Caló del Moro

Positive experience: A very beautiful bay with clear water, fish, and caves. The road to the place is difficult, especially with children.

Positive experience: Stunning beach crystal clear water. Downside to having a beautiful and popular beach like this is that is always going to be overcrowded to the point where there is no more place for a single person. This is more of a bucket list and you cannot have a full beach day here and enjoy it. There are much better beaches to enjoy for the day, but this is something worth seeing for a short period of time.

Fantastic experience: Calo del Moro is an absolutely breathtaking beach—definitely worth the visit. The location is relatively easy to find, and while there’s a bit of a walk to get there, the scenic path only adds to the experience. Once you arrive, the views are incredible and the water is crystal clear. That said, it’s important to know that the beach area itself is quite small. If you're traveling with family and hoping to set up chairs, umbrellas, or bring lots of beach gear, this might not be the ideal spot. It’s more suited for a quick swim, sunbathing on a towel, or soaking in the natural beauty. Still, for those who appreciate a more rugged, postcard-perfect beach, Caló del Moro is a must.

Fantastic experience: Caló del Moro is one of the most stunning beaches I’ve ever visited an absolute must-see in Mallorca. Yes it is over crowded but worth the visit. The water is crystal clear with vibrant turquoise tones, and the surrounding cliffs create the most breathtaking backdrop. It’s a bit of a walk to get down, but 100% worth it for the views and peaceful atmosphere. Pack light, wear good shoes, and prepare to be blown away. A hidden gem that feels like paradise!

Positive experience: Stunning beach no doubt about it but difficult to get down to and very very small! Preferred a few others on this coast!

Fantastic experience: The beach is gorgeous and the water is lovely , it’s a super popular beach so if you want a good spot you’ll have to go early . Same goes with parking - you just have to get lucky. The walk down is absolutely fine in flip flops or sandals.

Negative experience: Masificate beach imposible to relax and take the sun. Dirty and not polite people.

Positive experience: An absolutely beautiful cove with crystal-clear turquoise water and dramatic rock formations – truly a natural gem! It takes a bit of effort to get down, but it’s worth it. The downside: it’s incredibly crowded, which sadly takes away from the experience. Conclusion: One of the most beautiful coves I’ve ever been to, but due to the heavy crowds, I wouldn’t go back.

Fantastic experience: Absolutely stunning! Beautiful cove and crystal clear waters. It’s a 20min walk from the car park, and bit of hiking. Don’t wear flip flops, wear sport shoes!

Fantastic experience: Parking: park at the designated parking spot for almunia/llombards Walking: you need to walk about 15-20mins to get to the almunia then 5 mins additional rocky and steep road to get down to the calo del moro (it’s not bad but just in case wear the tennis shoes-i wore the flipflop and totally fine) Just get there before 9AM to get the spots!!! Nice view and water - I personally recommend cala llombards more than calo del moro for swimming and diving This beach is just for picture I went mid May

Positive experience: Id treat all these reviews with a big pinch of salt. According to recent reports influencers are making this area completely overrun by tourists. An area for 100 people is receiving 1700 visitors. Mallorca has lots of other lovely areas. Treat the locals with respect as they should be able to enjoy the areas too.

Positive experience: Bring sport shoes because it will be so much easier. We parked on a nearby street and walked 15 minutes to the beach. It’s beautiful and one of the clearest waters I had ever swam in. It was end of April but I still recommend taking a swim, despite the cold of the water. Core memory

Positive experience: Probably once a real hidden gem. Nowadays extremely crowded with lots of people making selfies. You have to be lucky to find a spot where you can lie down. But on the upside: It was clean en the nature is still really beautiful.

Fantastic experience: It is a really beautiful place. I am glad that I went. I was very impressed. I thought it was still a little chilly for swimming at the beginning of April, but I wanted to jump in. We took a cab from Palma to get here, but I would recommend renting a car. It took over an hour each way by cab and cost us a fortune. Also, there were no cabs at all to take us back, which was very annoying. Be sure to rent a car, or if you take a cab, have it wait for you until you return.

