Playa de Cala Pi — Attraction in Llucmajor

Pretty good beach overall in comparison to the numerous here on Mallorca. Sand everywhere, if that's your thing, with rocks really only by the ends of the beach. There's some cool photographic opportunities if you're so inclined and cool views from above the beach (parking is high up over the beach).

Concerning parking, there isn't much, so be prepared to park far away and walk if you're visiting during high season.

There's a cool Cabana on the beach too that sells various drinks on the spot (including alcoholic), and they also take food requests from their menu that they apparently deliver to you directly on the beach. Pretty cool... Although I'm unaware of the cost for that service.

Lastly, there's a cool tower thing right nearby the main parking area that is cool to visit as well as look out at the ocean from. Great views. In this area you'll also find various restaurants and cafes if you'd like to sit for a coffee or a full meal.

Worth a visit in my opinion, but if you're looking for a secluded beach away from the masses,...

Due to recent storms, there was more debris and rubbish on the beach at the time than ever before. The Cala-Pi beach had plenty of hazardous pink jellyfish called Pelagia Noctiluca around the shore and seaside. These jellyfish are about 10cm long and transparent, with 16 long, thin tentacles that can cause pain, burning, nausea and muscle cramps. They are difficult to spot, especially at the time, in murky water after recent storms. In general, in Mallorca and the Mediterranean, it is normal. Yet, it's essential to be cautious if you are visiting and not gain a painful holiday gift. In case you're unfamiliar with the issue and these species, you can use an app, such as the MedusApp from the Google Play store, to know in advance of their presence, identify them and inform others for...

I don’t know what the rave is all about…Me and my partner saw the reviews and pictures and thought wow a must visit beach! Arrived there on the 14/09/21, the sea and sand were filthy. No clear crystal blue sea or golden sands, I’ve never seen so much debris in the sea before. Plastic and bio waste and I swam at least 25 metres out. I attempted to snorkel but could see no further than 30cm due to the clarity. I would strongly advice ear plugs and a nose plug with goggles for fear of an infection in that sea. It sounds pedantic I know..We spent an hour here and decided to leave.

Only bonus was the free parking nearby, benefited us leaving this place quicker. Went next door to Es Trenca beach. Much...