In the south of Mallorca lies the 1.5-kilometre-long beach of S’Arenal de Sa Ràpita, with fine white sand and crystal-clear turquoise water. The gently sloping shoreline makes it ideal for families, with plenty of space to play and relax. Distance from Sa Bassa Rotja: 24 km

At 2.5 kilometres, Es Trenc is the last large undeveloped beach on the island – for many, the most beautiful in Mallorca. Surrounded by protected dunes, salt flats and pine forests, it offers crystal-clear water, fine white sand and the gentle sound of the sea. Towards the west, it remains pleasantly uncrowded even in peak season.
Distance from Sa Bassa Rotja: 25 km

Cala Mondragó is among the most beautiful beaches in the south-east of Mallorca. Framed by pine trees and Mediterranean vegetation, it impresses with its white sand and calm, clear water. Nearby you will find several smaller coves and beaches, including S’Amarador, Caló des Borgit and Caló d’en Perdiu.
Distance from Sa Bassa Rotja: 31.5 km

Around 50 minutes by car, Cala Agulla is a picturesque bay with 500 metres of fine sandy beach, surrounded by pine forests and gentle hills. The nearby town of Cala Ratjada offers a lively promenade with restaurants, cafés and bars. From the harbour wall, you can enjoy magnificent views of the sea.

Son Serra de Marina is a long, unspoilt beach with a mix of sand and rocks. Here you will find untouched nature and impressive waves – popular not only with surfers.
Distance from Sa Bassa Rotja: approx. 50 minutes

Often ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the world – and at six kilometres, the longest in the Balearic Islands. A favourite for families, with fine white sand, excellent facilities, sunbeds and numerous restaurants. Distance from Sa Bassa Rotja: approx. 50 minutes

In the north-east lies one of the most unspoilt coves: Cala Torta. A particularly beautiful, natural beach with a peaceful atmosphere, golden sand and clear water – ideal for those seeking seclusion. Distance from Sa Bassa Rotja: approx. 60 minutes