Son Bielo - all beaches

Amazing beach. Great water temperature. Its a no brainer.

That place on Mallorca is a great spot to unwind. I'm particularly fond of it - it's almost like you're in the Caribbean! Just remember, there's no shade, so make sure to bring your sunscreen!

The beach may look beautiful from a distance, but up close it's a different story. The sand is littered with garbage, the smell is awful, and seaweed makes it difficult to swim. There are no garbage bins, toilets or showers, and it's not the kind of place to stay for more than a day.

If you haven't been to Mallorca yet, you're really missing out! It's one of the most stunning places I've ever been. This Balearic Island has something for everyone - from the evidence of pre-historic settlements, medieval churches and fortresses, to the 230km of aqua-blue Mediterranean coastline. I visited the east side of the island and was amazed by the crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. You can even see fish swimming close to the shore! It's a truly picturesque sight. I'll definitely be returning to do some more hiking, cliff diving, and to explore the historic center and the Fundació Miró Mallorca, a museum in Palma dedicated to the work of the renowned Spanish artist Joan Miró.

This beach near Colonia de Sant Jordi was spotless and had surprisingly few people around by the end of September. The water was delightfully warm. There's a bar, with prices that won't break the bank and coffee that's actually good. All in all, an awesome spot for a day at the beach.

This place is fantastic! It has secure storage boxes, shaded seating areas, and crystal clear water. Plus, it has public free entry, making it a great spot for a day out.