Cala Morell - all beaches

Cala piques beach is an amazing place to relax your mind and enjoy crystal clear water. Good thing is close to the road and easy to find parking space. It's really clean and well maintained.

A stunning, serene spot to spend a day. Its tranquil atmosphere ensures a tranquil getaway. The scenery is simply breathtaking and the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature.

The beach on the north of the island may look attractive with its yellow and red sand, but it's not always a peaceful paradise. If you're looking for some solitude, you may want to arrive early in the morning, around 9am. However, even then, you will likely be far from alone. The parking lot is a mere 200m away, but that's still too close for my liking.

This place is no gentle stroll. It's a steep and winding path of sand and rocks, with steps to access it, but no flat areas in sight. I definitely needed my walking sticks, and had to take plenty of rest stops. It's a lovely secluded beach, but there are no facilities, not even a portable toilet. However, it does have a Virgin beach with no amenities. If you're fit enough to make the journey, it's worth it, but make sure you take drinks and leave before dark, as the steps up the rocks can be quite a challenge.

This little bay close to Cala Blanca and Cova Sa Nacra restaurant is a must-see! You'll be able to get a stunning view of the sunset, and the entrance to the hotel zone is just on the other side. The bay is made up of two beaches, one sandy and one rocky, so if you're looking for a place to take a dip, you'll be sorted. The downside? Lots of stones and seaweed, but for the fish-lovers, there are plenty of small fish around. All in all, definitely worth a visit.

This location is a total disaster - it's not worth the time or effort. The sleep was abysmal, and the shower flooded the room, making it a complete nightmare. Avoid at all costs.