Positive experience: Beautiful beach but it’s FILLED with people and it’s a tiny beach. Everyone is stepping on top of eachother like ants. If you can go at 7am you might be okay. Lots of people coming and going but it is beautiful from the top and maybe go down for a dip and leave. To get down to the beach is a steep rocky/sandy route so not recommended for all people. You need to park on the road and walk down the path to access the beach. There is a beautiful rocky beach next to it connected by an easy 6 min path.

Positive experience: Nice and beautiful view

Fantastic experience: Went there in February and was stunning

Fantastic experience: Incredible – Dreamlike clear water, fine sand and a breathtaking backdrop. A real paradise that one must experience!

Fantastic experience: Simply wow

Fantastic experience: Beautiful small hike to reach to this beach, the views are simply stunning, had an amazing time there.

Fantastic experience: Just like in the pictures, but the crowd is large. You can lay your towel on larger prickly rocks right next to the beach. The view definitely deserves 5*.

Fantastic experience: beautiful beach. Very crowded in the summer months.

Fantastic experience: I really wanted to come here, even though the weather was cool, I still swam on January 25th. It was magnificent.

Negative experience: The absolute flop of our Mallorca vacation. The photos suggest beautiful sea and a nice bay. However, the bitter reality shows on site: Totally overcrowded with extremely difficult accessibility. It's okay to visit for a photo, but queuing with the other visitors like sardines in a can can be spared. No recommendation.

Fantastic experience: Magnificent, paradise on earth exists

Fantastic experience: The beach is absolutely beautiful, but it can get quite crowded. If you arrive early, you can secure a good spot. Many people tend to leave relatively quickly, though. There’s definitely plenty of space to swim and even jump off the rocks :)

Fantastic experience: Dreamlike cove completely hidden in the beautiful landscape. Heartfelt thanks to the owners of the surrounding private land! They grant all people free access and also advocate for the preservation of the beautiful nature. The access paths are nicely fenced and there are numerous lovingly prepared signs. Those who wish can even donate (everything clearly marked and flyers available). Outside of the high season, this hotspot (like many places in Mallorca) is a true gem of nature! I am grateful to have the privilege of experiencing this cove almost alone!

Fantastic experience: Shallow and clear water with a small sandy beach but it’s overcrowded. Ensure that you park legally or you will get a €50 infraction. I’d also recommend that you bring water shoes to hike down the rocks to the beach but sandals should be okayish.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful

Fantastic experience: Calo des Moro - often described as the most beautiful, and definitely the most photographed spot in Mallorca. I can't hide that it was stunning. The descent and then the ascent to the beach requires a bit of effort, and the beach itself is tiny, but it's worth it.

Positive experience: This place is beautiful, but a victim of its success. I visited at the end of September but couldn't go down; people were queuing to get down because it was so crowded.

Fantastic experience: It is a beautiful place to visit. I would recommend visiting it outside the high season, since parking is very limited and it will be tremendously crowded. If you take a picture from inside the caves, you can manage to shoot a heart, which I believe pretty much represents something else for this amazing place.

Fantastic experience: The beach has a steep descent down. The water is turquoise. You can reach it via a scenic path in half an hour from the neighboring cove. Along the path are cacti, cypress trees, and pines. Part of the trail goes through private property and is fenced on both sides with wooden fences that have signs in several languages asking not to climb over the fence. There are no restrooms available, along with all the corresponding consequences in this cove and the two neighboring coves.

Negative experience: Very dirty and super crowded

Negative experience: There are now private 'do not enter' signs and gates at all the trail entrances (Dec 6 2024). This is no longer a public beach.

Fantastic experience: Wonderful! Very beautiful cove, great view of the water and the rocky slopes. The small beach is crowded and does not invite you to stay. The entire facility is privately managed and well maintained. The 'hiking route' is very nicely laid out. Unfortunately, there are no toilets available.

