Mirador del Canó Illes Malgrats is a coastal viewpoint in Santa Ponça, in the municipality of Calvià, on the southwest coast of Mallorca, Spain. The viewpoint overlooks the Illes Malgrats, a small group of rocky islands just offshore, and the surrounding Mediterranean coastline.

The viewpoint is named after the historic cannon that stands prominently at the site. Together with the stone walls, rocky coastline and the islands offshore, the cannon gives the location a distinctive historical character and provides a striking foreground to the view.

The panorama looks out across the Mediterranean towards the Illes Malgrats and the open sea. Along the coastline, the view extends towards Peguera and the surrounding hills of southwestern Mallorca. The combination of the rocky foreground, the offshore islands and the unobstructed horizon creates a particularly wide and open landscape.

The viewpoint is especially attractive in the late afternoon and evening. Its open position towards the sea makes it an excellent location for observing and photographing sunsets over the Mediterranean. As the sun sets, the Illes Malgrats become silhouettes against the changing colours of the sky and the water.

Mirador del Canó Illes Malgrats is a public viewpoint and can be visited free of charge. Current local information lists the viewpoint as accessible 24 hours a day, making it possible to visit after dark as well. The open horizon and elevated position also make the location an interesting setting for observing the night sky.

The viewpoint is easily accessible from the surrounding residential area of Santa Ponça. A small number of parking spaces are available nearby, and the site can also be reached on foot.

The landscape combines the characteristic rocky coastline of southwestern Mallorca with the offshore Illes Malgrats, the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding coastal settlements. It is particularly distinctive at sunset, when the islands and coastline form silhouettes against the western sky.