Near the Serra de Tramuntana mountain ranges on the western side of the island is a small, sheltered cove beach that's only about 300 feet wide. There's no sand here — instead the beach is covered with white pebbles an… See more

Though you're unlikely to see any palm trees on the island of Mallorca (you'll need to head to the Caribbean for that), Formentor Beach does give off a Caribbean feel thanks to its native Mallorcan pine trees swayi… See more

The secret is out about this tiny yet heavenly beach on the southeast of the island. It's an Instagrammer's dream, leading to a surge in popularity. With only a limited amount of space, it fills up quickly, especially … See more

On the northwest coast is one of the most charming, sleepy beachside villages you will find on Mallorca. The promenade is a lovely spot to meander with no set plans – you won't be hassled by storekeepers or restaurant … See more