Positive experience: beautiful beach, unfortunately totally overcrowded and difficult 'access'

Fantastic experience: Very beautiful, the water super clean for snorkeling!!! Don't go in peak season. Very crowded! Good luck.

Fantastic experience: You simply have to be here

Fantastic experience: Very beautiful viewpoint, impressive when there is wind.

Fantastic experience: There were so many mosquitoes, so we skipped it.

Positive experience: Beautiful bay although Cala S Almunia is even more beautiful.

Fantastic experience: This place is truly the best beach. The best experience of my life. It's safe enough for me, who can't swim, to enjoy myself freely, and the clear sea where fish are clearly visible. No particular preparations are needed, just go in light clothing and with a light heart.

Fantastic experience: Very beautiful bay that invites you to relax. Recommended to go early to avoid the crowds.

Fantastic experience: An amazing place, however, the number of tourists kills it.

Fantastic experience: Absolutely a place to see when you are in Majorca. The water is very clear. You need to bring masks, as we were able to swim with fish! Awesome! Be careful with children, there is a long staircase to go down.

Fantastic experience: Amazing place, little walk to get there but worth it. Take all essentials with you.

Fantastic experience: One of the most beautiful coves on the island, the water is clear but the cove is crowded with people. Come early (9 am) to find a spot.

Negative experience: Probably a victim of its success. Way too many people in the middle of August for so little space, it becomes ridiculous. Crystal clear waters like elsewhere, but very little life in the waters. In short, avoid in summer, recommend off-season. 1 star because people attract people and ruin the place.

Fantastic experience: The most beautiful beach I've been to in Mallorca, try to arrive early as the strip of sand is quite small and there aren't many places to lay out your towel. Continuing along the trail, there are other beaches as well.

Fantastic experience: A little piece of paradise. I recommend bringing a pair of sneakers to get there. There are quite a few people during the day, but that doesn’t take away from the charm of this place. The sea is beautiful ;) An absolutely must-do place in Majorca!

Fantastic experience: Such a beautiful place! Sturdy shoes are recommended for the rocks and terrain.

Fantastic experience: A paradise on earth. It's hard to describe in words how beautiful it is there. Number one in Mallorca. I also recommend it for cliff diving enthusiasts.

Fantastic experience: Great ('hidden'?) gem. Took some time finding the place but was worth it.

Positive experience: Incredible artificial coves, with a magnificent view and very sporty access, but it's worth it.

Fantastic experience: It's like water, but the scenery is very nice, it's worth a visit, a great place for diving.

Fantastic experience: Charming place, a paradise

Fantastic experience: Most beautiful cove in Mallorca but expect it to be crowded! Definitely be there before 9 AM to park closer to the trail to the cove. From there, it takes 10-15 minutes. We managed to get down in Birkenstocks - but sturdy footwear is recommended.

Positive experience: A stunning picturesque cove, white sand and crystal clear water. Probably one of the most beautiful on the island, but being very popular and touristy, it is almost always overcrowded. But it's a must-see on the island!

Positive experience: Wonderful beach, but access is worse (25 minutes on foot from the main parking lot). You can also park a little away from the bay, but the police issue fines + it’s a very popular beach, so there are many people. Definitely take water, there are no refreshments or showers. It's head to head, many people come to take pictures, but it's justified. Truly beautiful!

Fantastic experience: A must-see! But only to admire, preferably from the terrace/rock shelf along the bay. Not suitable for sunbathing due to the amount of space and the crowd of people. Better to go for a swim a bit further and jump from the rocks.

Positive experience: Beautiful cove, although access in summer is not very recommended.

Fantastic experience: I loved going to this beach, beautiful with crystal clear water☀️‍♂️

Negative experience: crowded, trash, music and noise… very difficult access, tiny.. no lifeguard and this is not the paradise that people promise you. Any other beach is better than this one, don't be fooled.

