General Map
Magaluf Beach
Magaluf Beach is a long stretch of sand over 1 km in length, featuring a promenade and views of the island of Sa Porrassa, right in the heart of the resort.
Magaluf Beach is one of the largest sandy beaches in south-west Mallorca and the main tourist attraction in the town of Magaluf, in the municipality of Calvià. It is a long urban beach that blends seamlessly into its surroundings via a lively promenade, and is considered one of the island’s best-known tourist destinations.
Stretching for over 1 km, its wide bay offers views of the island of Sa Porrassa, which can be seen from the centre of the beach, providing a unique scenic feature.
Surroundings and atmosphere
Magaluf Beach combines sea, sand and a vibrant urban life. It is a very lively beach, with a wide range of leisure, dining and tourist services.
It is particularly popular with young people, thanks to its lively atmosphere, beach clubs, water sports and leisure activities both day and night.
Access and location
Access to Magaluf Beach is easy and direct:
Located in the town centre of Magaluf.
Access by road from the motorway towards Andratx.
Parking areas in the town centre.
Excellent public transport links (bus).
Direct access from the promenade.
Anchorage
Magaluf Bay allows for anchoring in variable conditions:
The northern area is exposed to easterly and south-easterly winds.
Anchorage on a sandy and seaweed-covered seabed.
Depth between 2 and 5 metres.
The island of Sa Porrassa offers some protection from easterly winds.
Take care of rock banks to the north-west.
The nearest port is the Palmanova Yacht Club, 1.6 nautical miles away.
Sports and leisure
Magaluf Beach is one of Mallorca’s main hubs of activity:
Water sports: water skiing, parasailing, paddle surfing, pedalos
Beach volleyball and sports activities
Beach clubs and day and night-time entertainment
Wide range of dining and entertainment options
Events and international tourism
Technical details
Length: 1,600 m
Width: 60 m
Composition: sand
Sand colour: white
Grain size: fine
Setting: urban
Crowd level: high
Beach type: urban tourist beach
Facilities
Restaurants and beach clubs
Sun lounger and parasol hire
Lifeguards and Red Cross
Accessibility for people with reduced mobility
Showers and toilets
Access walkways
Nearby public transport
Parking in the urban area
Children’s play area
Water sports (paddle surfing, water skiing, parasailing, pedalos)
Beach volleyball
Accommodation in the surrounding area
Cala Fornells
Cala Fornells takes its name from the area in which it is situated, a picturesque and charming setting. Nestled between Punta de na Sardana, it offers stunni...
Caló Ses Llises
El Caló de Ses Llisses is located in the Cala Fornells area, a charming tourist and residential development in the municipality of Calvià, next to Peguera. T...
Monjo's Cove
Caló d’en Monjo is one of the most spectacular natural spots in Mallorca. Situated in the peaceful area of Cala Fornells, this little paradise stands out for...
Palmira Beach
Palmira Beach is the longest in Peguera and one of the widest in the municipality of Calvià. As part of the stretch comprising Palmira, Torà and La Romana, i...
La Romana Beach
La Romana beach is the smallest of the three beaches in Peguera, but also one of the quietest. Its small stretch of sand offers a relaxed and welcoming atmos...
Torà Beach
Torà Beach is one of the best places to enjoy the sea with the family in Peguera. It stands out for its wide stretch of fine sand and magnificent unobstructe...
Cala des Gats
Cala des Gats is a dog-friendly beach in Costa de la Calma, perfect for enjoying with your dog in a natural setting amongst the rocks.
Cala Blanca Beach
Cala Blanca Beach, in Costa de la Calma, is a quiet cove between Santa Ponça and Peguera, featuring pebbles and a natural setting.
Red Rocks Beach
Ses Penyes Roges beach, next to Port Adriano, is a wide stretch of sand nestled between cliffs and the marina. Ideal for those seeking a more exclusive atmos...
Caló d’en Pellisser
Caló d’en Pellisser is a small cove between Santa Ponça and the Yacht Club. It is quiet, long and full of natural charm, and is close to the town centre.
Santa Ponça Beach
Santa Ponça Beach is ideal for families in Mallorca. It boasts a wide sandy beach, calm waters and all the amenities you need right in the heart of the resort.
Caló of Our Lady
Caló de la Nostra Dona is a small, quiet cove located in the Costa d’en Blanes area. It is a coastal spot with a relaxed atmosphere, surrounded by cliffs and...
