Palma, Can Pere Antoni
The city beach on Palma's seafront promenade, east of the old town. Good for a swim after a morning in the city.
Puigpunyent / Nearest beaches
Mountain village · sea 20 minutes away
Puigpunyent has no beach of its own; it sits in the mountains. But the sea is close on two sides: the sandy bays of Palma and the south-west coast to the south, and the wild rocky coves of the Tramuntana to the north-west. Here are the nearest, with driving times from the village.
Palma and the south-west
Easy beaches for families and a quick swim, reached in 20 to 45 minutes by car. Times are rough, outside rush hour.
The city beach on Palma's seafront promenade, east of the old town. Good for a swim after a morning in the city.
A sandy town beach on the western edge of Palma, with bars and restaurants behind it.
Small sandy coves with very clear water south-west of Palma. Arrive early in summer; parking is tight.
A small sandy beach near the Puerto Portals marina, sheltered and calm.
Long sandy beaches with shallow water, made for families. The dog zone at Punta Marroig is close by.
Wide sandy bays on the south-west coast with everything on hand, from sunbeds to ice cream.
A small resort at the far western tip, looking across to the island of Sa Dragonera; boats cross to the island in season.
The Tramuntana coast
Wilder, quieter and deeper water, reached on narrow mountain roads. Wear sandals for the rocks and pebbles.
A rocky cove below the village's famous terraced hills on the north-west coast.
A tiny fishing cove with boathouses and a restaurant at the water. The last part of the road is steep and twisting.
A pebble cove below Estellencs, the village that was part of Puigpunyent until 1836. Clear, deep water and very few people out of season. History
Good to know
Distances and times are road estimates from Puigpunyent village using OpenStreetMap routing, rounded up for mountain roads; traffic in summer adds more. Dog zones: Calvià town hall. More: things to do · viewpoints.
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