Cala Mondragó is the best known of the two beaches inside the Mondragó Natural Park, on the south-east coast of Mallorca, in the municipality of Santanyí. The area was declared a natural park in 1992 and protects around 766 hectares.

Cala Mondragó at a glance

Where Mondragó Natural Park, Santanyí, south-east Mallorca
Park size About 766 hectares, of which 95 are public land
Beaches Cala Mondragó (ses Fonts de n’Alís) and s’Amarador, joined by a short coastal path
Wetlands Two ponds: s’Amarador and ses Fonts de n’Alís
Walks Short, easy trails. The park information centre is next to the ses Fonts de n’Alís car park
Services Tourism guides report lifeguards, toilets and a bar and restaurant. Services depend on the season

Good to know

  • Arrive early: on busy days the car park tends to fill up around midday.
  • Two beaches in one visit: s’Amarador is the quieter of the two and is reached on foot along the coast.
  • Wind: the cove is open to winds from the east and south-east, so check conditions before you go.

Getting there from Alcúdia

From Alcúdia this is a day trip by road. You can rent a car or a van for the family or the group, or arrange an airport transfer on arrival. Travelling with little ones? Ask about baby and family gear rental.

Stay in Alcúdia

Our villas and apartments in Alcúdia suit families and groups: Villa Tucan Alcúdia Cycling, Finca Alcúdia Cycling and Apto Relax Alcúdia Cycling.

More beach guides

Also see Playa de Muro, Es Trenc, Cala Agulla, or browse all the best beaches in Mallorca.

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Information summarised from the Govern de les Illes Balears page on the Mondragó Natural Park and tourism guides. Services, flags and parking rules change every season, so please check locally before you go. Rent Villas Mallorca is an independent guide.