Are there hiking trails near beaches with great views on the island?

The Serra de Tramuntana mountain range provides some of the finest coastal hikes where sea views mingle with rugged terrain. Trails along the Ma-10 road, especially between Deià and Sóller, offer sweeping vistas over the Mediterranean and hidden coves below, such as Cala Deià and Cala Tuent. These paths are popular with walkers of varying abilities, combining fragrant pine forests with dramatic cliffs and glimpses of traditional villages clinging to the hillsides.

For a gentler route, the coastal stretch near Cala Mondragó in the southeast features well-marked trails that lead you past turquoise coves and sandy beaches framed by pine and juniper. Walking these trails in the early morning or late afternoon rewards you with golden light reflecting off the calm sea. Along the way, you may spot seabirds and native wildflowers, making it a peaceful escape from busier beaches like Es Trenc or Cala Llombards.

Accessible from Palma and the north coast, the island’s TIB bus network can whisk you close to popular trailheads without the need to drive, while the historic Sóller railway is a charming way to approach hiking routes in the northwest. Whether it’s a coastal cliff walk or a circuit through fragrant pinewoods, these trails offer wonderful opportunities to enjoy Mallorca’s natural beauty alongside its famed beaches.