In northern Mallorca, the Tramuntana Mountain Range burgeons from the sea, providing beaches with dramatic backdrops but making them stoney and tricky to access. In
Tucked away from the crowds of the city, Platja del Mago is a small intimate nudist beach on the south of the island, just a
I visit Cala Llamp multiple times a summer and often even in the off-season. It’s one of my favorite places to snorkel and freedive, plus
Whenever friends visit me in Mallorca, Caló d’en Monjo is one of the first places I take them to experience Mallorca’s natural beauty and the
The most magnificent road on the island winds past unimaginable views to arrive at a soft, pebble stone beach, where the water is clear, snorkeling
When I want to get out of the city and go to a cala but don’t want to take multiple buses or go an hour
Nowadays, Mallorca may have no hidden destinations, but Platja Port des Canonge is a gem. Less than 10 kilometers from the fresh, chill town of
As Hannah Montana once said, you can get the best of both worlds. Cala Agulla, located on the northeast coast of Mallorca near Capdepera, is
Cala del Toro (not to be confused with the sandy Playa de Toro) feels a world away from the rest of Mallorca even though it
Mallorca has 262 beaches. Some are long, sandy, and lined with restaurants and bars, like Platja de Muro. Others are small, rocky, and hemmed in by
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