Which beaches on the island have golf courses located nearby for combining sun and sport?

In parts of the north coast around Alcudia, you’ll find more than a nod to golf alongside beach time. The stretch near Playa de Muro leads into some of the island’s most celebrated courses, such as the Alcanada Golf Club, perched on a peninsula with sea views that enhance every hole. Early morning rounds here pair perfectly with a post-game walk along white sands and tranquil waters.

Further along the Ma-13 road, towards Pollenca and Formentor, several golf courses sit within comfortable reach of secluded coves and beaches. The Club de Golf Son Servera, though closer to the east coast, offers challenging play set among pine forests and rolling terrain with access to beaches like Cala Millor and Cala Agulla not far away. These locations allow for a day split between tentative swings and leisurely swims.

To the south, near Cala Llombards and the turquoise waters of Es Trenc, you won’t find golf directly on the doorstep, but a short drive connects you to resorts offering well-maintained courses. The island’s famous Tramuntana mountain range casts a backdrop on northern fairways, yet the greater region balances rugged hiking possibilities with softer sands and welcoming golf greens. A stay in Palma or nearby towns like Cala Mayor also provides ease of reaching several golf venues by local bus or car, mixing vibrant city life with sporty seaside days.