Playa de Palmanova, Spain - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Located in the stunning Spanish island of Mallorca, Playa de Palmanova boasts a lengthy stretch of approximately 500 meters of fine white sand that is perfect for families with young children.

The beach-management takes into account the needs of people with disabilities by providing easy-access routes to the water. The safety of beachgoers is also ensured with the presence of an efficient lifeguard team.

One can also rent loungers with parasols at the beach for a reasonable price of 8 Euros.

The beach is surrounded by a variety of lovely restaurants and bars that provide excellent culinary options for visitors looking to indulge in a delicious lunch or coffee. These eateries offer food and drinks of high quality at pocket-friendly rates.

Additionally, basic amenities such as toilets and outdoor showers are installed on the beach for maximum convenience. Moreover, the beach's proximity to a parking area enhances visitors' ease of access.

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What to do at Playa de Palmanova?

Amenities

Playa de Palmanova amenities include parking, toilet, shower and loungers.

Bars

Best bars near Playa de Palmanova include Key West Beach Club Calvia, The Shack Beach Bar, Barbuda Beach Mallorca, Bamboo Beach bar, Oceans Calviá Beach, LEOS PUB, Palmanova Gardens, The sunset bar and Bar Papis Live Music & Cocktails.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Playa de Palmanova include Max Garden, Restaurante Natalies, Loli, Tandoori Night, Il Chiringo Beach, Indian Restaurant Haweli, The Olive Tree, Restaurante polideportivo Magaluf and The Grillhouse.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight that the beach has lovely views, plenty of restaurants and shops and a variety of activities. Visitors enjoy the soft sand and clean water, making it a great child-friendly beach. However, some visitors mention that the water can be murky depending on the winds and currents.