• Camp de Mar Beach 

Camp de Mar is the nearest beach to Paguera, around 4 km from the centre of Andratx and just a 5-minute walk from our new luxury hotel in Mallorca. The wide range of services it offers and the beautiful white sand make it ideal for basking in the sun and one of the most popular local beaches. There is also a small island just off the coast with a fantastic restaurant, connected to the land by a lovely bridge. 

• Ses Dones Beach 

The rocky terrain has led it to be known as the “Roca” Beach in Camp de Mar. It has become a social media sensation, celebrated for its breathtakingly clear waters and two iconic footbridges that stretch over the sea—a magnet for selfie enthusiasts from near and far. Instead of sand, the beach consists of pebbles and rocks, making water shoes a practical companion for anyone eager to enjoy a comfortable swim in its inviting waters. 

• Cala en Cranc 

Distinguished by its stunningly clear waters and natural crescent shape, Cala Cranc is beautifully framed by dramatic cliffs, offering some of the finest views in the area. Nestled between Ses Dones Beach and Cala Blanca Beach, it measures only 150 metres in length, making it ideal for travellers seeking a peaceful escape for a refreshing dip and serenity far from the busier tourist beaches. 

• Cala Blanca 

This tiny and secluded cove on the Andratx coast is a natural refuge that can only be reached after a challenging hike or boat trip. But the reward is well worth the effort, given that the end point is a beautiful cove with a pebble beach surrounded by pine trees with crystal-clear waters, making it ideal for scuba diving 

• Cala Llamp 

Cala Llamp is a small rocky cove located at the base of the “Sa Talia” mountain, just a 10-minute drive from our hotel in Camp de Mar. Its smooth rock formations let you lounge in the water while enjoying spectacular views of Dragonera Island. The cove also features several chill-out bars, perfect for a drink before heading back to the hotel. 

• Cala de Egos 

One of the most exclusive beaches, thanks to its challenging land access. Accessible only by sea, this secluded paradise offers turquoise waters and a peaceful escape from the crowds. Its isolation makes it a perfect haven for diving, swimming, or simply drifting with the waves—a pristine sanctuary where time seems to stand still. 

• Cala en Basset 

Located near Sant Elm, Cala en Basset offers a different type of holiday experience. Requiring a 2km walk through the pine forests, on arrival visitors appreciate the rugged terrain, total silence and a strange type of sand that is like a kind of natural mud bath. It takes a bit of effort to get there, but it’s well worth it.