Perfect place for a quiet nature walk. There are several trail options ranging from 30 minutes to 3…read morehours. A great place for bird lovers & nature photographers. Clean bathrooms available. Walking distance from hotels & beach.

Attractive waterfront park with benches, a bike path, lawn & playgrounds. It went along the…read morewaterfront outside the city wall

This large and mostly concrete park that is underneath the Cathedral and faces the bay of Palma…read more It's easily visible from the parapets of the cathedral or just walk through it. Large fountain and a big body of water where there were a few kayakers paddling away. As well, a few people playing with their dogs. It's a neat park and a good hangout on a sunny day. One warning - a lot of the concrete is very corroded and broken. Watch your step.

A small plaza that exists where a few streets intersect. There is a central courtyard where a…read more"Hamburgeresa" stand exists, a fountain and some seating in the shade. The bus goes right past here too. Not exactly the high tourist neighborhood.

One of my favorite secluded beaches in Ibiza ! I came here a handful of times to relax, soak up the…read moresun and swim in the clean / clear / cool water . The original listening location on here for this place is WAY off. I found out about this place on Trip Advisor and confirmed THIS location I provided to be accurate . The paved road ends where I dropped the location pin at , however you are not quiet at the beach yet . Continue down the hill. The road turns into dirt and gets a little bumpy. I had a scooter which is way easier to drive down then a car (unless you have an SUV) but cars do make it down just fine. Just take your time, don't rush and go slow. There's parking at the bottom you can't miss it. Plus you really don't want to walk all the way back up the hill if you park at the top. If you have a scooter , don't stop where everyone else parked, make the left turn and go down a little more until the sign says stop. This secluded beach is awesome . There's an abandoned building behind it which gives it that cool feel to it. From what I heard it was going to be a hotel ? Not sure if that's true . You can walk through it and get a nice view of the cove from the top (see attached photo ). The beach is small but the sand and water is really nice. All my times here the beach never was FULL since not too many people know about it. Come earlier the better to get a good spot. The best spot is on the other side of the boat launch. There's a private deck there for you to have but someone was always there before I could claim it . The water is calm and blue , the area is quiet and way better then being at a large crowded beach . Some people were snorkeling. As most beaches in Ibiza , there will be people nude or partially nude (all ages, sexes). My favorite beach / cove in Ibiza . A must come if you want to relax and get away from the busy larger beaches .

Continuously screaming beach vendors ruined what otherwise would have been a wonderful visit…read more Vendor literally stood at water's edge screaming at the top of his lungs towards the captive beach crowd. Didn't stop. This is a Spanish national park, seems they should have and enforce laws against beach vendors. Won't return nor patronize any businesses here, and will be sure to tell my network to not come here.

Cala del Pilar was absolutely gorgeous! Since my visit I've disovered that there are a couple…read moredifferent ways to get there. The way I took was a 45 minutes to an hour (eek!) hike from a parking lot off Camí d'Alfurí where I parked my rental scooter. It was a long walk! To say "I wasn't prepared," is an understatement. Mostly up hill, sandy, rocky, and mixed amounts of shade. But all that aside, it was soo worth it! When I arrived at Cala del Pilar there was a staircase down the rocky terrain to the sandy beach featuring deep turquoise and blue waters framed by rich red walls. All that and less than twenty people to share it with! PERFECT! Apparently the red mud near the stairs is actually used by many folks as a mask treatment. I soaked up some sun and dipped my toes in the perfect waters while snapping some pictures. It was totally worth the journey for some quiet time away from the more crowded beaches. I would def do it again! The walk back was far easier physically, but mentally you just don't want to go!

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.

This cave is about 40 minutes drive from our hotel at Eurostar Marivent. The roads coming here are…read morenarrow so drive carefully. Upon arrival there is a lot for cars to park and two entrances on the right and left. Take the right stones stairs to the small souvenir shop where you purchase your tickets for the tour. They only accept cash or debit card. They also have a restaurant/cafe that serve drinks and small bites if you're waiting for a bit before your tour with over 13 kitties that live onsite for you to play with! They are extremely friendly and allows you to pet them. They also had restrooms at the top to the right of the staircase. The cave tour itself was very interesting and has so much history. The tour isn't as formal as others I've been on, but our tour guide's family has owned it for so long that she knew all the details. She toured a group of us in English and answered all questions thrown at her. It is slippery inside so wear proper shoes. Also, wear a hood or something to cover your head if you need because water will drip on you throughout the tour. Definitely worth visiting the caves in Mallorca and learning about the history of it all.