Pacific Bay Restaurant in Peguera — Online Webcam
Pacific Bay Restaurant — the heart of Plaça Torà
The Pacific Bay restaurant occupies a privileged position on the first line of Torà beach in the resort town of Peguera. The establishment is located at Carrer del Ratolí, 1, 07160 Peguera, just steps from the sandy coastline and turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The camera is installed on the restaurant's premises and covers the entire Plaça Torà area — a pedestrian zone with open terraces, white umbrellas, and modern metal canopies.
This is not just a dining spot but a full-fledged gastronomic complex: it features a restaurant, bar, café, cocktail bar, burger zone, and sandwich zone (bocatería), as well as a spacious terrace. The cuisine is international, Mediterranean, and Spanish. The average bill is around 30 € without drinks. The interior is designed in a modern style, and guests praise the impressive service and pleasant atmosphere. The restaurant is open until late evening, making it an ideal spot for dinner with a view of the sunset over the bay.
Peguera — a resort with history
Peguera is a resort town in the municipality of Calvià on the southwest coast of Mallorca, approximately 23–25 km from Palma. This place is unique in that Peguera became the first resort on Mallorca with an artificial beach. Until the 1950s, it was a tiny fishing village, but in the 1950s–60s it transformed into a full-fledged tourist town while preserving the scale and coziness of a Mediterranean settlement.
Today, Peguera offers pedestrian zones, well-maintained promenades, and an atmosphere where Balearic architectural traditions blend with modern resort comfort. The camera on Plaça Torà allows you to see all of this in real time — from a morning stroll along the shore to the evening buzz on restaurant terraces.
Cala Fornells — paradise next door
In the immediate vicinity of Peguera lies Cala Fornells — an area known for its paradise-like coves and the atmosphere of a Mediterranean village. The buildings here are typical Mediterranean architecture: waterfront structures surrounded by privileged nature. Cala Fornells is home to the Hotel Cala Fornells, which has been operating since 1947 and sits on the first beach line amid a pine grove.
Cala Fornells and Peguera form a single resort cluster, easily accessible on foot along the promenade or by car. If you're staying at one of the hotels in Calvià, it takes just 15–20 minutes to get here.
How to get to Plaça Torà
Peguera is located approximately 20 minutes' drive from Palma Airport. There are several ways to reach Plaça Torà:
By car — the most convenient option. From Palma, take the Ma-1 motorway towards Andratx, then turn off to Peguera. Parking is available near Plaça Torà, though spaces may be limited during peak season.
By bus — regular services run from Palma to Peguera. The journey takes about 40–50 minutes depending on the route.
On foot from Cala Fornells — if you're staying in this area, a walk along the promenade to Plaça Torà takes about 25–30 minutes and offers views of coves and pine groves.
Torà Beach and the Promenade
Torà Beach (Platja de Torà / Playa de Tora) is the central beach area of Peguera. This is exactly what the Pacific Bay restaurant camera is aimed at. The sandy coastline with turquoise Mediterranean waters attracts families, couples, and groups of friends alike. A walking promenade stretches along the shoreline — a pleasant place for a stroll at any time of day.
In the background of the camera view, you can see high-rise hotels and apartments — typical development for Mallorca's southwest coast. Coniferous trees planted along the square provide shade and add freshness to the landscape. White umbrellas and metal canopies over restaurant terraces are the hallmark of this section of the promenade.
Climate and Best Time to Watch
The southwest of Mallorca is famous for its mild Mediterranean climate. In summer, air temperatures reach +30°C, and the water in the bay warms up to +25°C. The live webcam allows you to assess beach occupancy and weather conditions before leaving your hotel.
In spring and autumn, Peguera is especially picturesque — fewer tourists, terraces not overcrowded, and the light on Plaça Torà creates ideal conditions for photography. In winter, the resort quiets down, but the Pacific Bay restaurant continues to operate, and the camera shows the deserted beach and stormy sea — a completely different but equally beautiful picture.
Gastronomic Experience on Plaça Torà
Pacific Bay restaurant offers not only a sea view but also a diverse menu. International, Mediterranean, and Spanish cuisine caters to all tastes. The burger and sandwich zones are perfect for a quick bite between the beach and a stroll, while the cocktail bar is ideal for evening relaxation.
With an average bill of 30 € without drinks, the establishment is accessible to most tourists. The terrace overlooking Plaça Torà is the perfect spot to observe resort life without leaving your table. The camera on Plaça Torà captures exactly this atmosphere: the measured rhythm of resort life, where time is measured not in hours but in tides.
What the camera shows
The Pacific Bay restaurant camera in Peguera shows Plaça Torà square — an open pedestrian area with outdoor café and restaurant furniture, white umbrellas, and modern metal canopies. In the foreground is the sandy Torà beach with turquoise Mediterranean waters. In the background are the high-rise hotels and apartments of Peguera resort. A walking promenade stretches along the shoreline. Coniferous trees frame the square, creating pleasant shade. The live webcam operates in real time and allows you to see life on Plaça Torà at any time of day — from morning tranquility to the evening buzz on the terraces.
