Cala Màrmols — Attraction in Santanyí

This beach worth visiting at least once in your life, but take care for a better experience.

Precautions:

1- In summer, you must go early in the morning because the beach isn't accessible by any means of transport. You'll have to walk for several dozen minutes, and if you arrive around 10 a.m. or later, you'll be walking under the intense midday heat with no shade, very unpleasant, particularly for children.

2- Avoid it for the elderly and pregnant women; it's a bit risky.

3- You must climb walls with barbed wire and cross fields and private property, which could tear your clothing. So, take it with caution and know which path and wall to cross.

Some tourists get lost in the fields and never reach the beach. After hours of walking under the intense midday heat, Google Maps will lead you to a field, but you'll need to continue navigating by GPS (as there's no internet connection in this area). There are no proper roads here, just open fields to cross.

When you get to the beach, if you descend to the cliff side, be careful. Always hold vegetation firmly attached to the ground with your hand before descending, otherwise you risk falling several meters.

The beach is a corner of paradise, with turquoise, crystal-clear water, clean, and very few people, about 20 to 30 people. Ideal for swimming, with fine sand, and diving on the rocks for snorkelers. There's no risk of drowning because the beach is sheltered from the currents. Avoid if the sea is rough or the waves are raging.

7- A few jellyfish and pet fish are to be expected.

I think this beach is worth visiting. The complicated path to get there is precisely what protects it from being overcrowded. At the same time, it feels like a kind of reward after the journey. When you see the beauty of this beach, swimming in a clean beach, with no buildings around it, just left in its...

Wow! Best beach in Mallorca, for sure! The hike was long from the lighthouse, but doable in under 1.5 hours. We arrived at 11am on a Thursday and were the first hikers to arrive. Note that the decent from the cliff to the beach is very steep, so bring a backpack and not a beach tote to keep your hands free for climbing. Also remember to bring SPF, a hat, and plenty of drinking water and food for the day. The cove was gorgeous, with boat tours coming and going all day. If you hike here, you will be luckier than them because you can enjoy the beach all day, not just an hour. Plan on leaving at least 2 hours before dark since the hiking paths...

Despite the 1.5 hour trek to get here, it was 100% worth it. It is easily my favourite beach in Mallorca with the clearest blue water. There is not many people and was not dirty.

You have to park at Cap de Ses Salines as there is no parking nearby. From there its a mostly flat hike by the coast to the beach. Definitely wear a pair of comfortable shoes and enough water (we didn't!). We went there mid-August, and the heat made the hike tough. If you are able to, get there by boat!

Keep in mind that there are no stores or...