Small Sandy beach next to the cathedral. It won a blue flag award for cleanliness, safety @…read moreconvenience. It's popular among locals & tourists. It wasn't much of a beach day & thousands of tourists enveloped the city.

A great beach with chairs and umbrellas to rent. Table service with food and drinks. Servers come…read morearound or you can use the QR code. It's pretty easy to order . Food was good, but we were really hungry after a long day of swimming and beers on the beach. I would absolutely hang out and have lunch here again.

This is the most vile, ugly beach I have been to in my life. The sea is contaminated with last…read morenights antics, the sand has been left in the lurch for all of the drunken people that were sick and decided to leave their rubbish lounging around. I cannot believe the state of it, if you are ever in magaluf and want to visit a beach, take a short walk to Palma Nova and enjoy your time there. As I can guarantee that a beach full of drunken teenagers and their mess is not ideal for anyone.

My favorite place for standup paddling, windsurfing and sailing. Price: 20 EUR/h for a windsurfingread more

When in Mallorca, Cala Major is a great beach to just lay out and chill. It's clean, the water is…read moreclear, and there are beach services if you need them. Since this is close to the pier, you can easily make your way here if you came by cruise ship.

I love this place. I always go in November, so it's the off season but it's stunningly beautiful…read morefor photography. To sit back and listen to the waves and get lost in the beauty. I am so glad I found this beautiful gem while vacationing here 2 years ago. I went back again this year to get some amazing pictures. Solitude, peaceful, and quaint. Can't speak of what it's like in the summer but I imagine just as beautiful but packed with people!

My holy grail of massages, Sanuk really surprised me. Highly recommend a dry sanuk (two hours!!)…read moremassage with Isabel especially, though I think everyone there is quite good and trained the same way. They're professional and go through the details: hibiscous tea or something similar, some slices of watermelon afterwards or whatever is in season, multilingual and responsive to email. I made my first ever appointment through their webform and was surprised to receive a fast response. My only complaint is sometimes other guests in the shared (no walls, just curtains) spaces where you receive treatments are inconsiderate when they're leaving or dressing, and are noisy and I wish they would educate guests better about this.

This is a cute spot tucked in a side street in Palma. I walked over one day and they made me an…read moreappointment for later in the week. I arrived and they led me to the room for my massage. The massage itself was just okay, but a massage usually feels pretty good even when it isn't the best. I felt like the technique was just not my preference. The facility is clean and charming. After the massage I was given tea and invited to relax before checking out. When I went to pay the credit card system was down. I had to walk to an ATM to get cash and come back. They were very apologetic but I still felt inconvenienced.

I visited Loco Wheels earlier this week with a large group of family members while Palma was one of…read morethe ports on our cruise. Most had made online reservations. I had not. Two men were assisting customers. One, an older male (approx. 50s), handled our group. He confirmed everyone's reservations and then asked who had not booked online. I stated I had not, and he said it was not a problem and requested my driver's license, passport, and payment method. I informed him I did not carry my passport. A family member riding as a passenger volunteered to provide their ID. He accepted this option, and I paid for the rental with my credit card. My parents, both in their 60s, were also part of our group. After a brief tutorial outside by the second gentleman, my father determined the moped was unsafe for him and my mother. He explained his concerns to the original staff member, who was walking in at the time. The staff member waved his hand and said, "well, we're done. Goodbye." My father remained standing, and my mother guided him outside. I stepped in to ask about a refund for my parents due to the safety concern. The staff member became defensive and attempted to justify the decision, suggesting my parents were in the wrong for prioritizing safety. I asked where in the provided paperwork the refund policy was listed. After some back and forth, he said they do not issue refunds but would "make an exception" and offer my mother $20. I advised her to decline, restating that this was a safety concern. He again offered $20 in cash. I informed him I would assist her with a chargeback upon our return to the U.S. I proceeded with the tutorial, took the moped for two short spins to get a feel for the controls, as I had not ridden one in years. Within two minutes, the same staff member approached the group and asked loudly if someone else could drive my moped because I "wasn't getting it." Before anyone could respond, he began verbally explaining the controls while demonstrating with his hands. As a visual learner, I watched his hand movements. He told me to look at him while he spoke, stating I was being rude. I explained I needed to watch his hands. He acknowledged and continued. Before departure, I heard my father say they would not return to the ship and would walk the city instead. I decided to stay with them. I walked back inside and informed the same staff member. He again stated there were no refunds and referred me to their website. I reminded him I had not made a reservation and had never seen the website. He stated he would no longer speak with me, as the reservation was not in my name. I pointed out the person who reserved was outside and could request the refund. He told me to leave the store. I asked for proof that I had returned the moped, which he refused to provide. He came from behind the counter, walked within inches of my face, and told me to leave. I asked him to step back and informed him that if he continued to act aggressively, I would defend myself and that his cameras would serve as proof if the police arrived. As I turned to leave, I repeated my request for proof, and he again stated he "doesn't give that." I told him I would initiate a chargeback and let our banks determine the outcome. He accused me of "threatening him" for stating that. His behavior during the interaction included comments about the rental being a "favor" since someone else had provided their ID on my behalf. I clarified that this was his decision at the time and no one asked for a favor. If that arrangement was not acceptable, he could have declined it up front. Afterward, when the rest of my family returned the scooters, the same staff member made comments about me to them. One of them had to ask him to stop, as I was not present to respond. He also asked my brother-in-law to "please tell him not to leave a bad review." Based on other reviews its possible this gentleman was having a bad day. Its clear he thought over our interaction for him to have asked my brother in law to ask me not to leave a review.

The BEST scooter rental on the island! Amazing customer service...Dani and Tomás are extremely warm…read moreand friendly, very interested in making your stay on the island fun and accessible. They operate on a business model of mutual respect and trust. You are not just a customer when you arrive, you are a new friend. I referred many new friends I met while on the island to them, and they were just as happy as I was. I can't speak highly enough of the way they do business. You can't go wrong using them for your scooter rental needs while on the island! Reese D., Los Angeles, CA

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!

My family is here on a cruise. We landed in Palma after three straight days of walking through the…read morethe sights in Pisa, Florence, Rome, and Napoli. This was followed by an unexpectedly rough, and non-relaxing day at sea. We were exhausted, to say the least. We still wanted to sightsee and experience the local culture, but wanted to cover the same amount of ground with less effort. We stumbled upon this local shop by luck. For the same amount it would have cost us for each of us to take a shuttle bus, we were able to bike to wherever the hell we wanted. And we did. We traveled to two different beautiful sand beaches with beautiful landscapes. We were able to reserve four bikes on very short notice. The shop is located in a very beautiful, centrally located spot. The staff was attentive, helpful, and friendly. The pricing was extremely affordable and reasonable for the bikes that were provided to us for the day. They provided us with a couple of bike baskets and locks free of charge. HIGHLY RECOMMEND