Which beaches on the island are best for watching the sunset?

If you're chasing unforgettable sunset views, head to Cala Mondragó on the southeast coast. Its sheltered coves and golden sands catch the fading light beautifully, offering a tranquil spot away from the busiest crowds. As the sun dips behind the pine-covered cliffs, the colors reflect off the turquoise water, creating a photographer’s dream.

Another exceptional vantage point is the beach at Formentor, on the northern tip near the picturesque town of Pollenca. The dramatic headland and calm waters provide a stunning setting to watch the sky shift through fiery hues. On evenings with clear skies, the silhouette of the Tramuntana mountains enhances the scene with a peaceful grandeur.

For something more lively, Palma’s beach promenade offers pleasant sunsets framed by the cathedral and the harbor. While it’s busier here, the urban backdrop combined with a sea breeze makes for a different but just as memorable experience. Wherever you go, bringing a light snack — perhaps some ensaimada from a local bakery — and maybe a glass of Binissalem wine will make the moment even more special.