Beach: Cala Fonoll

Beach: Cala Font

A small cove that has all kinds of services and facilities, including sun lounger rental. One of the beach's main characteristics are the rocks that line both sides of its shoreline. The rocks tend to temper the strong waves.

Beach: Cala de La Foradada

Beach: Cala Forcanera

Beach: Cala En Forcat

This cove is narrow on the shore side, but as you move further away from the water it becomes wider, with a big area of space to lie down in. You can enjoy scuba-diving on this beach.

Beach: Cala Formentor

At one end of the beach there is a large wharf which is the departure and arrival point for boats which do the Puerto de Pollensa-Formentor crossing. It also has a full range of services and facilities, such as hotels, parking, sun lounger and sunshade hire.

Beach: Cala Forn

In an undeveloped area on the outskirts of the Tres Calas Housing Estate, this is a deep cove with crystal clear water and a sandy seabed. It is very well equipped, with a lifeguard service, volleyball nets, open-air bars, and a WC cabin.

Beach: Cala del Forn

Beach: Cala Fornells

The cove is surrounded by lush vegetation and looks out onto Peguera. It has sunshades and deck-chairs. One section of this beach is a naturist area.

Beach: Cala Fotuda

Beach: Cala Fría

Extraordinary cove situated directly beneath the Cape Palos viewpoint. It is a beach of multicoloured stones, ranging from red to black. The water is so clear and the beach is absolutely perfect for scuba-diving.

Beach: Cala Galdana

Shell-shaped beach situated in Galdana Cove Housing Estate. Shallow water.

Beach: Cala Galiota

Small sandy cove, visited by the residents of the neighbouring houses.

Beach: Cala del Gallito

Beach: Cala Gamba

Beach: Cala Ganduf

Beach: Cala Gasparet

Situated beneath a cliff with plenty of vegetation. To get here, walk around 600 m from Les Urques Cove, next to Puerto Blanco. Ideal for underwater explorations.

Beach: Cala Gat

Next to "Sa Torre Cega", this is a small, tranquil cove enjoyed by few visitors. There is a promenade skirting the coast on one side. It boasts extraordinary views, especially in the evening, as the sun sets behind Sa Edruscada, which can be seen in all its splendour from this point. A very good quality beach with lots of sand. ...

Beach: Cala Gat

Beach: Cala Ginesta

This beach is accessed through Port Ginesta by car – there is a car park here –, or on foot via the port. The beach is small, but the sand is wonderful.

Beach: Cala Giverola

This is a pretty beach of crystal-clear waters. The seabed is a combination of sand and rocks. There are usually many boats anchored in its waters throughout the day. One part of the beach is wider than the other. On the east there is a rock tunnel that provides access to Racó de Llevant de Giverola, a small rock cove. ...

Beach: Cala en gossalba

Beach: Cala Gració

It is characterised by its clear waters and fine, white sand. Surrounded by a pine wood, this is a very quiet beach. You can venture to the very end of the cove. The rocks on both sides are eye-catching features of the beach. Sports such as scuba-diving and fishing are possible. You can reach Gracioneta Cove on foot from this beach.

Beach: Cala Gran

A sandy and rocky beach surrounded by a pine wood in the Santanyí area. The trees around it give this cove the feel of a natural paradise, ideal for anyone who wants to get away from city life. This narrow cove is protected from the wind by low cliffs, making it a calm and peaceful place to swim. ...

Beach: Cala Grasioneta

It can be reached from Gració Cove, situated 200 metres away. It is a quiet cove equipped with beach chairs and sunshades.

Beach: Cala de la Gruta

Beach: Cala Higuera

Beach: Cala de la Higuera

Beach: Cala Honda

Beach: Cala Illa Mateua

Beach: Cala Invencible

Beach: Cala Joncols

Twelve kilometres outside Roses and following a dirt track for six kilometres, you will reach this fantastic cove. Jóncols Cove has a scuba-diving centre and is well known among divers for the scuba-diving sessions enjoyed here.

Beach: Cala Junco

This is a tranquil beach of fine sands speckled with pebbles and stones.

Beach: Cala Junquera

Small, quiet beach with views of a rocky, attractive landscape.

Beach: Cala Justell

Beach: Cala Lanuza

A line of palm trees borders this beach of sand and stones. The sand is a very well defined grey colour. The rocks skirting the beach are an ideal place for snorkelling and looking for crabs.