sa Vall, parhaat rannat

Suuri ranta. Pehmeä hiekka. Lämmin vesi. Upeat näkymät. Helppo tauko.

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!

A great spot to kick back and relax, though it can get a bit noisy. The sound of the waves is so peaceful, but then a fruit seller can come and disrupt it all with their loud shouting. It's so irritating – you can't even imagine.

I've been to Mallorca multiple times now and each time I'm just as eager to come back. The largest island of the Balearic Islands, which are part of Spain on the Mediterranean Sea, Mallorca is a great place to visit. It has a pleasant climate and a variety of attractions, from sandy beaches to rocky ones, not to mention the Serra de Tramuntana Mountain, which is perfect for cycling. In fact, Mallorca is home to the Mallorca 312, one of the world's most popular amateur cycling events, held annually on the last Saturday in April. Even during the off-season, many professionals come here to train. Some of my favorite places to visit are Valldenosa, Soller, Deia, Palma, the Cathedral, and Sa Calobra. Mallorca also has plenty of shopping opportunities and great places to eat.

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.