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Mallorca, Spain

Secluded paradise: unveiling Mallorca’s top 5 hidden beaches

Explore the unknown with Mallorca’s best secret beaches

When thinking of Mallorca, the beautiful beaches of Spain, such as Playa de Palma, Cala Millor, and Magaluf, often come to mind. However, beyond these popular spots lies a treasure trove of secret beaches waiting to be explored. Nestled in the stunning Balearic Islands, Mallorca’s hidden gems offer tranquillity and pristine beauty away from the crowds. These secluded spots provide an unparalleled experience, inviting visitors to explore the unknown and enjoy the island’s untouched natural beauty. We have curated a list of the best secret beaches, ensuring a unique and serene coastal adventure awaits you.

Cala Verques Manacor Mallorca Balearic Islands Spain beach review
Cala Verques Manacor Mallorca Balearic Islands Spain beach review

01

Cala Varques

This beach on the eastern coast of Mallorca is known for its crystal-clear waters and serene atmosphere. Accessible only by foot or boat, the secluded spot boasts fine white sand and dramatic limestone cliffs, making it a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Snorkelling and cliff jumping are popular activities here, thanks to the underwater caves and rock formations. The lack of facilities preserves its untouched beauty. It also means that you should come prepared. Cala Varques offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling tourist spots, surrounded by Mallorca’s stunning natural landscape.

Cala Varques
Coastal road PMV-4015 between Cala Anguila-Cala Mendia and Cales de Mallorca
Mallorca
Spain

02

Cala d’es Moro

Cala d’es Moro is a small but stunning beach on the southeast coast of Mallorca, renowned for its turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs. The beach is accessible via a steep path, which ensures a sense of seclusion but might be a challenge for some to reach. Its white sand and clear, shallow waters make it perfect for swimming and snorkelling. Surrounded by rocky cliffs and lush vegetation, Cala d’es Moro offers a picturesque and tranquil setting. There are no facilities on-site, so bring your own supplies.

Cala d’es Moro
Carrer des Calo des Moro
Mallorca
Spain

Cala Boquer Pollença Mallorca Balearic Islands Spain beach review

03

Cala Bóquer

Head to the northern coast of Mallorca, near the town of Pollença to find yet another hidden beach gem. Known for its rugged beauty and crystal-clear waters, it is accessible only by a scenic hike through the Bóquer Valley. The trail, surrounded by dramatic limestone cliffs and lush vegetation, is an adventure in itself. The beach is a mix of pebbles and sand, with excellent conditions for swimming and snorkelling. Its isolation ensures a tranquil experience in perfect solitude right in the middle of beautiful nature. Like most hidden beaches, Cala Bóquer has no facilities, so be prepared with necessary supplies for a day of relaxation in this stunning, unspoiled location.

Cala Bóquer
Calle del Calvario, 2
Mallorca
Spain

04

Cala Deià

This picturesque cove on the northwest coast of Mallorca is located near the charming village of Deià. This small, pebbly beach is framed by steep cliffs and pine trees and offers a serene and scenic retreat. The clear, turquoise waters reveal an underwater world of marine life when you go for a swim or snorkelling. Cala Deià is unique for its rustic charm, and features two quaint beachfront restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood with a stunning view. Admittedly the beach can get busy during peak season, but its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere make it a must-visit spot for those exploring Mallorca’s rugged coastline.

Cala Deià
Ca'N Fusimany, 1
Mallorca
Spain

05

Cala Mondrago

Cala Mondragó is a beautiful beach located in the southeast of Mallorca within the Mondragó Natural Park. Known for its fine white sand and clear, turquoise waters, it is surrounded by lush pine forests and rocky cliffs. The beach is split into two main coves, S’Amarador and Cala Mondragó, connected by a short, scenic path. Its calm waters makes it a popular spot for families. Despite its popularity, the beach’s natural setting and protected status ensure it retains a peaceful atmosphere. Facilities include beach bars, restrooms and parking, providing convenience while preserving the area’s pristine beauty.

Cala Mondrago
Mondrago National Park
Mallorca
Spain

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