Alaró Beaches

Alaró, a charming inland town in the Balearic Islands, Spain, offers a unique Mallorcan experience at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains. While Alaró itself doesn't have beaches, its central location makes it a good starting point for exploring the diverse coastline of Mallorca, provided you have a car. Many visitors wonder if an inland town like Alaró can be a base for a beach holiday, and the answer is yes, for those who appreciate combining authentic village life with day trips to the sea. The nearest sandy beaches are typically a 30-minute drive away.

From Alaró, you can reach a variety of stunning beaches. For iconic, Caribbean-like white sands, Es Trenc on the southern coast is a famous choice, though it requires a longer drive. Closer and offering breathtaking scenery with pine-fringed shores is Platja de Formentor in the north. If convenience is key, Playa de Port de Sóller is a well-equipped town beach on the west coast, easily accessible from Alaró. For those seeking a highly photogenic and popular cove, the Insta-famous Caló des Moro on the southeast coast, with its stunning turquoise waters, is a must-see, though it can get crowded.

Beyond these editor's picks, Mallorca boasts numerous other beautiful coastal spots. For instance, Cala Deià, a small, rugged cove on the west coast, offers a more secluded experience and is relatively close to Alaró. Whether you prefer expansive sandy stretches or intimate coves, our longer list of beaches in this guide provides many more options to explore during your stay in Alaró. A car is generally recommended to make the most of beach excursions from this tranquil mountain town.