Biniancolla - all beaches

The rocky outcrop is not a traditional beach, but it is perfect for a quick visit. It offers opportunities for snorkeling and jumping off rocks. Additionally, there is a small cave that you can swim into and climb up inside.

This is a great spot if you arrive early and avoid the crowds. The sandy beach is quite small and often covered with seaweed, which can make it a bit smelly. If you haven't visited before, it's worth checking out, but I believe there are better swimming spots around. The planes flying overhead can also be a bit of a buzzkill.

Punta Prima Beach is a great place to unwind and soak up the sun. The views are stunning and the waters are warm. Unfortunately, there is quite a bit of seaweed, but it doesn't take away from the beauty of the beach. The area also has plenty of shopping and dining options to suit all budgets. And, if you're looking to explore the city, there's a reliable bus service to Mahon.

This spot is a paradise! Its cove is stunning, its sand is delightful, and its waves are tranquil. There are plenty of little fish to admire, and the sea is pleasantly warm. I strongly suggest visiting - you won't regret it! It's simply gorgeous.

This Cala is absolutely stunning. There is convenient free parking available nearby, approximately 100 meters away. The beach itself is small and sandy, making it easy to access the water without the need for water shoes.

A great spot to unwind and take it easy. Although it wasn't my favorite due to the fact that there was more than just sand, it did provide a safe environment for children. It's not too crowded either, so that's a plus. From the parking lot, one can reach the beach in 10 minutes, but be warned, the terrain is a bit bumpy, so strollers are not recommended. A baby-backpack would be a better option.