For an escape that involves dramatic cliffs instead of crowded club strips, Cabo Blanco hits the spot. It’s the kind of place where the views are so mega they’ll make your social media followers a bit salty whilst you’re living your best life.
Why do people love going on holidays to Cabo Blanco?
Edge of the World Vibes - Perched on the southern tip of the island, the limestone cliffs offer a panorama that an influencer would kill for and couldn't be more perfect for sunset seekers.
Underwater Action - Being right next to a protected marine area means the snorkelling is jam-packed with colourful fish and crystal-clear visibility.
Quiet Luxury - This isn't a spot for loud-mouthed tourists; it’s a swanky, laid-back residential area where you can actually hear the waves rather than a nearby karaoke bar.
Prime Proximity - You’re only a short drive from the airport and the buzz of Palma, but it feels like a different planet where the pace is set to slow.
What is the best time to visit Cabo Blanco?
Holidays to Cabo Blanco are all about that fresh Mediterranean air and getting a bit of a glow. Depending on when you decide to rock up, you’ll either be basking in the scorchio heat of mid-summer or enjoying the kind of dreamy, blue-sky days that put the UK to shame.
Spring - Average 18°C - Everything is blooming and the air is fresh, making it a top-tier time for coastal strolls without needing to hide next to the AC.
Summer - Average 29°C - It’s officially sizzling, the water is a beaut temperature, and the vibe is all about long days on a boat or the beach and even longer boozy dinners.
Autumn - Average 24°C - The sea has soaked up the summer heat and the crowds have thinned out, giving the whole place a very fancy, private-island feel.
Winter - Average 15°C - Perfect for a low-key retreat where you can swap the bags of crisps for a hearty Majorca stew and enjoy the dramatic winter light.
What are the best beaches to visit on your Cabo Blanco holidays?
Since Cabo Blanco is a cliff-top king, you’ve got to explore a little to find the sand, but the nearby options are absolute goals for any beach lover.
Cala Pi - A fjord-like inlet with emerald water and white sand that is so gorge it looks like a film set.
Es Trenc - A whopping stretch of wild, Caribbean-style beach that’s world-famous for its turquoise shallows and powdery sand.
Cala Blava - A charming little rocky cove nearby that’s perfect for those who want a quiet dip away from the main resort buzz.
Playa de Palma - The place to head if you want the full works - sun loungers, watersports, and a cornetto within arm's reach.
Things to do on your Cabo Blanco holidays
There’s more to holidays to Cabo Blanco than just testing out your new sunglasses. Whether you’re a secret historian or a water baby, there’s plenty to keep you occupied when you aren't lounging by the pool.
Lighthouse Pilgrimage - Head to the Far de Cap Blanc to see the iconic lighthouse and take photos that are high flying on the 'scenic' scale.
Marine Reserve Diving - Grab a mask and explore the underwater world where the sea life is seriously impressive and the water is top-tier clear.
Boat Rental - Hire a rib or a swanky yacht for the day to see the limestone cliffs from the water - it’s the only way to travel.
Visit Llucmajor - Head inland to the nearby town for a bit of traditional market shopping and a traditional pastry in the square.
Cliff-Top Hiking - Follow the paths along the coast for a workout that comes with some serious views for days.
Golfing Greatness - Put your skills to the test at one of the nearby courses where the coastal wind adds a bit of an exciting challenge to your game.
