Beach: Cala Llentrisca

Unspoilt cove, ideal for anchoring; it is formed by smooth pebbles and surrounded by hills and pine woods, creating a glorious, natural landscape.

Beach: Cala Llenya

This beach is easy to reach and is crystal-clear and well-maintained. It is surrounded by pine hills. On both sides of the beach there are old piers formerly used by local fishermen.

Beach: Cala Llevadó

This beach, which lies open to the sea, offers plenty of possibilities to enjoy water sports.

Beach: Cala Lliteras

Small, easy to reach cove which is well signposted. It is equipped with an enormous, flat pier, an ideal spot for sunbathing. Very close to Cala Agulla, this is a pretty sandy beach, which can be reached by taking tiled pathway.

Beach: Cala Llobeta

It is more of a small cove than an actual beach that lies in between the houses of Calafat. It is a very peaceful and welcoming cove with very clean waters.

Beach: Cala Llombards

It is very well sheltered from the open sea and goes far inland. Its sands are fine, as is the seabed. The beach is surrounded by scrubland.

Beach: Cala Llonga cove

This 200 metre long and 90 metre wide cove is perfect if you´re going with children as you´d have to swim a good distance out for your feet not to touch the bottom. You´ll find a family atmosphere and many services: sunshades and hammocks, showers and water sports. ...

Beach: Cala Macar de Binillautí

Beach: Cala Macarella

A spacious beach, protected by cliffs. In one of them there are small closed caves which can be reached via steps. It has parking and restaurants.

Beach: Cala Macarelleta

It is one of the most popular beaches in Minorca, together with the larger Macarella Cove. Its crystal-clear turquoise waters are flanked by high cliffs. It is surrounded by pine trees, which give shade to bathers. Road access is simple to Macarella Cove, and then you have to walk the rest of the way (about 1.5 kilometres).

Beach: Cala Magraner

Small cove, ideal for anchoring boats.

Beach: Cala Magre

Beach: Cala Major

This beach has recently undergone improvements. It is a good beach for surfing.

Beach: Cala del Mal Pas

This cove separates both of Benidorm's beaches (Poniente and Levante or West and East). It is a tranquil beach that enjoys views of the viewing point and the port.

Beach: Cala Mallaeta

A small beach surrounded by vegetation. The sand is coarse.

Beach: Cala del Mallorquí

Beach: Cala Mandia

Ideal for anchoring boats.

Beach: Cala La Manzanera

Beach: Cala Mar d'en Manassa

Beach: Cala Marçal

Very pleasant sandy cove. It lies in the town of Felanitx. The water is crystal-clear and the shore bed is sandy. It is a very large beach and is an ideal location for children, as there is a vast sandy area in which to play on and the sea is not too deep. It is also ideal for the disabled as it has a ramp that leads right to the shore.

Beach: Cala Margarida

Picturesque beach with fishing boats.

Beach: Cala María

This beach lies well away from urban development and is quite peaceful. Playa María is flanked by rock projections on both side that break the force of the waves. Its is a very natural beach. The surrounding vegetation includes pine groves and olive trees.

Beach: Cala Marmassén

Tranquil beach, close to the port and village of Andratx. To get here, follow the road leading to the Sa Mola Housing Estate.

Beach: Cala Marmols

Beach: Cala Mastella

This small beach is situated very close to Llenya Cove. Surrounded by pine trees and a few buildings. Access to the beach is well signposted.

Beach: Cala Mata

This is a secluded cove that takes the shape of a natural cave, eroded by the wind and the water. Its easy access (steps lead down to the sand) have made this a very popular place amongst the local residents; Despite being a small cove, it is equipped with a ramp that makes it easier for seafarers to launch their boats into the sea.

Beach: Cala Medina

Located in a residential area, it is a very quiet beach. Its wild appearance is mainly due to the vegetation that surrounds the cove. The water is so transparent that you can see all the way to the seabed. There are showers on the way.

Beach: Cala de En Medio

Large rocks divide this cove into three small, stony coves. You can swim between them and there is also a kind of promenade to help you appreciate how clear the water is. It is ideal for sports that require a view of the seabed, that is, scuba-diving and snorkelling. This is a very quiet beach.

Beach: Cala Mesquida

This beach is open to the sea and offers various facilities making it more comfortable. A watchtower atop a small mountain looks down over the more built up end of the beach. Everything about this beach make it ideal for takings pleasant walks and swimming in its waters.

Beach: Cala Mesquida

A beach in the shape of a bay overlooked by a small mountain. Good for water sports.

Beach: Cala Millor

This popular beach has a full range of facilities. The quality of its white sand and the varied leisure options available make it a great choice for rest, relaxation and fun.

Beach: Cala Millor

A pleasant promenade lined with palm trees borders the beach. It is a very wide beach with fine sand. There are ramps intended for disabled visitors at the beach.

Beach: Cala Misteri

Misteri and Santa Fe are two beaches in one. There are two areas of deep waters (one on each beach) and the beaches are separated by abundant vegetation in the middle. Steps lead down to the beach. This fine, white-sand beach has showers, car park facilities and a beach bar.

Beach: Cala Mitjana

Beach: Cala Mitjana

The beach is surrounded by abundant vegetation; scrub, bushes and pine trees. It is endowed with long stretches of fine, soft sand.

Beach: Cala Mitjana

This beach, which covers a long, sandy surface has remained completely unspoiled. The landscape surrounding this cove is extraordinarily beautiful (hills abundant in pine trees that stretch as far as the shore).