Cala Mendia - all beaches

The beach is small but nice, I would suggest wearing beach shoes when walking on the sand or in the water.

The water at the beach is incredibly clear with gentle waves, and there are conveniently located shops nearby. The beach has been granted the blue flag, indicating its cleanliness and quality. Additionally, there are no jellyfish or seaweed to worry about.

This beach was far from pleasant - it was littered with plastic debris and swimming was almost impossible without running into rubbish. It is a shame as the beaches just a few miles up the coast were in pristine condition. It's hard to tell if the tourists at this beach are messier than elsewhere, or if the local authorities simply don't care. Out of all the beaches I have seen, this one was definitely the most polluted.

This beach is the dirtiest I've ever seen on the island. There are cigarette butts scattered all over the sand, packaging is blowing around, and the water is completely polluted with plastic. Why should tourists have to pay a tax to visit a place like this? The only redeeming quality is the nice view.

The water and view are absolutely incredible!❤️ However, the beach could use a bit of cleaning, and if you plan on swimming, it's advisable to wear water shoes as there are rocks on the sea floor. Nevertheless, the views are breathtaking and the water is exceptionally clean. Additionally, there are always lifeguards on duty, public restrooms available, a designated area to rinse off sand from your feet, and ample parking spaces.

Estany d'en Mas on the island is alright, I guess. We had a decent time. The water was alright, nothing special. The sand was okay to walk on, but nothing amazing. Wouldn't be my first choice, but it's alright.