Photos: Antonia Böhlke
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Why We Love It
A quiet, dramatic coastal shore tucked right below ancient terraced cliffs. With its cascading agricultural steps, it almost feels a bit like Bali meets the Mediterranean. Combined with raw, rugged cliffs and crystal-clear deep water, it makes for a truly unique escape.
Access
Reached via a winding path and steps leading down the steep cliffside from the village.
Location
Banyalbufar, West Coast
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Why We Love It
An enchanting artist village tucked into the mountains with steep paths leading down to a magical rocky cove. The artistic heritage, stone architecture, and stunning sea views make it completely unique.
Access
Easy by car or bus to the village, followed by a walk or a longer hike down to the rocky cove.
Location
Deià, Tramuntana Mountains
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Why We Love It
A deeply peaceful, shaded nature cove tucked away at the end of the peninsula, surrounded by wild pine trees and friendly local mountain goats.
Access
Drive past Pollença towards Cap de Formentor, park near the area, and take a 20-minute walk through the woods.
Location
Formentor Peninsula, North
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Why We Love It
A stunning, wild pebble cove tucked away between dramatic mountain walls on the Formentor peninsula. The crystal-clear water and rugged, untouched surroundings create a true adventure feeling.
Access
Park at the designated roadside area and take a steep, rocky 15-to-20-minute walking path down to the shore.
Location
Formentor Peninsula, North
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Why We Love It
A tiny, raw beach pocket surrounded by low pine-covered rocks, offering crystal-clear swimming conditions.
Access
Easy by car with a small parking area nearby, followed by a very short, flat walk through the pine trees.
Location
Calvià, Southwest
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Why We Love It
A secluded paradise beach with a wild, untouched atmosphere and natural stone arches nearby that totally reward the effort it takes to get there.
Access
Park along the rural roadside and hike about 20 minutes through a flat pine forest trail to reach the sand.
Location
Manacor, East Coast
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Why We Love It
A legendary, postcard-worthy cove framed by steep cliffs and impossibly clear turquoise water. (Tip: Go early!)
Access
Park in the designated residential area and take a 15-to-20-minute walk along a coastal path and steep rock descent.
Location
Santanyí, Southeast
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Why We Love It
A lively and central sandy beach stretching right along the harbor promenade of Port de Sóller. With its golden sand, gentle waves, and the iconic historic tram passing right by, it offers a wonderful, bustling seaside atmosphere with the stunning Tramuntana mountains in the background.
Access
Very easy to reach by car, bus, or via the historic wooden train from Palma and Sóller town.
Location
Port de Sóller, Northwest Coast
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Why We Love It
A wide, expansive stretch of fine sand completely embraced by a protected nature reserve with a stunning pine forest backdrop.
Access
Very easy; large paid parking lots are located right next to the main beach entrance.
Location
Capdepera, Northeast
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