One of favorite beaches that we went to on this incredible trip to Mallorca. I absolutely loved how…read moreCrystal 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.

Parking a nightmare if you're arriving after noon in summer weekends, so get there early…read more TripAdvisor users complain it's crowded, but not so if you walk 15 min or so towards the loosely-defined clothing optional area to the right (south?)of the parking lot. Clear, warm waters with fish & powdery sand, this beach has a Caribbean feel not unlike Cancun.

Beautiful beach. We went in the off season so I'm sure this one gets crowded as it looks like there…read moreis a concession stand and restrooms that are probably open during the busy season. Parking is 4 euros per car and the roads getting to the parking lot are narrow. Otherwise, totally worth the trip!

It took 8 months worth of curiosity from the time we booked to come here as one of the 'top 20…read morebeaches' to visit in Mallorca. Plus this worked perfectly because it's actually 10 minutes away by car from where we're staying in the town of Ses Salines. And do you know the pain it took to wait on a narrow as hell two-lane, two-way dirt road for 40 minutes in stand-still traffic just to park at the lot? The Saturday we came, the line JUST to park, was horrendous and what added fuel to the fire was that most of the lot was inundated from a rainstorm the day prior. Do try and find what works for you in terms of time. For an August high peak season, we picked up the lingo and their ways- so we know now. The beach here- as in all of Mallorca's coast, is pristine, €8 to park is for the entire day- but do ask, if you can head out and return with the same ticket(?). There's a small beach café(?)/kiosk selling alcohol drinks like Sangria, Mai Tai, etc, popsicles, and some fast food. Whether you want to work on your tan or enjoy the Mediterranean, this is it.