Where can I find the best campervan spots near beaches on the island?

The tradition of coastal camping here has long been tied to the island’s stunning sandy shores and crystalline coves, where nature and convenience meld beautifully. Around the southeastern coast, parking near Cala Llombards or Es Trenc allows easy access to those iconic, crystal-clear beaches, and you’ll find several official campervan sites along the Ma-15 and Ma-19 roads that cater to travellers wanting to wake up just steps from the Mediterranean. These spots tend to fill up quickly during peak seasons, so planning ahead is wise.

On the northern tip, near Formentor and the port town of Pollenca, quieter bays offer some of the most tranquil settings for campervan travellers. Although wild camping is restricted, official sites provide peace and scenic views of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains meeting the sea. The TIB bus network connects these spots with major towns like Alcudia and Palma, making it easy to explore further without moving your base.

Closer to Palma, the Soller railway and Palma metro give alternative options if you prefer combining beach days with city trips. Many campervan enthusiasts enjoy staying near Cala Mondrago, where you can soak in the natural park’s beauty by day and tuck into local specialties like pa amb oli or tumbet in nearby restaurants by night. Whether parking near prominent beaches or exploring more secluded coves, a campervan is one of the best ways to experience the island’s varied coastline at your own pace.