Spent a good few hours at Cala Gran beach, surrounded by a lovely rocky cove and vibrant blue waters. The beach is quite busy but there is plenty of space to deck down and enjoy the view. There are a few cafés, eateries and take away shops to get drinks, ice creams and snacks.

3 minute walk from our apartment in Cala D'or. Cala Gran offers prestine turquoise waters perfect for swimming and splashing. Shallow water safe for kids to swim and play, don't be surprised when you notice fish also enjoying their swim near the shore, spotting fish makes for a fun activity with the kids in their goggles. There are toilets, showers and reasonably priced bars (€2.80 for an iced slush and about €4 for a pint). As it's a narrow Cala the beach can become crowded, we visited in May and managed to secure a spot with our towels each day near the seafront with our kids and belongings in sight. Would not recommend sun beds here as the formation of the cala means from the sunbeds other sunbeds block the view of the sea and with kids better to stay nearer to the water. Water was perfect, excellent weather every day.

Lovely beach with nice bars where you can get food and drink. Also a gift shop too. You can get the starfish boat from there too plus other pedalo boats. Lifeguards on hand too. Loungers and huts available.

Whilst staying in Cala D'or we wasn't that far away from the beach. We didn't go down to sit & bath,this place was much too busy for us,towels almost on top of each other,i can't say what time you need to arrive for a paid sunbed & parasol. We came down for a dive(off one of the little platforms) & a swim in the warm clear water. You can also get the glass bottom boat feom here as well,couple of small bars/places to eat,fruit seller during the day,place to was the salt water from your eye's.. The beach is easily accessible,ramp,steps or the walkway that leads from under the bridge. Overall,it's a beautiful place to visit. 🌞🌞🌞

The beach is located opposite the hotel I stayed in. It is beautiful. Water is deep and clear blue. It is very busy even during the beginning of September with weekends being more busy. You're able to jump from the rocks into the water as it is deep enough too. You can also hire pedalos. There is a cafe and a shop on the beach as well as toilets.

Just beautiful. This was paradise. I love being in water and swimming but i get nervous swimming in UK beaches because of jelly fish. The water here was crystal clear. I swam all the way over to my partner who was sitting on the cliffside. I was surrounded by lovely fish. The water (although cold for a second or two) felt like bathwater once in. Sooo refreshing and enjoyed every moment of being on the Balearic sea. Food,drinks, snacks, ice creams etc all on the beach side. Shop for you to get inflatables, towels etc also. Rentable sunbeds and parasol with saftety boxes. pedalo's etc also available. Lifeguard on site. Toilets and showers available. Sand was lovely and soft. I didn't want to leave.

Great beach, clean(ish) lots of cigarette butts, which if you have young children they pick up everything they see ! It’s €15.70 for two sun beds and an umbrella, the beds were okay, they could do with an upgrade as they were very worn. There are safes attached to the umbrellas to leave property at. This beach is wheelchair accessible, they have a wheelchair float to go out to sea and a ramp which I think is great as not many beaches have them and we saw it been used. There are a few cafes which have good milkshakes. The toilets are okay, not very clean and no child changing facilities. The showers as you leave the beach drip and don’t really get rid of the sand. There is plenty of space to just sunbath on a towel, it gets very packed at the front so I’d suggest getting there early for a good spot. Although everyone seemed to be sat on each other. If you want a sun bed I would say get there for around 9am, the man you pay will come round throughout the day to pay him.