Manacor and its coves

Manacor is a town of crafts, and its coast, the Llevant, is white-sand coves among pine trees.

In town:

• Calabruix: a leather workshop founded in 1887, in the old quarter.
• Can March: a family eating house since 1925.
• Ca Ses Cusses: café and delicatessen for breakfast or an afternoon snack.
• Sala La Fornal: an independent theatre with 50 seats.
• S'Escat: a jazz club run by local musicians.

Coves:

• Cala Petita, next to Porto Cristo, and Cala Varques, which you can only reach on foot.
• Cala Magraner and Cala Bota, unspoilt and hidden.
• Cala Anguila and Cala Mendia, sheltered; at the second one you park almost on the beach.
• Cala Murada, family-friendly with calm water.

Tip: Monday is market day in Manacor. In summer, go to the coves early: the car parks are small.

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Updated in October 2026