca, set in a natural, undeveloped environment. The beach is surrounded by cliffs with beautiful caves, and the water is a vibrant turquoise color. It is very popular with locals and does not have any services. To get there, follow the road from Portocolom to Portocristo and take the path to the right that leads to the beach. You can also hike from Cala Romántica, which takes about an hour.
Can Cullerassa
Can Cullerassa (also known as Platja de Can Cullerassa) is a large pebble beach in the north of Mallorca, surrounded by beautiful pine trees. Due to the winds, it is especially popular among water sports enthusiasts. Activities such as sailing, surfing, and fishing can be enjoyed here. To get there, follow the PM-222 towards Port de Pollença; the road runs directly alongside the beach.
Es Canyaret
Es Canyaret is a beach about 50 meters long on the western side of Mallorca, near Llucalcari. Surrounded by large rocks and sometimes rough waters, it is not very crowded. The beach is rocky, so proper footwear is recommended. It offers a natural setting among pine trees and rocks, ideal for diving and mud baths. The water is clear and sparkling. To get there, take the C-710 to the village of Llucalcari. From there, access is steep and challenging, with a 15-minute walk through the forest.
Platja de Formentor
Formentor Beach (Platja de Formentor) offers a stunning landscape in the north of Mallorca. Surrounded by a beautiful pine forest and featuring fine sand, this beach was once a private cove of the luxurious Formentor Hotel. The service here is exclusive and somewhat expensive. You can enjoy activities such as pedal boat rides, surfing, water skiing, sailing, and horseback riding. To get there, follow the PM-221 toward the "Formentor Lighthouse." If you prefer not to drive, you can also take the ferry from Port de Pollença.
Platja del Port de Pollença
Port de Pollença Beach (Platja del Port de Pollença) is a wide sandy beach in the north of Mallorca. With a gentle access to the sea and clear waters, it is very popular and lively. The beach stretches about 1.5 kilometers and is known for its fine sand and calm waters, making it ideal for swimming and water sports such as surfing and sailing. You can easily reach it from Alcúdia or Pollença.
Port de Sóller
Playa de Port de Sóller is located on the west coast of Mallorca and is known for its lively atmosphere and narrow strip of coarse sand. The water is usually warm, and the access to the sea is shallow. The area is frequented by tourists and offers various water activities, such as pedal boating and surfing. To reach the beach, you need to drive along the C-711 road towards Sóller, pass through the tunnel, and follow the signs to the port.
Port de Valldemossa
Port de Valldemossa is a small cove located on the northwest coast of Mallorca. The beach is made up of gravel and stones, with crystal-clear waters that invite swimming and underwater exploration. Access to Port de Valldemossa is via a narrow, winding road that offers stunning views of the Serra de Tramuntana, a journey that, although challenging, rewards visitors with the serenity and beauty of the area.
Port des Canonge
Port des Canonge is a picturesque and tranquil cove located on the west coast of Mallorca, surrounded by impressive red cliffs. This small port is primarily frequented by local fishermen and offers a serene and authentic atmosphere, away from the tourist hustle. The main beach, known as Platja d'en Sales, is made up of pebbles and features crystal-clear waters. To reach Port des Canonge, one follows a winding road that branches off from the C-710, passing through a vast shaded forest, especially after the detour from Valldemossa.
Sa Calobra/ Torrent de Pareis
Sa Calobra and the Torrent de Pareis are an impressive natural spectacle on the west coast of Mallorca. The beach is characterized by stunning cliffs and crystal-clear turquoise water. The sandy area is made up of white pebbles, and during the day, it is often very crowded with tourists. To reach Sa Calobra, you can take a boat from Port de Sóller or drive along a winding road. Keep in mind that parking in the area is paid.