Cala Millor

Sant Llorenç des Cardassar · Mallorca

  • Blue Flag
  • Excellent water
  • Lifeguards
  • Sunrise over the sea
  • Wheelchair access
  • Nature reserve
Cala Millor on Mallorca
Photo: Steffen Mokosch · CC BY-SA 4.0
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About Cala Millor

Cala Millor is the long resort beach of Cala Millor (Sant Llorenç des Cardassar), on Mallorca's east coast: white sand, about 1.75 km, with a promenade and vegetation behind it, ending at the protected Punta de n'Amer headland. It faces east onto open sea, so sunrise is over the water, and waves can be moderate. It holds a Blue Flag; sunbeds, boat hire, toilets, showers, beach bars, playgrounds, step-free access, large car parks, buses, many places to eat and lifeguards in summer are there. EU bathing water: excellent (2025).

Beach profile

  • OrientationFaces east · Open coast · 100° of open sea
  • Length1.8 km
  • Width35 m
  • SurfaceWhite sand
  • SurroundingsIn town
  • CrowdsBusy
  • WavesModerate
  • LifeguardsYes
  • Food & drink14 within 250 m
  • Protected areapunta de n’Amer
  • PromenadeYes
  • MunicipalitySant Llorenç des Cardassar

Facilities

  • Lifeguard station
  • Medical services
  • Toilets4
  • Showers7
  • Parking4
  • Bicycle parking2
  • Restaurants6Burger King, Cafe Beach, Capitán Hook, Giovannis Strandbistro "Bei Petra" +1 more
  • Beach bars4AMÉ, Beach Lounge, Gunners Bar, Mile´s
  • Cafés4Cafs La Mar, Eiscafe Bernardini, La terraza del Mar, Rigo
  • Playground4
  • Information centre2

Getting there

  • Easy walk
  • By car
  • Parking · over 100 spaces
  • Bus stop nearby
  • Wheelchair accessible

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Data: OpenStreetMap · Spanish beach guide (MITECO, 2020) · EU bathing water reports (EEA) · Blue Flag (ADEAC). © Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico · datos de 2020.