Negative experience: Unknown cove until a few years ago for those of us who are not from here, but thanks to social media coming here has become impossible at any time. It is more enjoyable from above seeing the landscape. I would rate it higher if it weren't for the overwhelming feeling of being there in general. That said, the cove and the views are very beautiful.

Negative experience: This beach is totally overrated. From the beginning, you are in for an odyssey: if you're lucky, you'll find a parking spot. Then, get ready to walk under the sun for about 25/30 minutes, which already leaves you exhausted before reaching the sea. And if you're even luckier, you might find a space to put down your towel. The experience is not worth it; it's better to look for another beach that isn't so crowded!

Fantastic experience: If you go from cala S'Almunia, it takes just 7 minutes walking along an easy path. The descent is a bit more challenging but it's very short, you can do it even with children from 4 years old. It is worth taking a bath and seeing it up close.

Positive experience: It's nice but not enjoyable during high season. Long walk to access and crowded with people. But worth seeing.

Fantastic experience: The best cove I visited, I found it beautiful, its water very clear and sandy. You really have to go early to find a spot because it's hard to settle in, and it's also difficult to access since it's very steep and you can slip.

Fantastic experience: AMAZING! The only thing is to get there before 9:30 AM to be able to park well and have space to lay down the towel. It's a very narrow sandy area and it fills up quickly. Beautiful crystal clear water for ideal snorkeling.

Positive experience: Very beautiful, but way too many people and boats for the space. It's best to arrive very early (before 9 am).

Fantastic experience: One of the most beautiful coves in Mallorca! Parking is free and quite large, but from here you should still expect a good 20-30 minute 'walk', but not in flip-flops! (it can be tricky to climb in some places). Near the end of the road leading there, you will already see how beautiful the cove is. Once you manage to 'climb' the last few meters, you only need to find a small piece of space for your towel (which can be quite a challenge; we were there in July 2024, late afternoon/evening... and just as a small spot opened up, we could sit down). Unmissable, in my opinion!

Fantastic experience: A bit rough to get down the rocks, but it's definitely worth the view and swimming! Bring food and water, better with trainers, but I've done with flipflops and it was ok!

Positive experience: Nice spot! With many visitors! Better go with sneakers, avoid flip flops. It’s the place to see in Mallorca.

Fantastic experience: Surely the most beautiful beach on the island, a bit crowded but it's worth the detour! Arrive very early if you want to be 'alone'.

Positive experience: Overall a beautiful bay and recommended! However, very busy and it's hard to find a spot. There is a long and steep walk, so you need to be fit. (Sturdy footwear recommended) And what you can't see from above is that the water is very polluted.

Fantastic experience: A beautiful place. It's a paradise, although very crowded.

Fantastic experience: We visited it 2 years ago and it was the best of all...incredible!!!! Today 2024 we are going back to enjoy it.

Fantastic experience: Very beautiful and very crowded, difficult to find a spot to sunbathe if you don't go very early.

Fantastic experience: Spectacular, it is beautiful, but there are way too many people, so many that I had to leave.

Positive experience: La Cala is undoubtedly a spectacle. The amount of people in such a small space is also remarkable. So overcrowded that there are people waiting for you to leave to go down to the beach… That really dims the experience and the place loses that spark of 'natural' space ☹️

Fantastic experience: The most beautiful cove of the entire island of Mallorca, although you have to walk quite a bit from the car, it is definitely worth it.

Fantastic experience: One of the best coves in Mallorca, about 30m long, crystal clear and beautiful. Three recommendations you should know: the parking is far away, about 15-20 minutes walk, medium difficulty of access due to the stairs, especially from the cliff of the cove for elderly people, and the most important thing is that if you want to find a spot for your towel, you need to wake up early from 9 am onwards it's full.

Positive experience: Beautiful beach located about a 25-minute walk from the parking lot. Crystal clear water and not too deep. Aqua shoes or technical sandals are required as the terrain is rocky and can become difficult at times.

