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Nestled in Mondragó Natural Park, this beach combines natural beauty with pristine water. Cala Mondragó is ideal for snorkeling and offers scenic hiking trails nearby, giving visitors the chance to explore more than just the beach.

Often referred to as Mallorca’s “Caribbean,” Es Trenc boasts long stretches of white sand and turquoise waters that attract beachgoers from around the world. Its natural, undeveloped landscape makes it a favorite for those seeking a scenic, laid-back day by the sea.

Located on the northeast coast, Playa de Muro is one of the longest beaches on the island. It’s known for its fine, white sand and shallow turquoise waters, making it ideal for families and anyone looking for a peaceful day by the sea. Plenty of amenities and beach clubs are available, ensuring a comfortable stay.

Surrounded by lush pine forests and rocky landscapes, Cala Agulla offers a picturesque escape. Located near Cala Ratjada, this beach has golden sand and clear blue water that’s perfect for snorkeling and paddleboarding. It’s a great choice for nature lovers seeking tranquility and beauty.