MAJORCA - CALVIà

Calvià has more than 50 kilometers of coastline full of cliffs, bays, beaches and rocky isles.

Platja de Cala Blanca: Is one the 3 bigger beaches in Palma Nova and it is connected with beaches of Son Maties and Es Carregador. Recommendable for the high quality of the sand.

Costa d’en Blanes: Tiny beach with access for handicapped. There also is a water-slide nearby the beach.

Es Carregador: Little piers and picturesque fishing boats constitute the charming scenario of this gravel soil inlet .

Illetas: This beach is very close to Palma and offers all the services required for a great day on the beach.

Magaluf’s beach: “Sa Porrassa” rocky isle located in front of this beach is probably the most remarkable feature appart from its 850 mts long and a fine and white sand.

Palmira Peguera’s beach: It’s the longest in Peguera with its 750 mts long of white and fine sand.

Torà Peguera’s beach: This beach is the perfect place for windsurfing. It also offers access for the handicapped.

Santa Ponça’s beach: Despite the pine tree area this basically is a built-up beach with all apropiate services.

Son Matíes: This is one of the most famous beaches of the island.


Nature.

Sa Dragonera’s nature reserve: Sa Dragonera is an almost flat-ground small island separated from Majorca by a small channel. From a geological persperctive Sa Dragonera is an expanse of the Tramuntana mountain range.
A local council entry permit is required to visit the island.

Calviá Vila and Es Capdellá. If you wish to get to know Majorca’s country life this is the right place.

Illetes: Outsanding seashore all full of small inlets.

Portals Nous and Bendinat: As you can visit the well-known marina of Portals Nous it is also possible to play golf in the splendid golf-courses of Bendinat.

Palmanova: Extensive beaches of clear water and white sand that suggest going on water sports or simply relaxing.

Magaluf: Entertainment and fun are plainly guaranteed in this area.