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6 Places in Balearic Islands

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Doina | Mallorca Slow Living, torrent de Pareis
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6 places in Balearic Islands: torrent de Pareis, Santa Ponça, Sa Calobra, and 3 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Doina | Mallorca Slow Living.

torrent de Pareis

torrent de Pareis

River
River
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4.7

This unique canyon and beach, where the torrent meets the sea, is an otherworldly natural marvel. The challenging descent rewards with breathtaking views and clear waters for swimming. Best explored off-season to avoid congestion and fully appreciate its grandeur.


Santa Ponça

Santa Ponça

Place

A family-friendly beach with amenities like paddle boats and showers, ideal for those with children. The beach itself might be underwhelming by Mallorcan standards, but its calm, shallow waters are safe for little ones. Expect a tourist-oriented environment with diverse dining.


Sa Calobra

Sa Calobra

Place

Experience the dramatic natural beauty of this cove, carved between towering cliffs. The challenging, winding road offers spectacular scenic views. Visit during shoulder seasons (September-October) for fewer crowds and a more serene experience.


Portals Vells

Portals Vells

Place

Ideal for an active beach day, Portal Vells offers five nearby coves you can walk or paddle between. Explore the nudist beach or enjoy natural shade from the pine forest in other coves. Arrive early to find parking and a peaceful spot, especially in summer.


S'Arenal

S'Arenal

Place

S'Arenal is popular but can be very crowded and touristy. It's often busy with nightlife, attracting a specific type of traveler. Consider it if you seek a lively, bustling atmosphere rather than tranquil natural beauty.


Cala Agulla

Cala Agulla

Place

Discover one of Mallorca's most beautiful beaches, boasting soft sands and crystal-clear waters. To truly enjoy its pristine beauty, visit in the shoulder season to avoid summer overcrowding. Be mindful of its delicate ecosystem and carry out all your waste.

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