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•    Palma de Mallorca

•    Mallorca resorts

•    Alaró

•    Alcúdia

•    Algaida

•    Andratx

•    Ariany

•    Artà

•    Banyalbufar

•    Binissalem

•    Búger

•    Bunyola

•    Calvià

•    Campanet

•    Campos

•    Capdepera

•    Consell

•    Costitx

•    Deià

•    Escorca: Lluc

•    Esporles

•    Estellencs

•    Felanitx

•    Fornalutx

•    Inca

•    Lloret de Vistalegre

•    Lloseta

•    Llubí

•    Llucmajor

•    Manacor

•    Mancor de la Vall

•    Maria de la Salut

•    Montuïri

•    Muro

•    Petra

•    Pollença

•    Porreres

•    Puigpunyent

•    Sa Pobla

•    Sant Joan

•    Sant Llorenç

•    Santa Eugènia

•    Santa Margalida

•    Santa Maria del Camí

•    Santanyí

•    Selva

•    Sencelles

•    Ses Salines

•    Sineu

•    Sóller

•    Son Servera

•    Valldemossa

•    Vilafranca de Bonany

•    Minorca Island

•    Ibiza & Formentera

Guide to Mallorca

Cala Llombards

Cala Llombarts is a small tourist resort which was developed from 1969 onwards. It is situated around the cove of Cala Llombarts and mainly comprises houses.

The Cala Llombards beach, is 45 m long and 130 m wide, has fine white sand and is kept in good condition. Around Cala Llombards a quiet residential area has been built, which is well integrated into the landscape and which doesn´t make the beach too crowded, even during high season. By the shore there are some ´escars´, which are traditional buildings used by Mallorcan fishermen to keep their boats and their fishing tackle. Away from this beach, out to sea on the left, there is a little isle in the shape of an arc, which is known as Es Pontàs. By the beach there is a parking area.
Services: a restaurant and an open-air bar, sun loungers and parasols for hire.