Cala Mondragó

Fantastic experience: Cala Mondragó is an absolute gem on the Mallorca coast—a place where the beauty of nature truly shines. Tucked away in the Mondragó Natural Park, this beach is a haven for those seeking crystal-clear waters, soft golden sand, and an unspoiled Mediterranean landscape. Surrounded by pine forests and rocky cliffs, the beach feels like a slice of paradise that remains largely untouched. One of the best things about Cala Mondragó is the atmosphere. It’s calm and family-friendly, perfect for both relaxation and adventure. The waters are shallow near the shore, making it ideal for children, and there’s plenty of space for snorkelling along the rocks, where you’ll find a variety of marine life in the clear water. For those who enjoy exploring, there are scenic walking trails that offer panoramic views of the coastline and lead you to smaller, hidden coves nearby. Facilities here are simple but sufficient, with a small beach bar serving refreshments and loungers available to rent. There’s also parking close by, though it can get busy during peak times, so it’s best to arrive early. What makes Cala Mondragó special is the feeling that you’re stepping into a quieter, more authentic Mallorca. Unlike some of the island’s busier beaches, this one has a laid-back vibe, with fewer crowds and no towering hotels in sight. It’s a place to disconnect, soak in the sun, and enjoy Mallorca’s natural beauty at its finest.

Fantastic experience: My favorite beach is small but cozy, with a nice snack bar and access to the park. You can hike there too. The water is clean, and there are a lot of fish.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful cove in Mallorca, there is a public parking for €6. There is also a restaurant where the food is not bad, but they do not take reservations. There are no showers. Arrive early to get a spot.

Positive experience: beach equipped with umbrellas and sun loungers or also free. clean water. after 11 am it starts to get really crowded. there are also pedal boats. nearby a bar/pub and a kiosk. presence of a paid parking lot about 500m from the beach.

Positive experience: Very, very crowded! Magnificent cove but paid parking! The restaurant is very expensive but good. The water is exceptional and the cove is still quite large despite the crowd.

Fantastic experience: Visiting Cala Mondragó in Mallorca was a beautiful experience. The beach is surrounded by lush greenery and rugged cliffs, creating a natural, secluded feel. The view is absolutely stunning: crystal-clear waters with shades of blue and turquoise stretch out against the white sand, and you can spot the rocks beneath the water near the shore. It’s an ideal spot to unwind, take in the scenery, and enjoy the calm, untouched beauty of Mallorca’s coast.

Fantastic experience: Cala Mondragó is an absolute gem on the Mallorca coast—a place where the beauty of nature truly shines. Tucked away in the Mondragó Natural Park, this beach is a haven for those seeking crystal-clear waters, soft golden sand, and an unspoiled Mediterranean landscape. Surrounded by pine forests and rocky cliffs, the beach feels like a slice of paradise that remains largely untouched. One of the best things about Cala Mondragó is the atmosphere. It’s calm and family-friendly, perfect for both relaxation and adventure. The waters are shallow near the shore, making it ideal for children, and there’s plenty of space for snorkelling along the rocks, where you’ll find a variety of marine life in the clear water. For those who enjoy exploring, there are scenic walking trails that offer panoramic views of the coastline and lead you to smaller, hidden coves nearby. Facilities here are simple but sufficient, with a small beach bar serving refreshments and loungers available to rent. There’s also parking close by, though it can get busy during peak times, so it’s best to arrive early. What makes Cala Mondragó special is the feeling that you’re stepping into a quieter, more authentic Mallorca. Unlike some of the island’s busier beaches, this one has a laid-back vibe, with fewer crowds and no towering hotels in sight. It’s a place to disconnect, soak in the sun, and enjoy Mallorca’s natural beauty at its finest.

Fantastic experience: One of my favorite beaches that we went to on this incredible trip to Mallorca. I absolutely loved how crystal clear the water was and how white the sand was. I thought the beach would’ve been packed for sure but instead, it really wasn’t. They have umbrellas and beach chairs you can rent or you can lay down wherever you’d like. There are a couple little beach shops if you want some food or beach snacks, ice cream, drinks, etc. The water was INCREDIBLE and it felt like a pool. Despite it being SO cold, it was absolutely worth it. The water was as fresh as ever and SO clean. You could swim, do laps, snorkel, float, relax and enjoy. The favorite thing was having the fruit girl jam out to her fruits while selling mango, coconut, pineapple, watermelon and all the delicious fruits you’d crave while being at the beach.

Fantastic experience: Crystal clear water and talcum powder sand. Spectacular

Positive experience: The beaches in Mallorca are all SO BEAUTIFUL and Cala Mondrago is no exception! It's got white soft sand and unreal blue water! There's a lifeguard, a small kiosk, and bathrooms.

