Mallorca's Most Beautiful Southern Beaches
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9 places in Spain: Caló del Moro, Cala Mondragó, Cala s'Almunia, and 6 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by ...genau meine Welt!.
Caló del Moro
Beach
4.6
The most photographed bay on the island, with turquoise waters between white limestone cliffs. Visit between October and May to enjoy this small paradise without the summer crowds; parking fills up by 7 AM in peak season.
Cala Mondragó
Beach
4.6
This protected bay offers fine white sand and shallow, family-friendly waters within a beautiful natural park. Visit early mornings or late evenings in summer to enjoy its tranquil beauty with fewer crowds.
Cala s'Almunia
Beach
4.6
A hidden fishing bay next to Caló des Moro, featuring old fishermen's houses, a tiny strip of sand, and crystal-clear water for snorkeling. Bring swim shoes due to sea urchins and slippery rocks, as there are no services here.
Cala Santanyí
Place
A relaxed, family-friendly bay with bright sand and calm, clear water perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Admire the charming boathouses, creating a picturesque backdrop. The famous rock arch Es Pontàs is also nearby.
Cala Figuera
Place
Strictly speaking not a beach, but one of Mallorca's most beautiful fishing harbors with white houses and colorful boats. Though there's no sandy beach, the rocky shore offers opportunities to jump into the refreshing water and snorkel along the rocks.
Torrent de Cala Pi
Place
This dramatic bay, resembling a fjord, is nestled between high rocks with pine trees reaching the water's edge. The descent via stairs is steep, and there's no infrastructure at the bottom, so bring everything you need for pure natural beauty.
Mirador del Pontàs
Scenic spot
4.8
This iconic rock arch is a natural wonder formed by the sea, offering a spectacular photo opportunity. Located close to Cala Santanyí, it's a perfect spot to visit for dramatic coastal views and impressive natural architecture.
Parc Natural Es Trenc-Salobrar
Nature preserve
3.9
Mallorca's 'Caribbean' features over three kilometers of white natural beach with flat turquoise water, free from hotels. Arrive early in summer to secure a spot, then walk further down for a more secluded experience.
S'Amarador
Beach
4.5
S'Amarador is a natural, unspoiled beach directly connected to Cala Mondragó through a short path in the nature park. Combine both beaches for a rewarding walk and to experience a truly beautiful part of the park.
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