s'Ullestrar - all beaches

The rocky outcrop is not a traditional beach, but it is perfect for a quick visit. It offers opportunities for snorkeling and jumping off rocks. Additionally, there is a small cave that you can swim into and climb up inside.

After a two-hour hike, we arrived at Cales Coves and were delighted to find a stunning beach. I'd highly recommend taking the longer route to get there, as it was a great experience. On the way back, we opted for a shorter path that only took 20 minutes, but I still think the longer one is worth it.

I'm a fan of admiring the great outdoors. The sea is crystal clear and the shoreline is littered with a few pebbles. It's a pleasant sight, but nothing too special.

This beach near es Grau is an absolute delight! The shallow water keeps the sea temperature warm, which makes it a perfect spot for a swim. The scenery is beautiful and the atmosphere is peaceful. It's a great place to relax and enjoy the sun. a great spot for families, couples, and friends alike.

Alright, but it quickly becomes overcrowded when the sun comes out. There are a few water fountains for rinsing off, but the café called Royal is pretty pricey, so it's best to steer clear. There are a few souvenir shops, but nothing special.

This spot is a paradise! Its cove is stunning, its sand is delightful, and its waves are tranquil. There are plenty of little fish to admire, and the sea is pleasantly warm. I strongly suggest visiting - you won't regret it! It's simply gorgeous.