I visited Platja de Formentor back in October of 2022. The climate was absolutely perfect, and it was not overrun with tourists. The water was calm and cool, and it was a great place to spend a late afternoon. The parking lot was pretty packed and we paid over 15 euros for just a few hours, so definitely recommend doing some research to see if there are cheaper lots nearby. I remember there being clean bathrooms at a local beach club nearby.

Breathtakingly beautiful and a must see! The journey up is a little scary on the bus as it is steep and mountainous but the beach is like something from a picture postcard with trees turquoise waters and good class restaurants. Just amazing.

We went in June and didn't know what to expect. we had the whole beach to ourselves from 9:45am to 10:30am. then the boats came to drop off people. We drove and were able to get a good parking spot in area B. When we left around 11:30am the larger parking area was getting filled up. My wife did some snorkeling and my daughter and I watched some sea birds fishing near the beach. Just wish it wasn't so windy. It was a little chilly.

The beach is absolutely stunning, the downside of getting with an excursion is that they allow less than one hour to stay and it’s really beautiful. Less polished that the other beaches such as Alcudia or Muro. It gets crowded since it’s not really big. Crystal clear water.

Got the ferry from PP outside Stay restaurant, €17 return. Pleasant way to get there, especially when it’s 35 degrees. Beach is fantastic.It was very busy and we just plonked ourselves on a couple of sunbeds down the far end at Playa Mar. We paid without checking by card. €30 a bed! Be warned this is the expensive end. €12.50 a bed nearer to the ferry, just check the signs first 😱. The restaurant near the ferry is self service and does bocadillos and hot food and not too expensive. As a day trip from PP it’s not to be missed. Maybe better to go outside busy weeks in height of summer.

This beach is quite narrow (less than 10m) and it's a pebbled beach. It's quite far from the main tourist areas so it's not loaded with people. There's an expensive restaurant, so plan ahead and bring food and water. It is adjacent to the four seasons resort. The sunbeds are the most expensive I have ever seen (210 Euros for 2 beds and a shade). So just skip them and spread your towel on the beach. The water and the views are amazing, so it's well worth the effort of getting there and spending a few hours. You can get there by car or bus - it's a very scenic and beautiful road. Tip: plan ahead to take the bus to Cap de Formentor (the lighthouse)