Punta Marroig
Punta Marroig is a small, dog-friendly cove in Palmanova, between Es Carregador and Palmanova, with amenities and an urban area nearby.
The beaches of Portals Vells
Portals Vells is a unique natural setting near Magaluf with three beaches: Portals Vells, Playa del Mago and Playa del Rey.
Son Caliu Beach
Son Caliu Beach is a quiet cove between Palmanova and Costa d’en Blanes, surrounded by cliffs and natural landscapes.
Son Maties Beach
Son Maties Beach is one of the main beaches in Palmanova, in the municipality of Calvià, and forms part of the group of urban beaches alongside Es Carregador...
Es Carregador Beach
Es Carregador Beach, in Palmanova, is one of the three large beaches linked by a promenade, alongside Son Maties and Palmanova.
Palmanova Beach
Palmanova Beach is a family-friendly beach with a wide stretch of sand, a pine forest, clear waters and an excellent range of facilities in the resort.
Magaluf Beach
Magaluf Beach is a long stretch of sand over 1 km in length, featuring a promenade and views of the island of Sa Porrassa, right in the heart of the resort.
Cala Falcó
Cala Falcó, near Cala Vinyes and Magaluf, is a U-shaped cove with sandy and seaweed-covered shores, nestled between cliffs and surrounded by natural scenery.
Cala Vinyes
Cala Vinyes is a sandy beach in a tourist and residential area between Magaluf and Cap des Falcó, surrounded by pine trees and a quiet coastline.
Punta Portals
A small cove with turquoise waters at Punta Portals, surrounded by pine trees and fine sand; a peaceful setting, ideal for swimming and relaxing.
Cala Xinxell
If you’re looking for a cove to enjoy with the family, Cala Xinxell is a great choice. This cove, with its golden sand and pebbles, is situated near Des Pas ...
Cas Català Beach
Cas Català Beach, near Palma, is a small cove with a mix of sand and rocks, calm, clear waters, and is ideal for swimming and relaxing in a residential setting.
Countess's Cove
Cala Comtessa is a small, quiet cove with a mix of sand and rocks, surrounded by pine trees and low cliffs, near Palma.
Ses Illetes Beach
This beautiful, centrally located beach, with its fine white sand, crystal-clear waters and spectacular seabed, takes its name from the area in which it is s...
Sa Costa d’en Blanes Beach
Sa Costa d’en Blanes Beach is a small, quiet urban beach with white sand, located next to Puerto Portals, offering amenities and clear waters.
Beach of the Oratory
L’Oratori Beach (Portals Nous), also known as Cala Portals, is 11 kilometres from Palma, situated between the eastern breakwater of Puerto Portals and Bendin...
Portals Nous Beach
Portals Nous beach is situated in the resort of Portals Nous, just 10 km from Palma, the capital of Mallorca.
Also known as Cala Bendinat or Cala Portals Nou...
Caló des Macs
Caló des Macs (Buguenvil·lia) is located in the Cas Català – Illetes area, a quiet tourist and residential neighbourhood in Calvià. It is just 6 km from Palm...
Palma Bay
Palma Bay (1962)
Juan Bosch | Arturo Fernández, Elke Sommer
An iconic beach from the tourism boom of the 1960s. The film is famous for featuring the first bi...
The magician
Guy Green | Michael Caine, Anthony Quinn, Candice Bergen
Portals Vells Cove has become a cult location in international cinema, recreating the atmosphere of ...
Death in the Sun
Evil Under the Sun (1982)
Guy Hamilton | Peter Ustinov, Maggie Smith
A wild cove serves as the setting for an Agatha Christie mystery.
Find that girl for me
Find Me That Girl (1964)
Fernando Palacios | Marisol, Dúo Dinámico
A pop musical set in the height of the tourism boom. Youth, music and a Mediterranean summer.
The Hustle
The Hustle (2017)
Chris Addison | Anne Hathaway, Rebel Wilson
An international comedy set in a luxurious setting. Mallorca as the French Riviera.
The Mallorca files I
Portals Vells, Caló d’es Monjo - Director: Dan Sefton - Lead actors: Elen Rhys & Julian Looman
The Mallorca files II
Portals Vells, Caló d’es Monjo - Director: Dan Sefton - Lead actors: Elen Rhys & Julian Looman
White Lines
White Lines (2019)
Netflix
A cove used as a visual backdrop in scenes depicting youth, freedom and emotional contrast.
