Cala Molins

Cala Molins, also known as Playa Molins, is a scenic beach located in the residential area of Cala Sant Vicenç, in the municipality of Pollença on the island of Mallorca. The beach is relatively small, measuring 45 meters in length and 50 meters in width, and is recognized for its fine sandy shores and clear waters. The beach is situated in a bay that is home to a variety of fish, enhancing the natural allure of the area. However, during the summer, the area is often populated with jellyfish, and occasionally, the beach is affected by sea vegetation, including seaweed. Despite efforts to maintain the cleanliness of the beach, these natural occurrences can still be present at times. Cala Molins is equipped with several amenities to improve the comfort of visitors. Sunbeds and parasols are available for hire, and a short walk from the beach, near the car park, visitors can find toilets. The beach also features a disabled access walkway, making it accessible for people with disabilities. Even though water sports facilities are not available on the beach, scuba diving is suggested as a popular activity due to the rich marine life in the bay. In terms of dining, while there are no restaurants or bars directly on the beach, a selection of dining options can be found in the surrounding area. As for parking, spaces are conveniently located near the beach, providing easy access for those traveling by car. Despite these conveniences and its popularity as a tourist destination, Cala Molins is not overly crowded, offering a pleasant atmosphere for visitors. However, during peak season, the beach can get busy, leaving limited space for visitors. The cost of amenities may be higher compared to other locations, which could contribute to the lower crowd levels.