Fantastic experience: Cala Mondragó is an absolute gem on the Mallorca coast—a place where the beauty of nature truly shines. Tucked away in the Mondragó Natural Park, this beach is a haven for those seeking crystal-clear waters, soft golden sand, and an unspoiled Mediterranean landscape. Surrounded by pine forests and rocky cliffs, the beach feels like a slice of paradise that remains largely untouched. One of the best things about Cala Mondragó is the atmosphere. It’s calm and family-friendly, perfect for both relaxation and adventure. The waters are shallow near the shore, making it ideal for children, and there’s plenty of space for snorkelling along the rocks, where you’ll find a variety of marine life in the clear water. For those who enjoy exploring, there are scenic walking trails that offer panoramic views of the coastline and lead you to smaller, hidden coves nearby. Facilities here are simple but sufficient, with a small beach bar serving refreshments and loungers available to rent. There’s also parking close by, though it can get busy during peak times, so it’s best to arrive early. What makes Cala Mondragó special is the feeling that you’re stepping into a quieter, more authentic Mallorca. Unlike some of the island’s busier beaches, this one has a laid-back vibe, with fewer crowds and no towering hotels in sight. It’s a place to disconnect, soak in the sun, and enjoy Mallorca’s natural beauty at its finest.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful cove in Mallorca, there is a public parking for €6. There is also a restaurant where the food is not bad, but they do not take reservations. There are no showers. Arrive early to get a spot.

Positive experience: Very, very crowded! Magnificent cove but paid parking! The restaurant is very expensive but good. The water is exceptional and the cove is still quite large despite the crowd.

Fantastic experience: Wonderful cove within the Mondragó natural park. Its waters are crystal clear. The surroundings are spectacular and although it is overcrowded with boats, the water is clean. You can dive along the sides and a cave near the coast. If you have the chance to rent a pedal boat or you have a kayak or paddle board... the walk you can take is fantastic. There are several beach bars. The parking is €6 for the whole day, €3 from 5:00 PM, the cove is about a 10-minute walk (on asphalt) from the parking. Good cove for families.

Fantastic experience: One of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca (the left side of the bay). Not too crowded. Next to it is a restaurant where you can have lunch. We would love to come back.

Negative experience: Extremely crowded beach. The water is full of people and the bay is very busy with anchored yachts and paddle boats going in and out. The lifeguard blows in his whistle constantly which is very disturbing. I have not experienced such an unpeaceful place in other Mallorca beaches. So it’s definitely not worth the 1 km walk from the parking to the beach, we are not coming back.

Fantastic experience: Cala de Mallorca is one of the most beautiful. It is far away but it is worth it. Ideal for families, it has a wide beach with white sand, the bus arrives and there is a restaurant I haven't been to but it must be very good because people wait without hesitation. Reservations cannot be made at the restaurant. It is worth noting that there are lifeguards on the beach. There is free parking nearby. There are also recreational areas in the forest.

Fantastic experience: Very nice beach with clear water. There are also many shaded sunbeds due to the trees. Sunbed rental is available. There is also a beach bar/restaurant and kiosk. A public toilet is also available. The parking lot is a bit far and paid (6€/day). Two more beaches can be reached on foot. Lifeguards are present. The bus stop is right in front of the beach.

Positive experience: Cala Mondragó. A paradisiacal beach with white, fine sand surrounded by pines, featuring crystalline waters and an incredible mountainous landscape. Let's get to the point: There is a parking lot nearby, about a 15-minute walk from the beach, costing €6 per day, but if you look and are lucky, there are free parking spaces available along the side of Cala des Borgit. The beach is very spacious and has many pines on the sides that almost reach the shore, providing many shaded spots; it also has an area with umbrellas on the sand. It has all kinds of services including lifeguards and restrooms, as well as a beach bar. In theory, it's good for snorkeling, but on September 4th, I found it quite full of posidonia (seaweed) and the water was quite murky, but this shouldn't be the norm; I highly recommend it.

Positive experience: La spiaggia è attrezzata, ma moltissima gente arriva ad invaderla come fosse libera, mettendosi in ogni buco disponibile. Quando l'abbiamo visitata noi c'era molto vento e, di conseguenza, mare mosso, ma si capiva chiaramente che la sabbia era bianca e il mare limpido e pulito. Nelle immediate vicinanze c'è un ristorante. Sotto gli ombrelloni è presente una cassetta di sicurezza (mai vista prima d'ora, davvero comoda)

Fantastic experience: Visiting Cala Mondragó in Mallorca was a beautiful experience. The beach is surrounded by lush greenery and rugged cliffs, creating a natural, secluded feel. The view is absolutely stunning: crystal-clear waters with shades of blue and turquoise stretch out against the white sand, and you can spot the rocks beneath the water near the shore. It’s an ideal spot to unwind, take in the scenery, and enjoy the calm, untouched beauty of Mallorca’s coast.

