Cala Llamp — Attraction in Andratx

This stunning hidden gem is full of locals and tourists but is not overcrowded like many places on the island. Be prepared to bring water shoes if you do plan to enter the water. If you do not have any then try walking lower to the ground slowly or entering on your bum because the algae on the rocks makes is fairly slippery. It’s the only negative thing about this area. It very safe and friendly. It’s not for people who need assistance or accessibility unfortunately. If you are person who likes to tan topless or go nude it’s lovely because everyone is respectful. There’s parking on sides streets within the adjacent neighborhoods with a beach attached as well....

Cala Llamp and the surrounding Urbanización de Costa d'Andratx area offer an exquisite coastal retreat renowned for stunning panoramic sea views and a serene, exclusive atmosphere.

The beautiful aqua-marine waters ideal for snorkeling and swimming, as well as the peaceful ambiance due to its seclusion and limited access by car.

The nearby Gran Folies beach club adds luxury with sun loungers, parasols, a pool, and dining options. Port d’Andratx, close by, enriches the experience with charming marinas, eateries, and shopping.

This area perfectly combines natural beauty, tranquility, and modern comforts for a...

This place is sooo beautiful with cristal clear blue water. Keep in mind it is not a sandy beach but rather a rocky one. It has some small cliff where you can jump into the water with easy acces. If you have very small kids it won't be fit for you. Also, there's a beach club right above the cove, if you fancy that. One thing that grabbed my attention was that even the water looked very clean and clear once you got in, it was full full of plastic. It was such a shane to see such a beautiful place polluted in that way. It was so much plastic suspended in the water that actually was...