Portals Vells - El Mago
The spectacular beaches of Portals Vells and El Mago are a natural environment of incredible beauty and scenic interest.
It is a sea inlet, between Punta des Xisclet and s’Estaca, which is divided into several arms that end in this sandbank where three beaches are located, Portals Vells, Playa del Mago and Playa del Rey.
A leafy pine forest surrounds this beautiful beach that is created between caves, cliffs, and sea inlets. The forest mass extends between Cap de Cala Figuera and Refalbetx, which together with the islet of El Toro, form part of the Natural Areas of Special Interest approved by the Parliament of the Balearic Islands and the Special Protection Areas for Birds of the Balearic Islands. European Union.
Malgrats Islands - Santa Ponsa Bay
One of the best options for Paddle surfing in Mallorca are the Malgrats Islands, declared a Nature Reserve in 2004, so its surroundings are listed and protected as a marine reserve by the government of the Balearic Islands.
In Paddle surfing, one of the advantages of surfing standing up is the incredible view, and the crystal clear waters of this beach are a real spectacle. Reefs and other marine species abound here, as well as birds.
They are located in the municipality of Calviá, next to the bay of Santa Ponsa, from where you can easily access.
Sa Calobra - Torrent de Pareis
If there is a cala with character in Mallorca, it is definitely Sa Calobra, with its vertical walls over 200 meters high, which we access through the Torrent de Pareis, a canyon over 3 kilometers long.
In 2003, this impressive canyon was declared a Natural Monument by the Balearic Government, being at the time the third natural monument on the islands.
Sa Calobra cala is a bathing area that is difficult to access if you arrive through the canyon, but it is worth the effort due to its characteristic clean and crystalline waters, ideal for practicing paddle surfing, surrounded by pure nature.
Cala Llombards-Caló des Moro
Portals Vells - El Mago
The spectacular beaches of Portals Vells and El Mago are a natural environment of incredible beauty and scenic interest.
It is a sea inlet, between Punta des Xisclet and s’Estaca, which is divided into several arms that end in this sandbank where three beaches are located, Portals Vells, Playa del Mago and Playa del Rey.
A leafy pine forest surrounds this beautiful beach that is created between caves, cliffs, and sea inlets. The forest mass extends between Cap de Cala Figuera and Refalbetx, which together with the islet of El Toro, form part of the Natural Areas of Special Interest approved by the Parliament of the Balearic Islands and the Special Protection Areas for Birds of the Balearic Islands. European Union.
Malgrats Islands - Santa Ponsa Bay
One of the best options for Paddle surfing in Mallorca are the Malgrats Islands, declared a Nature Reserve in 2004, so its surroundings are listed and protected as a marine reserve by the government of the Balearic Islands.
In Paddle surfing, one of the advantages of surfing standing up is the incredible view, and the crystal clear waters of this beach are a real spectacle. Reefs and other marine species abound here, as well as birds.
They are located in the municipality of Calviá, next to the bay of Santa Ponsa, from where you can easily access.
Sa Calobra - Torrent de Pareis
If there is a cala with character in Mallorca, it is definitely Sa Calobra, with its vertical walls over 200 meters high, which we access through the Torrent de Pareis, a canyon over 3 kilometers long.
In 2003, this impressive canyon was declared a Natural Monument by the Balearic Government, being at the time the third natural monument on the islands.
Sa Calobra cala is a bathing area that is difficult to access if you arrive through the canyon, but it is worth the effort due to its characteristic clean and crystalline waters, ideal for practicing paddle surfing, surrounded by pure nature.
Cala Llombards-Caló des Moro