Fantastic experience: Cala Mondrago is the most beautiful spot in Mallorca for me. The cove has beautiful corners and angles, and you can stroll along the cliffs above the bay and enjoy great views. If you are there at the right time and the lighting is just right, the boats seem to 'float' above the water as if they were flying – an impressive sight! If Mallorca becomes our holiday destination again, then reuniting with Cala Mondrago is at the top of the wish list...

Fantastic experience: Cala Mondragó is an absolute gem on the Mallorca coast—a place where the beauty of nature truly shines. Tucked away in the Mondragó Natural Park, this beach is a haven for those seeking crystal-clear waters, soft golden sand, and an unspoiled Mediterranean landscape. Surrounded by pine forests and rocky cliffs, the beach feels like a slice of paradise that remains largely untouched. One of the best things about Cala Mondragó is the atmosphere. It’s calm and family-friendly, perfect for both relaxation and adventure. The waters are shallow near the shore, making it ideal for children, and there’s plenty of space for snorkelling along the rocks, where you’ll find a variety of marine life in the clear water. For those who enjoy exploring, there are scenic walking trails that offer panoramic views of the coastline and lead you to smaller, hidden coves nearby. Facilities here are simple but sufficient, with a small beach bar serving refreshments and loungers available to rent. There’s also parking close by, though it can get busy during peak times, so it’s best to arrive early. What makes Cala Mondragó special is the feeling that you’re stepping into a quieter, more authentic Mallorca. Unlike some of the island’s busier beaches, this one has a laid-back vibe, with fewer crowds and no towering hotels in sight. It’s a place to disconnect, soak in the sun, and enjoy Mallorca’s natural beauty at its finest.

Fantastic experience: Stunning, crystal clear water that surrounds 2 beautiful beaches. Fantastic food

Fantastic experience: One of my favorite beaches that we went to on this incredible trip to Mallorca. I absolutely loved how crystal clear the water was and how white the sand was. I thought the beach would’ve been packed for sure but instead, it really wasn’t. They have umbrellas and beach chairs you can rent or you can lay down wherever you’d like. There are a couple little beach shops if you want some food or beach snacks, ice cream, drinks, etc. The water was INCREDIBLE and it felt like a pool. Despite it being SO cold, it was absolutely worth it. The water was as fresh as ever and SO clean. You could swim, do laps, snorkel, float, relax and enjoy. The favorite thing was having the fruit girl jam out to her fruits while selling mango, coconut, pineapple, watermelon and all the delicious fruits you’d crave while being at the beach.

Fantastic experience: Wonderful cove within the Mondragó natural park. Its waters are crystal clear. The surroundings are spectacular and although it is overcrowded with boats, the water is clean. You can dive along the sides and a cave near the coast. If you have the chance to rent a pedal boat or you have a kayak or paddle board... the walk you can take is fantastic. There are several beach bars. The parking is €6 for the whole day, €3 from 5:00 PM, the cove is about a 10-minute walk (on asphalt) from the parking. Good cove for families.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful cove, ideal for snorkeling, paddle surfing or using inflatables, it has two beaches, the smaller one where the sun sets earlier and the larger one where the sun sets a few hours later. You can get there by bus. The beach bar sells some excellent calamari at a price of 14.50€ for a portion.

Positive experience: Very pretty with white sand. The sea was really very dirty (hydrocarbons/oil on the surface). Paid parking. Catering, surveillance, sunbed rental.

Negative experience: €6 for a parking 10’ away from the shore. You can park right outside for free. This (very small) cala is located within a natural and protected reservoir which was the main reason why we agreed to pay the parking. It was disappointing and sad to see the sand full of plastic. Sea color was average, smelly and had rests of orange oil on the surface. Truly disgusting. Please take my advice: when you get there keep walking for 10’ and get to Cala S’Amarador. You won’t regret it

Fantastic experience: Una playa muy bonita y tranquila ideal para nadar y hacer paddle surf. Tiene playa de ambos lados. Maravillosa.

Fantastic experience: Cala Mondragó is an absolute gem on the Mallorca coast—a place where the beauty of nature truly shines. Tucked away in the Mondragó Natural Park, this beach is a haven for those seeking crystal-clear waters, soft golden sand, and an unspoiled Mediterranean landscape. Surrounded by pine forests and rocky cliffs, the beach feels like a slice of paradise that remains largely untouched. One of the best things about Cala Mondragó is the atmosphere. It’s calm and family-friendly, perfect for both relaxation and adventure. The waters are shallow near the shore, making it ideal for children, and there’s plenty of space for snorkelling along the rocks, where you’ll find a variety of marine life in the clear water. For those who enjoy exploring, there are scenic walking trails that offer panoramic views of the coastline and lead you to smaller, hidden coves nearby. Facilities here are simple but sufficient, with a small beach bar serving refreshments and loungers available to rent. There’s also parking close by, though it can get busy during peak times, so it’s best to arrive early. What makes Cala Mondragó special is the feeling that you’re stepping into a quieter, more authentic Mallorca. Unlike some of the island’s busier beaches, this one has a laid-back vibe, with fewer crowds and no towering hotels in sight. It’s a place to disconnect, soak in the sun, and enjoy Mallorca’s natural beauty at its finest.

