Platja de Migjorn is the longest beach on Formentera, stretching along much of the island's south coast. Strictly speaking this isn't really one beach but a string of sandy coves, most of which are only separated by a few rocks. Each of these has its own character and charms, with some being more popular than others.
Migjorn stretches for nearly 6 km between Cap de Barbaria and Far de la Mola.… read more »
Cala Anguila is a lovely little cove on Mallorca's east coast, not far from Porto Cristo. It features soft golden sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and is framed by rocky cliffs that provide a sense of seclusion. The calm, shallow waters make it ideal for swimming and snorkelling.
Despite its relatively small size, Cala Anguila has fairly good facilities, including sunbed rentals, lifeguards, and a beachfront bar. Parking is available nearby,… read more »
Nestled among the craggy cliffs and pine trees of Mallorca's south coast is the pretty little cove of Cala Pi. Like many of the beaches on this picturesque stretch of coast it sits at the head of a deep inlet providing safe shallow waters for beachgoers to enjoy.
A number of beaches on Mallorca are situated in "torrents". These are the long gorges carved into the limestone by the action of… read more »
Ses Platgetes lies on the north coast of Formentera, the smallest of Spain’s Balearic Islands. Located near the village of Es Caló, this lovely stretch of beach features soft white sand, rocky outcrops, and clear turquoise waters. In addition, the beach is relatively quiet compared to more popular spots on the island, making it ideal for a peaceful swim or snorkel.
Ses Platgetes is easily accessible, with wooden walkways leading… read more »
The little island of Espalmador sits off the northern end of Formentera, just across from Ses Illetes and Llevant beaches. To some extent it is like a mirror of these beaches with the same crystal-clear shallow turquoise water and expanse of fine white sand.
Espalmador is one of the most pristine beaches in all the Balearic Islands. The whole island, along with the northern tip of Formentera, is a… read more »
The Costa Blanca is blessed with numerous sandy beaches and is a popular tourist destination, but a beach worthy of note is the one in the smaller resort of Gandia. This wide sweep of flat golden sands is incredibly popular with Spanish tourists but somewhat off the radar of foreign visitors.
Praia de Figueiras is a small beach on the Cíes Islands, just off the coast of Galicia in Northern Spain. The beach is located on the north island of Monteagudo, not far from the main landing area.
This beach is known for its fine white sand and clear blue waters, not unlike nearby Praia das Rodas. However, it is less crowded and is unofficially recognised as a nudist… read more »
Platja de Porto Cristo is a popular sandy beach located in the town of Porto Cristo on Mallorca's east coast. Sheltered within a natural bay, it offers calm, crystal-clear turquoise waters, making it ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and family-friendly beach days.
The beach is around 350 metres long and well-equipped with sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, and lifeguards. A promenade lined with cafés and restaurants runs alongside, offering a winning combo of… read more »
Cala en Baster isn't your archetypal Balearic holiday beach. You won't find sun loungers, beach bars or even expanses of golden sand. But what this little cove may lack in this department it makes up for by being an interesting and picturesque spot to spend some time.
Set in a horseshoe-shaped bay the rugged ochre cliffs contrast with the clear turquoise waters. This is a place to explore and among the… read more »
