What other beaches can I explore near Palma or along the Mallorca coast?

The sound of gently lapping waves and the scent of pine trees greet you as you hunt out your next coastal spot. Close to Palma, Es Trenc is legendary, with its long stretch of white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters framed by natural dunes. It’s perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and even enjoying fresh seafood at nearby beach bars. Not far east along the Ma-19, Cala Llombards offers a more intimate cove experience, with cliffs and pine trees hugging the beach—ideal for a calmer retreat away from the crowds.

On the north coast, Formentor’s pristine sands and stunning bays feel like a hidden paradise, reached by the scenic Ma-2210 road through the Serra de Tramuntana. The views here are breathtaking, and the water invites snorkelling and paddleboarding off the shore. Just to the east of Palma, Cala Mondragó within the natural park offers both sandy beaches and shaded woodland trails, making it perfect for a day of exploration and relaxation combined.

These spots not only highlight Mallorca’s diverse coastline but also connect you with local delicacies like pa amb oli picnics or a crisp Binissalem white wine to enjoy as you watch the sun dip below the horizon. Whether you’re arriving by TIB bus or driving yourself along the scenic routes, these beaches promise both beauty and a touch of local charm.