Fantastic experience: One of my favorite beaches that we went to on this incredible trip to Mallorca. I absolutely loved how crystal clear the water was and how white the sand was. I thought the beach would’ve been packed for sure but instead, it really wasn’t. They have umbrellas and beach chairs you can rent or you can lay down wherever you’d like. There are a couple little beach shops if you want some food or beach snacks, ice cream, drinks, etc. The water was INCREDIBLE and it felt like a pool. Despite it being SO cold, it was absolutely worth it. The water was as fresh as ever and SO clean. You could swim, do laps, snorkel, float, relax and enjoy. The favorite thing was having the fruit girl jam out to her fruits while selling mango, coconut, pineapple, watermelon and all the delicious fruits you’d crave while being at the beach.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful beach, especially because of the clear water. You can definitely snorkel well here. You can park nearby, but we chose the path through the Mondragon National Park. From there, you have a good view of the beach. The water was very pleasant in temperature. Since it is a popular beach, it is likely to always be somewhat crowded.

Positive experience: Warm turquoise waters, fine white sand. But there are many people during peak season and few interesting fish for snorkeling.

Positive experience: Cala Mondragó. A paradisiacal beach with white, fine sand surrounded by pines, featuring crystalline waters and an incredible mountainous landscape. Let's get to the point: There is a parking lot nearby, about a 15-minute walk from the beach, costing €6 per day, but if you look and are lucky, there are free parking spaces available along the side of Cala des Borgit. The beach is very spacious and has many pines on the sides that almost reach the shore, providing many shaded spots; it also has an area with umbrellas on the sand. It has all kinds of services including lifeguards and restrooms, as well as a beach bar. In theory, it's good for snorkeling, but on September 4th, I found it quite full of posidonia (seaweed) and the water was quite murky, but this shouldn't be the norm; I highly recommend it.

Fantastic experience: Es un sitio imprescindible, se llega bien en coche y desde esta cala, por una pasarela se llega a la cala S'amarador ( tiene un acceso más restringido). Se puede realizar diversas rutas de senderismo no muy largas, dentro del parque natural. Si realizas la ruta 2, media hora, puedes observar también la cala Burgit. Tanto en un cala como en la otra, bañarse es una tentación.

Positive experience: Bonita cala y de fácil acceso andando desde la cercana playa de s'amarador. Aunque concurrida es buena para el baño pero no tanto para el buceo

Fantastic experience: Perfect voor cliff diving!

Fantastic experience: Cala Mondragó e la spiaggia di S' Amarador sono facilmente raggiungibili in macchina e hanno 2 diversi parcheggi (S' Amarador 2018: 5 euro per tutto il giorno) . Spiaggia e cala , unite da un sentiero facilmente percorribile,sono attrezzate con bar e ristoranti e sono bandiera Blu.

Fantastic experience: Für mich mit der schönste Strand auf Mallorca. Mit dem Auto super zu erreichen. Es gibt diverse Möglichkeiten für Essen und Trinken. Besonders schön finde ich auch das der Strand nicht zu überlaufen ist.

Fantastic experience: Wonderful cove within the Mondragó natural park. Its waters are crystal clear. The surroundings are spectacular and although it is overcrowded with boats, the water is clean. You can dive along the sides and a cave near the coast. If you have the chance to rent a pedal boat or you have a kayak or paddle board... the walk you can take is fantastic. There are several beach bars. The parking is €6 for the whole day, €3 from 5:00 PM, the cove is about a 10-minute walk (on asphalt) from the parking. Good cove for families.

Fantastic experience: Un paraiso con varias calas. Puedes alquilar un kayak e investigar un poco. Agua turquesa

Fantastic experience: Preciosa cala en Mallorca. Se puede hacer snorkel ya que hay una cueva muy bonita y rocas donde habitan muchos peces y erizos de mar. Hay zonas para saltar desde las rocas al mar, posibilidad de actividades acuaticas por 15€/hora (hidropedales y kayak). La cala tiene dos accesos (playas) comunicadas por un bonito paseo aunque tambien se puede ir nadando de una a otra. Lo único malo que diría es que los chiringuitos se han adentrado demasiado en la cala y ha perdido un poco de encanto "virgen" y "salvaje", dando paso a hamacas con sombrillas de pago (15€el dia) y bares. Por lo demás, aguas cristalinas y azules turquesa, muy bonita.