Cala Llamp Bay

Located on Mallorca’s southwest corner, this bay is perfectly situated for late afternoon sunset lounging, complimented with stunning views of the Mediterranean sundown. Found in a quiet, residential area, this bay is better accessed by car or boat rather than by public transport. Thankfully, this means the bay doesn’t become overcrowded often, although parking can still be a little tricky in the peak of summer.

The water is transparent here and easily accessible via the flat rocks for swimmers, but less ideal for children given the lack of any shallow water and sometimes subject to a moderate swell.

With no sand and flat rocks, you’ll need to bring your own deck chairs or loungers to be truly comfortable upon the natural stone terrace, the surrounding Mallorcan scenery however, certainly makes it worthwhile. The bay measures at around 100 metres long and 20 metres deep, but bear in mind there are no other facilities than those offered by the beach club. Despite any real services or amenities except for the one beach club, the area remains pleasantly clean.

You won’t find any water sports here, but ensure you bring a snorkel because the conditions are excellent.

A fast drive from Palma, the main road Ma-1020 brings you nearly all the way (about 30km). When you reach the roundabout just before Port Andratx, head further south where you can easily find the well sign-posted Cala Llamp bay.