Maria Hooks
Maria Enganxa (2024)
Luis Ortas | Guiomar Caiado, Catalina Carrasco, Marta Gràcia
A horror short film inspired by the Mallorcan legend of Maria Enganxa, film...
Hotel Hennes - H&M
Hôtel Hennes (H&M, 2022)
Bardia Zeinali | Gigi Hadid
Global fashion campaign. The cove as a fictional luxury Mediterranean resort.
Slow Dancing
Slow Dancing (2023)
Min Hee Jin | Kim Tae-Hyung (V, BTS)
An introspective music video. Portals Vells as an emotional and cinematic backdrop.
Start of the route (R1 - 005)
Explore a landscape of towers, fields, and streams, revealing stories of adaptation, resource management, and resilience amidst conflict and inequality.
Crops and vegetation (R1 - 011)
Terraced landscapes offer a glimpse into history, showcasing human resilience and adaptation to challenging terrains, now evolving with tourism's rise.
El Gorg Stream (R1 - 014)
A lush oasis in a harsh landscape, offering water, shade, and diverse vegetation, once vital for grazing, building, and traditional practices.
Tower of En Boira (R1 - 017)
This historic site features defensive towers with living quarters and an ancient hydraulic system, offering insights into medieval survival and water control.
Delmo Granary (R1 - 018)
Experience a historic site showcasing ancient power dynamics and the legacy of land ownership, set amidst scenic fields and historic architecture.
Old tower system (R1 - 022)
Strategically placed towers offer panoramic views, enabling detection of movements and reinforcing control, blending defense with territorial organization.
Son Vic Vell (R1 - 023)
A historical estate showcasing the legacy of land division and control, offering insights into past societal structures and local economy.
Start of the route (R2 - 001)
Explore the lives of marginalized individuals who shaped the region, offering a unique historical perspective.
Delmo Granary (R2 - 002)
Explore a historic site reflecting past power dynamics, where laborers' efforts filled storied granaries, symbolizing a bygone era of land and labor relations.
Fuente del Obis (R2 - 008)
Discover ancient underground galleries that ingeniously channeled water to the surface, showcasing historical water management in a dry, harsh landscape.
Sa Vinya roller-coaster hut (R2 - 011)
Experience a landscape transformed by centuries of peasant toil, where scrubland became farmland, showcasing resilience and history.
Panoramic View Sa Vinya (R2 - 013)
Enjoy stunning views of transformed landscapes with forests, fields, and dry-stone walls, showcasing centuries of labor and land use.
Set of charcoal burners from Sa Vinya (R-014)
Experience the historic lifestyle of charcoal-burning families who shaped the forest, living in simple huts and working tirelessly to prevent fires.
Des Tramuntanal Cottage (R2 - 018)
Experience a rustic retreat where the open-air lifestyle of shepherds once thrived, amidst a landscape shaped by livestock and nature's elements.
Start of the route (R3)
Explore agricultural landscapes, ethnographic sites, and Talayotic-era archaeology amidst Serra de Tramuntana's flora and fauna, with stunning mountain views.
Sa Cometa Spring (R3-007)
In a dry landscape, hidden underground water is channeled by ancient tunnels, showcasing historic ingenuity and sustaining life through gravity-fed systems.
Start of the route (R4)
Explore a scenic, family-friendly route through a historic estate, featuring traditional Mallorcan engineering, lush forests, and Mediterranean flora and fauna.
Cas Saboners Lookout
Set amidst countryside and Mediterranean air, this viewpoint offers a glimpse of Magaluf at its most natural: views of the mountains and the countryside. A p...
Magaluf caught between two forces
A panoramic view of the seafront promenade, with Torrenova and Sa Porrassa in the foreground. An ideal spot for capturing the sea and its endless shades of b...
Sa Porrassa Lookout
Sa Porrassa takes centre stage in this unique vista where sea, sky and rock merge. A peaceful spot from which to capture the wild and luminous essence of the...
Magaluf skyline
Here, Magaluf shows its most modern side: towers, light and energy by the sea. An ideal spot to capture its cosmopolitan and vibrant atmosphere.
Torrenova I Viewpoint
The Na Nadala tower in Torrenova offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean and Palmanova. It is the perfect spot to capture the essence of the coastline.
Mirador Torrenova II
Na Nadala overlooks the coast from Torrenova, offering sweeping views of the sea and the promenade. It is the perfect spot for capturing the beauty of the co...
Mirador Torrenova III
The Na Nadala tower was part of the coastal defence system. Today, it combines history with views of the Mediterranean, making it a key cultural and scenic s...