Keys facts about Platja de Migjorn
The best of the beaches
Playa de Migjorn is essentially lots of idyllic coves joined together, so you can explore the shore and find one to suit you. They’re linked by wooden walkways, and the more secluded ones are only accessible by boat. Some are calm and great for swimming while others are pebbly and perfect for snorkelling.
Seafront seafood restaurants
Fresh-as-it-gets fish and seafood are the dishes of the day in many of the welcoming, family-run eateries. Popular with both tourists and locals alike, the island’s ocean fare is famed for being some of the best in the Balearics. Savour a dish that’s gone from fishing boat to fork in the same day!
By day or night
Spend your days soaking up the rays and taking in those teal-tinted sea views. And as night falls, it’s just as pretty, thanks to some seriously sensational sunsets. Grab a seat in a beach bar then watch the sun melt into the horizon.
Language
Spanish
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+1hr
Local beer
£3.00
Three-course meal for two
£72.60
Average flight time
2.5hrs
