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Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

Small enclaves of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, Formentera and the Cabrera archipelago to disconnect from the world

When you close your eyes and think of a beach, you draw idyllic fine sand beaches bathed in crystalline waters.Dream places where peace and tranquility can almost be touched.However, when you open your eyes and return to reality few are the beaches where in summer you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, where the ambient noise does not cover the sound of the sea.the islands, in this case the Balearic Islands, where more frequently you can find something similar to total relaxation on the beach.Between Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, Formentera and the Cabrera archipelago add up to such a large number of beaches that you could spend half a life touring them and, almost certainly, not all would be known.These are ten beaches where you can enjoy the summer in peace in the Balearic Islands.

Cala de Formentor

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

At the foot of the iconic Formentor, Royal Hideaway Hotel, there is a small (and quiet) white sand beach with panoramic views from Cap de Formentor, the The northernmost point of the island.Located in the northeast corner of Mallorca, this beach that is located within one of the most virgin and spectacular places, has been mentioned numerous times in prestigious media such as The Times as one of the best in Spain.Surrounded by pine forests and bathed by bright turquoise blue waters, Formentor beach is one of the most exclusive in Mallorca.

Cala del Barcelo Illetas Albatros

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

Those who value privacy Above all things you will find your perfect cove next to the Barcelo Illetas Albatros hotel since this small or corner of sand facing the sea is one of the best kept secrets of the« adults only» mallorquin.The small cove, which has umbrellas and sun beds for hotel guests, has two accesses; the first from the pool area through which guests enter and thanks to which you can enjoy all the amenities offered by the hotel, and another by the rocks of the adjoining cove, in the Ses Illetes area, which allows Visitors enjoy without any problem the exclusivity of the small and cozy cove.

Sa Cova Blava, in the archipelago of Cabrera

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

In the Cabrera archipelago this this cave dug by the sea in a block of calcareous materials that we cannot forget if we are in Mallorca , since it is only 50km away.If you plan to visit this cave of 20 meters deep, do it in the middle of the afternoon, when the sun's rays illuminate it producing spectacular light and color effects.In the submerged part, the entrance more wide allows the water to illuminate through the entire range of blues and projecting on the roof the reflections of the water.

Cala Macarelleta, in Menorca

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

If there was a prize to the waters more turquoise, Cala Macarella, in Menorca sure it would be among the finalists.It is one of the smallest of the island-it takes 10 minutes to walk it from end to end-where proliferates the nudism .A real whim for the senses that are worth visiting (despite its massification) to access Macarelleta, a small beach that is right next door, which can be reached by walking in about 5 minutes.

Cala Pregonda, in Menorca

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

One of the coves preferred by the inhabitants of Menorca and where it is very strange to meet tourists or excursions is the Pregonda cove .this cove of crystalline water and reddish sand, you should park about 30 minutes from the shore, so you should be prepared for a short walk before you can lay in the sun.The Barcelo Hamilton Menorca hotel, the« adults only» As a reference on the island, he always recommends this cove to his guests and offers them a carrycot full of a selection of gourmet sandwiches, fresh fruit and refreshing drinks so that when you arrive at the beach you can replenish energy and enjoy without any worries.

Cala Escorxada, in Menorca

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

One of the most isolated beaches on the island is also one of the most charming thanks to its turquoise waters and white sand.It's Cala Escorxada , located in the southern area of ​​ Menorca near Cala Mitjana.

To access this paradise cove you must park your car near Cala Mitjana, Santo Tomas or Es Migjorn Great and walk for a little less than an hour until you reach the sea.However, the small excursion is worth it since you will be rewarded with unique views and with a day of and almost alone beach lying on the warm sand.

The islets of Cala Xacarra, in Ibiza

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

Cala Xacarra, in Ibiza is an attractive cove at the foot from a small cliff of red earth is known for being the cove with the most crystalline waters of all Ibiza.The perfect place for diving enthusiasts.Its extraordinary beauty has made it a place frequented by banistas.However, the penotes that are in front of them are paradise, since you can reach them by swimming and spend a quiet day surrounded by marine fauna with the sound of the sea and seagulls in the background.

Cala from Portinatx, in Ibiza

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

Located in the quiet north of the island of Ibiza, Portinatx is a beautiful cove with crystal clear turquoise waters.Its privileged location, away from the busy nightlife of the south, makes it a very quiet and romantic cove.A few meters from the cove is the Hotel Barcelo Portinatx Adults Only , the perfect refuge for those looking for a boho-chic accommodation to spend a zen holiday enjoying a different leisure on the island with more atmosphere of the Balearic Islands.Without doubt, the alternative Perfect for those who wish to immerse themselves in the authentic essence of Ibiza, surrounding themselves with their culture and an environment reminiscent of the hippy years of the seventies.

Cala de Es Ram, in Formentera

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

it is a rocky cove located in the nature reserve of La Mola in Formentera .It is surrounded by pine trees and vegetation and its crystalline waters with white sand bottoms are perfect for snorkeling.Thanks to its difficult access it is one of the coves less frequented by tourists but it is certainly worth it, not only for its waters, but for its rocky landscape It is a good reminder of the hidden and tiny coves of the Amalfi Coast.

Beaches of Es Calo, in Formentera

Ten almost deserted coves to get lost in the Balearic Islands

In Formentera, the beaches of Es Calo on a series of small coves of fine white sand and crystalline turquoise waters that are interspersed with rocky ledges in the east area.Perfect for sunbathing alone in one of its penotes while enjoying its marine fauna., remember to wear slippers to be able to move between its rocks. 39; A paradise!

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