Description

Ses Fonts de n'Alís is a sandy beach in the south-east of Mallorca, nestled in the small cove of Caló d'en Garrot, a sheltered inlet off Cala Mondragó.

The Beach

Fine sand and turquoise water are what define ses Fonts de n'Alís. The cove is small and fills up quickly on sunny days — if you're after a bit of peace and quiet, arriving early is a wise move. There's a beach bar on the sand, as well as a lifeguard on duty. A picnic area and toilets are also available.

Getting There & Parking

The beach sits within postcode 07691 and is reached via the Cala de Mondragó car park, from which it's roughly a five-minute walk to the shore. The car park is paid and gets busy quickly in good weather, so late arrivals may have to wait for a space to free up. You'll also find a tourist information office at the car park.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there somewhere to eat or drink at the beach?
Yes — there's a beach bar and restaurant right on the sand called Ses Fonts de n'Alís.
How long is the walk from the car park to the beach?
From the Cala de Mondragó car park it's about a five-minute walk to the beach.
Is the beach suitable for families with children?
The cove is small and calm. If you're visiting with children and would prefer more space, the larger beach of S'Amarador is right next door.

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