Cala Agulla - all beaches

We went to the beach when there was a "Red flag" warning, which meant that there was only a small area designated for swimming. Despite this, we had a great time! However, it was not suitable for children due to the potential dangers. The cost for 2 sun chairs and 1 umbrella was 16.40 Euros. There is sufficient room to bring your own umbrella and towel, but be prepared for the water to be quite salty. Unfortunately, there are no showers available. If you need to use the restroom, you can find them at the restaurant located uphill.

Getting to the beach early is a must if you want to find a spot, as it tends to get crowded around 10 or 11am. Unfortunately, the water is not as clean as it could be, as there are a lot of jellyfish and trash floating around.

This beach near sa Pedruscada is a bit of a pain to get to, but it's worth it in the end. The water is great, especially on the right side, and it's a great spot for swimming if you can manage to find parking - which is no easy feat. Unfortunately, there's no shower.

The beach is nice, although it tends to be small and often crowded.

Wonderful beach for a tranquil escape. The views are stunning and it's not too far from Cala Bona. I'm not sure about the restaurant/bar, but I noticed a sign that mentioned a minimum spend of 10 euros.

This beach is a hidden gem! The hike from Cala Mesquida is a great way to find it and it's worth the effort. The sand is so soft and it's not as crowded as the beach in the main town. We had a fantastic time there and highly recommend it to everyone!