Beach: Cala de En Medio

Large rocks divide this cove into three small, stony coves. You can swim between them and there is also a kind of promenade to help you appreciate how clear the water is. It is ideal for sports that require a view of the seabed, that is, scuba-diving and snorkelling. This is a very quiet beach.

Beach: Cala Mesquida

This beach is open to the sea and offers various facilities making it more comfortable. A watchtower atop a small mountain looks down over the more built up end of the beach. Everything about this beach make it ideal for takings pleasant walks and swimming in its waters.

Beach: Cala Mesquida

A beach in the shape of a bay overlooked by a small mountain. Good for water sports.

Beach: Cala Millor

This popular beach has a full range of facilities. The quality of its white sand and the varied leisure options available make it a great choice for rest, relaxation and fun.

Beach: Cala Millor

A pleasant promenade lined with palm trees borders the beach. It is a very wide beach with fine sand. There are ramps intended for disabled visitors at the beach.

Beach: Cala Misteri

Misteri and Santa Fe are two beaches in one. There are two areas of deep waters (one on each beach) and the beaches are separated by abundant vegetation in the middle. Steps lead down to the beach. This fine, white-sand beach has showers, car park facilities and a beach bar.

Beach: Cala Mitjana

Beach: Cala Mitjana

The beach is surrounded by abundant vegetation; scrub, bushes and pine trees. It is endowed with long stretches of fine, soft sand.

Beach: Cala Mitjana

This beach, which covers a long, sandy surface has remained completely unspoiled. The landscape surrounding this cove is extraordinarily beautiful (hills abundant in pine trees that stretch as far as the shore).

Beach: Cala del Mojón

Beach: Cala Molí

This is a beautifully tranquil, secluded cove, which is quite well cared for. The water is excellent.

Beach: Cala Molins

Located 7 kilometres from Pollença, separated from Cala Clara by Punta de la Torre, where there was a military fortification and is part of the group of four beaches known as Cala Sant Vicenç.