1. Playa d'Alcúdia Beach is considered one of the best in Spain
offers fine white sand
shallow sheltered seas
and plenty of space for the kids to bury themselves up to their necks
build fortresses and play ball.
Watersports such as jet skis and parasailing are also available
for the more grown-up members of the family
and there are lifeguards on duty to provide an extra pair of eyes.
There is a climbing frame and play area
and wooden walkways to ease access with a buggy.
Cafes and restaurants alongside the beach mean
you won't have to go far when everyone gets hungry.
2. Playa de Muro beach lies just beyond Alcudia beach and continues on to Can Picafort.
This section of beach tends to be quieter than Alcudia
and space is plentiful along it's five kilometre length.
Fine golden sands dip into shallow, idyllic turquoise waters.
Upmarket resorts lie directly behind the beach,
and there are good quality beach bars and restaurants to enjoy.
3. Pollença Beach, also in the north,
has a long stretch of sand,
an abundance of sun loungers,
good quality restaurants, bars, shops and a pretty marina.
The sandy beach boasts a picturesque mountain backdrop
and a quieter more relaxed atmosphere than Alcudia.
4. Palma Nova Beach is a popular tourist resort,
and yet with one kilometre of fine white sand
to enjoy in the bay, there's plenty of space to build sand castles
or play bat and ball.
The turquoise water has a shallow start so it’s good for young swimmers.
There's the option of watersports and volleyball for the older children and playgrounds for the little ones.
Palma Nova has all the facilities that make a day at the beach more comfortable,
such as toilets, showers, sun loungers and sunshade hire, wooden walkways, lifeguards and several beach bars.
5. Magaluf Beach is located in the tourist resort of Magaluf.
Holiday accommodation,
nightclubs and other services aimed at mass tourism make up the urban landscape of the beach.
It also receives a massive influx of local swimmers.
Magaluf beach is one kilometer long and is made of fine white sand.
here are more than 200 beaches around Mallorca’s beautiful coastline.
Over 30 of these are designated as ‘Blue Flag’,
which assures not just the water quality but the provision of bathroom facilities,
lifeguards and other tourism services.
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