Between these beaches there is a promenade stretching for several kilometres. This is a favourite walk in the evenings, and you find along here many bars, café's and restaurants.
On the other side of the half island you find the Cala Agulla (Cala Guya). This beach is several hundred meters long sand beach. On this side you also find some of the larger hotel complexes located. It is possible to continue walking along the coast in total uninhabited area, and with splendid views, for one hour and a half. This will take you to the next beach, Cala Mesquida.
Are you looking for sports, there is a dive centre in the harbour. In Cala Lliteras there is a dive centre as well http://www.mero-diving.com.  Near Cala Guya there is  horse riding , and 10 kilometres away towards Arta you find the Golf Club Capdepera. 
There are boat trips from the harbour that will take you along the spectacular coast as far as Cales de Mallorca. Visit their web for more info - Click here . In need of a map, you can get it from this web site:  www.solmagazine.com  Tourist office Tel.: +34 971 563 033  Fax: 565256.
Getting there is by bus from Palma bus terminal, (4 times a day, week day, during summer) near Plz. España, or train to Manacor, and then bus from there. Aumassa Buses Tel.:+34 971 550 730 or tourist office to get latest  time tables.