Beaches near Alcúdia

It is possibly the most frequented beach in this area of the island, with a large extension, pleasant surroundings with pine trees, fully equipped and with sand and water of great quality.Ver más

A small beach surrounded by vegetation, highly recommended for anchoring boats and for water sports.Ver más

It is a beach frequented by the residents of nearby urbanisations, with the most basic services of a beach.Ver más

A beach of coarse white sand, very popular due to its good access, with beach services and heavily used.Ver más

Black sand beach, very close to the road, which lacks attraction for visitors.Ver más

It is an unspoilt beach, difficult to access via dirt tracks, in an area protected as a Natural Area of Special Interest, but lacking in services and facilities.Ver más

This beach, although its sand and surroundings are of low quality, is frequented by people who practise water sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing.Ver más

Extensive sandy and gravel beach of average affluence.Ver más

Platja de Muro is an excellent beach of great length with good quality sand, available services and shallow depth, very suitable for families with children and people with disabilities.Ver más

It is the beach par excellence in the bay area, which has all the facilities, services and activities that tourists may need.Ver más

Small isolated cove with moderate waves.Ver más

A sandy beach located in the Bay of Pollença, with a high degree of occupation and fully equipped, even with access for the disabled.Ver más

Urban beach that occupies almost the entire urban area of Ca’n Picafort and is exploited with various seasonal dismountable facilities.Ver más

This beach is very popular with tourists who come to the island. It is fully equipped, both for bathers and for the boats that anchor there.Ver más

Urban beach bordering the town centre of Ca’n Picafort, formed by an extensive sandy area, which is exploited with several seasonal dismountable facilities.Ver más

A small cove with an idyllic landscape and a setting that lends itself to scuba diving.Ver más

Fantastic unspoilt beach of about 500 metres in length, practically deserted even in summer, as access is on foot.Ver más

Cala Sant Vicens is a group of three small rustic coves, Cala Molins, the most frequented by bathers as it is of fine sand, Cala Carbó, of gravel and stones, and Cala Clara, dominated by a hotel on the beach.Ver más

A cove that is difficult to access if you do not go by sea, with a setting that lends itself to scuba diving.Ver más

Beach very close to Son Real, with access in Son Serra de Marina, normally covered with posidonia.Ver más

Located to the north of Cala Murta, isolated and with a setting that lends itself to scuba diving.Ver más

It is the continuation of Es Dolç beach, which corresponds to the mouth of the Son Real stream.Ver más

Beach located on the way to the lighthouse, with an unspoilt environment, fine white sand with gravel and loose pebbles.Ver más

Small isolated beach with moderate waves.Ver más

To the west of the urban centre of Son Serra de Marina is this stretch of sand about 100 metres long and 8 metres wide, bordered at the back by dunes and rocky formations.Ver más

Beach located along the urbanisation of the same name, very frequented by its residents, although quite lacking in services.Ver más

Cove of stones, pebbles and loose boulders, located at the foot of a cliff.Ver más

Sa Cánova beach is one of the last great unspoilt beaches in Mallorca. The Project for the Management of the public use and protection of the coastline and dunes of Sa Canova is currently underway.Ver más

A small urban beach of coarse sand and pebbles formed at the mouth of the Es Parral stream, next to Cala Estret.Ver más

Cala Estret is a wide cove of pebbles and coarse sand.Ver más

Open cove formed at the mouth of the Es Cocó stream, forming a pebble beach, with vegetation right at the water’s edge.Ver más

It is a sector within the bay of Alcudia, with low cliffs and small coves with caves that give it a special charm, with fine white sand mixed with grey gravel.Ver más

It is a small horseshoe-shaped cove, some 250 metres long and not very wide.Ver más

Rocky inlets and outcrops in the form of small coves with little seabed and little occupation.Ver más

This beach is located in the vicinity of Cabo Farrutx, an area with spectacular cliffs.Ver más

It is a deep stretch of sand where the Es Castellot stream flows into the sea, which can be reached by walking along the abrupt coastline.Ver más

Totally unspoilt beach of golden-coloured sand and pebbles, often covered with Posidonia and surrounded by one of the best-preserved pine groves in the area.Ver más

It is a rocky inlet, with difficult access, where the vegetation, rocks and sea form a fantastic landscape.Ver más

This rocky cove is an ideal place for diving, given the clarity of its waters and the richness of its marine fauna.Ver más

Rustic sandy cove.Ver más

It is one of the best-known family beaches in Europe, which, together with its pure, crystal-clear waters, makes it a very attractive spot.Ver más

It forms part of the group of coves located in the north of the island, formed by high cliffs that are inaccessible from land and not suitable for bathing.Ver más

It is part of the group of coves located in the north of the island, formed by high cliffs inaccessible from land, not suitable for bathing.Ver más

It is one of the beaches in the area that has infrastructures and services and has a high level of occupation.Ver más

It is part of the group of coves located in the north of the island, formed by high cliffs inaccessible from land, not suitable for bathing.Ver más

It forms part of the group of coves located in the north of the island, formed by high cliffs that are inaccessible from land, and are not suitable for bathing.Ver más

This beach is very close to Sa Calobra beach, both of which are small in size, although they are very popular with visitors.Ver más

It is one of the few beaches in this area that can be reached by car, so it has a high level of occupancy.Ver más

It is a rocky cove with a sandy seabed, very popular for anchoring pleasure boats, which enjoys the services of the adjoining beach, Cala Agulla.Ver más

This beach has services and facilities for public use, but it is not urbanised, so it has a rustic appearance that is much appreciated in the area.Ver más

Small urban cove of rock and sand.Ver más

It is a gravel and sandy beach lacking in beach services and facilities.Ver más

It forms part of the group of coves located in the north of the island, formed by high cliffs that are inaccessible from land and not suitable for bathing.Ver más

Beach with good infrastructures and services that confirm its high level of occupation.Ver más

Situated at the end of the urban area of Cala Rajada, on the road to the Capdepera lighthouse, in the shape of a sickle.Ver más

This beach, surrounded by vegetation, has services and infrastructures and enjoys a very pleasant environment for visitors.Ver más

A rustic beach very frequented by residents of nearby urbanisations, made up of sand and gravel.Ver más