Marjorca

There are about 12kms of beaches around Alcudia Bay, which means there’s plenty of space. The beaches near Port d’Alcudia have cafes and bars next to them and a series of cabins that sell food and drink during the day.

Platja De Moro is a particularly beautiful stretch of the bay that has been declared a protected area so the dunes and pine trees that grow on them are completely unspoilt.

Cala Sant Vincenc A little further away is this picturesque group of coves; Cala Barques, Cala Clara, Cala Molins and Cala Carbo. Perhaps the nicest is Cala Barques, where a few restaurants are dotted around a small, sandy beach. The beach is bordered by rocks, which become cliffs that plunge into the sea a little further out near the mouth of the bay. It’s a taxi ride away but you’d be hard pushed to find a more idyllic location for a romantic dinner or a lazy lunch.