Fantastic experience: most beautiful cove in Mallorca! amazing!

Negative experience: Amazing bay ....... BUT.... During the season ..... Leave it ..... We were there at around 9:30 completely full .. stacked on top of each other. A maximum of 40 people can fit in the bay, then it gets uncomfortable. 20 minutes from the car with bags and briefly looked and left again. Info: there is an extremely steep staircase on the way.

Fantastic experience: Simply beautiful! In my opinion, it is the best beach in Mallorca. The water is crystal clear. It is very similar to the beaches in Thailand.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful beach but extremely crowded. If you go there too late, you won’t find a place for a towel. The big parking is a bit further from the beach, but it’s not possible to find a parking spot closer; it’s full.

Positive experience: The way there is along a sandy path and stones, with some climbing at the end. So it's not accessible for babies or disabled people. The bay is definitely worth it. It's a shame that there are still people who throw cans and trash on the ground, even though it's actually a private domain.

Fantastic experience: Wonderful cove, perhaps one of the most beautiful in Mallorca. If you are driving, do not follow the signs, because you will find a sign blocking access, limiting it to residents only. Look for parking on the road and follow the signs on foot. You walk for about 15 minutes and then you begin an extremely rugged and downhill path that will take you to the cove in another 10-15 minutes. Be careful not to go down with flip-flops because you might slip, rather wear a pair of sneakers. Once you arrive there are further steps to go down, very very steep, so be cautious. I went to Calò del Moro on a very windy day, I recommend wearing sunglasses since my sister was hit by a gust of wind right in the face and we had to rush to the hospital because it injured her cornea. In any case, I recommend seeing this cove.

Fantastic experience: I visited from 9 AM to 4 PM, and it was really beautiful, with calm waves, perfect for water activities. The area where you go up and down is short, but it can be slippery, so I recommend wearing aqua shoes. The public parking lot is the safest. It takes about 15 minutes to walk there! There are no yellow parking lines nearby, but there are some cars parked, though it seems they occasionally check. The police even control access on the side across from the public parking lot.

Fantastic experience: One of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca! The beach is stunning and has a clear blue sea with a beautiful sandy beach and rocks. It is secluded and a small beach - this adds to the charm of the place! From the parking lot, it's about a 20-minute walk to Caló des Moro. It's an uphill walk where you need to be careful, but it's manageable even with flip-flops or barefoot. On the way to the beach, you also pass by Cala S’Almunia. Another beautiful beach to visit! It is very crowded - but this is also to be expected in high season. Finding a spot to comfortably lie on the beach is difficult, but the sea is wonderful for a swim and to enjoy the view!

Fantastic experience: Beautiful La Concha de la Lora beach.. it's something crazy

Fantastic experience: At least 300 steps to get in (you'll remember my comment on the way back). Beautiful views from the top. The beach is very small, so if you want to get a nice spot, come early.

Fantastic experience: Amazing place in Mallorca. You must be there!!!

Fantastic experience: It was amazing to arrive and see from the high part of the cove that view...beautiful!

Fantastic experience: A quite cozy and family-friendly place

Fantastic experience: Wonderful little bay with high cliffs perfect for jumping (but not so easy to climb). It is a bit tricky to get down to the beach so I wouldn’t recommend it for people with motor disabilities. WATCH OUT TOUGH it’s super crowded so if you want a more peaceful experience, avoid it.

Fantastic experience: A MUST visit if you are in the area. It is the most intense light blue water we have seen on the island. Pure beauty, it leaves you speechless when you see it. You can get there quickly with bus 517 (we took 20 mins from Colonia Saint Jordi). You have to go down the stairs to cala s'Almunia and then take a path through vegetation to get there. To reach the cove, there is a 10-meter descent with no stairs, just irregular stones. It is easy to go down by crouching and holding onto rocks and trees.

Fantastic experience: Fantastic place, worth a return visit to Mallorca