Platja de Bellavista is a popular beach located on an island. It is known for its narrow, yet long stretch of golden white sand and shallow turquoise sea, which is often compared to the Caribbean. The beach is well-maintained with bins and staff attendance, ensuring a clean environment for visitors.
The beach is easily accessible with a short 10-minute walk from the nearby car park. However, it is advised to come with a scooter or motorcycle as the parking can often be full. There is also a lovely boardwalk, part of the Cami de Cavalls, for those who wish to stretch their legs and enjoy the surrounding scenery.
Despite its popularity, the beach offers plenty of room due to its long stretch, although it can get busier during midday and in the afternoon. There are no bars on the beach, but friendly vendors are often present, selling fresh fruits like coconut, melon, pineapple, mango, and drinks.
The beach is also known for its clear water, making it a perfect spot for a calm sunny day. However, it is less ideal for snorkeling.
