Cala Agulla, Cala Ratjada

Beautiful wide beach with white sand, shady Grove of trees nearby as well. Around the corner is a smaller hidden beach with a more rocky appearance but a bit more private called Moro. Plenty to explore here for a whole day. Also has a rather large parking area!

After reading many of the reviews, we decided to come to the beach. At 4 in the afternoon we didnt experience any long waiting times to get to parking. The beach was full but that's normal in the season, it was much better than Es Trenc. The water is super nice and shallow, which was perfect for my older mother ;)

First of all - no parking nearby. There are maybe 20 parking places close to the beach, which is impossible to find. If you manage to park anywhere else, you will have to walk a lot. The beach is long and you will find a place to stay, but the water is awful. Maybe it is better in the morning but in the afternoon the water turns to mud. I am not joking. It is a mud. Not like it is just the sand and because it is crowded the sand is making the water muddy. No. The sand is good, there is literal mud in the water. And people are swimming in it. Since I don’t want to feel like a pig, I walked all the way down the beach, where those trees are (you cannot go near the trees since it is protected area), and we managed to find a very small place with normal nice water, but after an hour and a half the mud took over this part of the beach as well. I didn’t take pics of the mud, but you just do not need this. I gave this beach 2/5 just because we managed to find nice part of the beach that lasted short but sweet.

Beautiful beach, super clear water, great for snorkelling! The fish swim around you!!! However, as with most beaches on Mallorca, it’s super crowded. Free parking on the streets is limited. And the showers on this beach are SALTWATER showers, which defeats the point of rinsing yourself off after getting into the sea!

Great Beach with white sands and turquoise crystal clear water. Far better than most of the beaches in the 20km area. Only downpoint is the “Melone-Melone-Coco-Mango” lady, ok the mangos was great but still that voice is playing in my brain….