Playa de Olia
Mallorca · Rocky
These are reports from people at the beach, shown as they came in. They are not a forecast, and no reports does not guarantee no jellyfish.
About Playa de Olia
Playa de Olia, also known as Platja de s'Illot, is a secluded beach on the La Victoria peninsula near Alcúdia in northern Mallorca. The shore is pebbly and rocky rather than sandy — water shoes make getting in and out of the water more comfortable, though they are not essential. The water is beautifully clear and great for snorkelling. Surrounded by pine forest and rocky cliffs, it offers a tranquil, natural setting. There are basic facilities, but no beach bars or restaurants on site, so bring your own provisions. Access is by car plus a short walk, with limited parking, so arriving early pays off in peak season.
Beach facts
- SurfaceRocky
- LifeguardNot recorded
Facilities
- parking
- s'Illot
- toilets
Where it is
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