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    Cala Mondrago

    Posted by Marianne35 7 June 2007

    A beautiful beach. Within easy distance from Cala D'Or and the sun-worshipping 'let's make like a sardine' beaches, is a way to escape the hordes at a gorgeous, wooded, white-sanded cove.

    It is accessible by road and then a short walk and just along the coast from Porto Petro. Busy with families but not packed and set in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

    Fantastic, safe swimming/snorkeling - it gets deep quickly but very sheltered and only a short walk along the rocky path (from which you can dive in several places) to another beautiful and much quieter little beach.

    Facilities include two restaurants/ bars with great reasonably-priced food and also showers. We all loved it (11 of us, ages 5- 62). We've been back there each year for the last four and never tire of it.

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    Portixol beach

    Posted by Chotinho 19 April 2007

    Cycle along the coastal path to Portixol beach, a little curve of sand surrounded by pastel-coloured villas and smart restaurants which means you can spend an afternoon to-ing and fro-ing between beach towel, sea and restaurant terrace.

    This is the modern, spruced up side of Palma and the restaurant menus reflect that – scrambled egg and sea urchin caviar with truffles was on the menu when I went to Minimar. If you want patatas bravas and gambas you’ll have to head back into central Palma.

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    Cala de Deìa

    Posted by Dogon 18 April 2007

    Largely undeveloped inlet, accessible by road but, thanks to Robert Graves, coach parties are banned here. The beach is stony, but the swimming is safe. Eat fresh fish caught by the local fishermen at Can Lluc restaurant, right on the beach, then stretch your legs on the lovely stretch of coastal path between Cala de Deìa and Alconassar.

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    Sa Calobra

    Posted by Dogon 18 April 2007

    Small pebble cove leading inland to a narrow, 1,000ft high gorge, the Torrent de Pareis. Wonderful swimming. The beach is on the coach party itinerary but if you go early in the morning or late in the afternoon you’ll find it deserted.

    Between Sóller and Pollença.

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    Cala San Vincenc Beach

    Posted by IrishCaterina79 16 April 2007

    A beautiful tiny beach, with the most gorgeous colour of azure sea, good for snorkelling.

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