Beach: Sa Coma

Great water and sand. A long beach great for enjoying pleasant strolls with good views of the sea and the typical Balearic landscape of scrub. At both sides of the beach, there are two big sets of rocks, which are great for scuba-diving, fishing or simply jumping off. It has been awarded the Blue Flag and has access for disabled persons.

Beach: Sa Conca

Situated behind Es Sortell point in the far south of Cadaqués. A path branches out from here leading to Nans Cove. Sa Conca is located in a picturesque setting, by the town of Cadaqués.

Beach: Sa Conca

This is one of the beaches which best combines tourist attraction with the beauty and cleanliness of the environment. Sa Conca Cove is surrounded by the S'Agro Housing Estate, its houses appear as if lost among the high pines. On both sides of the beach there are granite rocks where small excursions take place. ...

Beach: Sa Cova

It is a small cove sheltered under a cliff. Surrounded by lots of vegetation of pine, cactus, etc. The surface of the cove is sandy. Small boats lie on the beach.

Beach: Sa Cova

This cove has a car park and is easily accessed on foot. It has a clay cliff. The seabed is perfectly visible thanks to the crystal clear water.

Beach: Sa Figuera Borda

Beach: Sa Font Figuera

Beach: Sa Font de N'Alis

Beach: Sa Font de Sa Cala

Beach with fine, clear sand and pine trees.

Beach: Sa Font Salada

Beach: Sa Marina d'Alcudia

This beach is situated next to the main road that connects the port of Pollensa with Alcúdia.

Beach: Sa Riera

Beautiful houses surrounded by mountains and woods lie in the village right next to the pretty cove. The local fishermen's boats are lined along the beach's sands. There is an area for dropping anchor, as well as nautical hire and a wooden walkway for the disabled that reaches almost to the water's edge. ...

Beach: Sa Roqueta

This small beach is a nudist beach. It is probably one of the most intimate coves on the island. You must follow a pathway once you leave the main road in order to access this beach. It is a good beach for scuba-diving, fishing and windsurf in its clear waters.

Beach: Sa Torreta

Beach: Sa Tuna

Sa Tuna is a small, tourist beach with boulders. A part of the beach is taken up by fishing boats. It has a car-park and a small promenade with several restaurants. Across from Pinto d'es Plom Island.

Beach: Sabadelle

The beach is peaceful with vegetation that grows right up to the sand.

Beach: Sabinillas

This beach is on the far side of La Duquesa marina and is surrounded by palm trees. Fishing boats are often seen on the sand. A very well-preserved beach.

Beach: El Sable

Delightful beach that forms two large sandy coves, separated by a huge rock in the middle. The erosion caused by the wind and water has left curious layered rock, that at the same time forms the walls of the beach.

Beach: El Sable

In the area you will encounter a large hotel and restaurant offer. It has several facilities and a promenade running parallel to the beach.

Beach: El Sable

It is surrounded by lush vegetation that includes pine trees, eucalyptus trees etc., that lie on Jerra Sierra and reach right down on to the beach. Small passing boats can be seen from the beach.

Beach: El Sablón

Located in the centre of the town of Llanes and therefore surrounded by houses. There is a promenade along the entire length of the beach going around the coast. The beach is sufficiently protected from the sea by rocks. There is a daily lifeguard service.

Beach: Sabón

Beach: Sabugo

This beach is surrounded by luxuriant vegetation. Access is via a path that leads to the centre of the beach, open to the vegetation that surrounds it. The width of the beach depends largely on the tide. Even at high tide, however, there is always a significant amount of surface.

Beach: Sacido

You can reach Sacido on foot using the path that borders the coast from the village of Viveiro. It is sheltered beneath low cliffs with plenty of vegetation.