The beaches of Paguera Must-see beaches and coves

View of the main beach at Playas de Paguera

Hidden gems along the coast Coves and beaches near Paguera

The coast of Calvià is home to small coves, less crowded beaches and idyllic spots for swimming or snorkelling, just a few minutes from Paguera.

From the Hotel Playas de Paguera, you can easily explore these places by car, bike or even on foot if you prefer to take your time discovering the coast.

View of a cove with vegetation and turquoise water

Cala Blanca A small, quiet spot

Near Cala Fornells you’ll find Cala Blanca, a lesser-known and much quieter cove.

It isn’t very big, but that’s precisely why it usually has a relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere, especially outside the busiest summer months. The contrast between the pale rocks, the green of the pine trees and the deep blue of the Mediterranean creates a landscape that is very characteristic of the Mallorcan coast.

Rocks and turquoise waters at Cala Blanca

Cala Cranc For nature lovers

If you prefer more secluded coves, Cala Cranc is a great option near Paguera.

It is a small cove, surrounded by nature, where the atmosphere is usually quieter than on urban beaches. Here, the landscape is more natural and the sea is often a vivid colour with crystal-clear water. It is perfect if you fancy getting away from the hustle and bustle and enjoying a swim in a more peaceful setting.

Girl on the rocks looking out at the crystal-clear water

Caló d’en Monjo A special spot

Between Paguera and Cala Fornells lies Caló d’en Monjo, a small and very pretty cove that many consider to be one of the most special spots in this part of Mallorca.

The setting is completely natural, and the water often takes on very vivid colours on sunny days. It isn’t a large cove, but it has a special charm that makes it very popular with those who know the area well.

View of the landscape at Caló d'en Monjo

Cala en Basset A day out with a treat

If you enjoy walking and exploring less touristy spots, Cala en Basset is one of the most interesting places to visit in the area.

It is situated within the natural surroundings of La Trapa, near Sant Elm. It takes a bit of a walk to get there, but the reward is a virtually untouched cove with crystal-clear water and spectacular views of the island of Sa Dragonera. It offers a very different experience from the more accessible beaches and is a great way to discover Mallorca’s wilder side.

View of the sea and rocky areas at Cala en Basset

Cap de Mar A wide beach just a few minutes away

Just a few minutes’ drive away is Camp de Mar, a beach well known for its scenery and the small islet connected by a wooden bridge.

The sand is fine and light in colour, the water is usually very calm, and the setting is lovely for spending a few hours. Many guests staying at the Hotel Playas de Paguera take the opportunity to pop over here one morning or afternoon to enjoy a change of scenery without straying too far from the hotel.

Wooden walkway in the water at Cap de Mar

Playa del Mago A hidden cove in Portals Vells

Although it is just a few minutes’ drive from Paguera, it is a very popular day trip for those wishing to discover the more secluded coves of south-west Mallorca.

The beach is small and usually has a peaceful atmosphere, especially in the morning. You reach it via a narrow road through pine forests, which keeps the spot fairly secluded and offers a very Mediterranean landscape.

Cove with mountains, vegetation and turquoise waters
Girl with straw hat on a hammock on Paguera beach

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Tips for a day at the beach Practical advice

Come early

Enjoy yourself at your leisure

During the summer months, some beaches near Paguera can get quite busy from midday onwards. If you arrive early in the morning, you’ll find better spots to lay out your towel and enjoy the sea in a more peaceful atmosphere.

Bring some water and food

Especially in natural coves

Some coves near Paguera, such as Cala en Basset or Caló d’en Monjo, have no facilities or restaurants nearby. Bringing water and some food with you will allow you to enjoy your visit without having to worry about finding somewhere to buy provisions.

Wear snorkelling goggles

A great experience

In many coves in south-west Mallorca, the water is crystal-clear and calm, making it ideal for spotting fish near the rocks. A pair of snorkelling goggles can turn a simple swim into a much more interesting experience.

Comfortable footwear

Irregular access points

Several coves in the area have dirt paths or rocky areas leading down to the water. A pair of sturdy sandals or lightweight trainers can make the walk much more comfortable.

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