Beach: Cala Blanca

This beach is a continuation of Santandria Cove. Blanca Cove (White Cove) gets its name because of the colour of its sand. There is a scuba-diving school on the beach and moored boats line the picturesque shore.

Beach: Cala Blanca

At the sides, it is possible to see the birds' nests, as well as houses and shelters that have been dug out.

Beach: Cala Blava

Small cove right next to the Cala Blava Housing Estate, which affords great views of the Palma bay area. It is a very quiet area.

Beach: Cala Boix

Easy access. It is very well signposted from San Carles de Peralta. It is set in breathtaking surroundings: nestled in wild hills where the rocks and pine woods meet. The most attractive features of the cove are its dark, fine sand and crystal clear water.

Beach: Cala Bolete Grande

The Bolete Grande is hidden between the start of Cape Tiñoso and Bolete Cove. It is the best cove of all those in the surroundings of Cape Tiñoso. Opposite this beach there is an islet, a favourite spot for seagulls. These conserved natural surroundings are ideal for scuba-diving.

Beach: Cala El Bolete

A quiet, beautiful beach.

Beach: Cala Bon Capó

An esplanade at the foot of the beach serves as a car park. Comprised of pebbles and sand and surrounded by low rocks. Boats can be anchored in an area marked off by buoys. Easy access to the beach itself if you are coming by car.

Beach: Cala Bona

Beach: Cala Bona

Situated in a Housing Estate of the same name. It is formed by a row of three small beaches separated by small piers.

Beach: Cala Bona

Secluded cove hidden along a stretch of coast where tranquility reigns amongst the abundance of plant life. It is accessed on foot from the road. Small boats are moored along the shore.

Beach: Cala Boquer

Small cove set in breathtaking surroundings, endowed with fantastic waters and seabed.

Beach: Cala de Bosch