Description

The Illes Malgrats are two uninhabited islands off the west coast of Mallorca, protected as a nature reserve and marine sanctuary.

Nature Reserve & Underwater World

The Illes Malgrats, together with the nearby island of El Toro, form one of Spain's most acclaimed diving destinations. The marine reserve is home to a remarkable diversity of sea life. The area is equally popular for snorkelling, kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. Head to the northern side of the islands and you'll find a beautiful natural pool.

Views & Atmosphere

The viewpoint in Santa Ponça offers a truly impressive panorama of the islands — especially at sunset. The area can get very busy in summer, so if you're after a bit of peace and quiet, it's worth arriving early.

Location & Surroundings

The islands belong to the municipality of Calvià and are situated just a short distance from Santa Ponça. The centre of Peguera is only a few minutes away.

Facilities & services

Good for
Families with children

Frequently Asked Questions

What water sports can you do at the Illes Malgrats?
The area is great for kayaking, snorkelling, stand-up paddleboarding and diving. The northern side of the islands also features a natural pool.
Are the Illes Malgrats a protected area?
Yes, the islands and the surrounding waters are designated as a nature reserve and marine sanctuary.
Where is the best viewpoint for the islands?
The viewpoint in Santa Ponça offers a spectacular panorama of the Illes Malgrats, particularly at sunset.

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