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ES TRENC MALLORCA PARADISE

2011-11-22T11:04:00.002-08:00

Es Trenc Mallorca 2027: The Complete Beach Guide — Parking, Buses, Prices & 15 Years of Change

Is Es Trenc still Mallorca's paradise beach? Discover how this extraordinary stretch of coastline has changed since 2011, how to visit responsibly in 2027 and everything you need to know about parking, public transport, facilities and the surrounding nature park.

Es Trenc: The Mallorca Paradise We Were Writing About in 2011

In November 2011, this blog published an article called Es Trenc Mallorca Paradise.

Fifteen years later, we're returning to one of the most beautiful and recognisable beaches in the Balearic Islands.

Back then, independent travel blogs were helping visitors discover Mallorca through local recommendations, photographs and personal experiences.

Today, travellers can find Es Trenc through Google Maps, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and artificial intelligence.

Almost everyone arrives knowing what the beach looks like.

But not everyone knows how to reach it, why it is protected, how much a visit really costs or why the dunes are so important.

And those questions matter more than ever.

Es Trenc is not just another beautiful beach. It's one of Mallorca's most important natural treasures.

1. What Makes Es Trenc So Special?

Es Trenc is located on Mallorca's southern coast, in the municipality of Campos, between the areas of sa Ràpita, ses Covetes and Colònia de Sant Jordi.

It is famous for its:

Fine, pale sand.
Crystal-clear turquoise water.
Long natural shoreline.
Shallow, sandy seabed in many areas.
Protected dunes and coastal vegetation.
Lack of large beachfront hotel developments.
Exceptional Mediterranean landscape.

The beach is approximately two kilometres long and is often compared with a Caribbean beach because of its colours.

But the real attraction is not simply its appearance.

It's the experience of finding a largely undeveloped coastline in one of Europe's best-known Mediterranean holiday destinations.

Explore Es Trenc on Google Maps

2. Es Trenc in 2011 vs 2027: How Has Mallorca Changed?

When our original blog post appeared in 2011, Es Trenc was already famous.

It was also already recognised as an important environmental area.

However, one major development came later.

2017: Es Trenc Became a Natural Park

The Balearic Islands approved the creation of the Es Trenc–Salobrar de Campos Maritime-Terrestrial Natural Park in 2017.

This represented an important step in protecting the wider coastal ecosystem.

The natural park includes approximately 3,768 hectares of marine and terrestrial environments.

Its protected landscape includes beaches, dunes, wetlands, saltwater habitats and marine ecosystems.

What has changed for visitors?

Today, visitors need to pay particular attention to:

Designated parking areas.
Protection of dune systems.
Public access routes.
Seasonal services.
Waste management.
Rules for dogs and camping.
Responsible marine activities.

These considerations are now an essential part of planning a visit.

The bigger question

In 2011, the main conversation was about discovering a paradise beach.

In 2027, the challenge is also about ensuring that the same beach remains beautiful for future generations.

That's what makes Es Trenc such an interesting story about the evolution of tourism in Mallorca.

3. Is Es Trenc Beach Free?

Yes. Access to Es Trenc beach and the public areas of the natural park is free.

There is no general admission ticket simply to walk onto the beach.

However, you may need to pay for:

Parking.
Public transport.
Optional beach services.
Food and drinks.
Private activities or excursions.

The natural park administration confirms that visiting the public-access areas does not require an entrance fee.

This makes Es Trenc an excellent destination for budget travellers — provided you plan the journey carefully.

Important: Free access doesn't mean that every part of the protected landscape is open to visitors. Dunes, private property and environmentally sensitive areas have restrictions.

4. Where Is Es Trenc and How Do You Get There?

Es Trenc lies on Mallorca's southern coastline, near Campos.

There are several principal approaches.

Access A: Sa Ràpita

Sa Ràpita is a coastal settlement northwest of Es Trenc.

It can be a useful starting area for exploring the coastline and accessing the neighbouring beaches.

Access B: Ses Covetes

Ses Covetes is a small coastal settlement close to the northern section of Es Trenc.

This access is useful for visitors who want to reach the beach from that end.

Access C: Na Tirapèl Parking Area

Na Tirapèl is an established parking access for the central Es Trenc area.

Visitors must follow the designated walking routes to the beach.

Access D: Colònia de Sant Jordi

Colònia de Sant Jordi provides access to the southern coastal area.

This approach is particularly worth considering for visitors travelling by public transport.

You can walk along permitted coastal routes towards the beach, allowing enough time for the return journey.

Local advice: Decide which part of Es Trenc you want to visit before setting off. Different approaches lead to different sections of the coastline.

5. Es Trenc Parking in 2027: What Does It Cost?

Parking is one of the most important practical questions for visitors.

The beach itself is free, but designated parking areas may charge a fee.

As a 2026 reference, one published parking operator tariff listed:

Vehicle	Published reference price
Car, April–October	€10/day
Car, November–March	€5/day
Motorcycle	€2
Bicycle	€1
Van or campervan	€20

These are reference prices from one operator in 2026, not official uniform tariffs for all Es Trenc parking facilities and not guaranteed prices for 2027.

Other parking locations may use different rates.

Before travelling:

Select your preferred beach access.
Check whether there is an authorised parking area.
Verify current prices.
Confirm opening and closing times.
Never assume roadside parking is permitted.

Parking capacity can be limited, particularly during busy summer periods.

Can I park directly on the sand or dunes?

No.

Vehicles must not enter or damage the protected dune system.

Can I stay overnight in the car park?

Don't assume overnight stays are permitted.

Parking facilities may prohibit overnight parking, camping or overnight occupation by campervans.

Follow the current operator and natural park rules.

6. Can You Visit Es Trenc Without a Car?

Yes, but planning is essential.

The natural park administration identifies public transport access to the wider area through sa Ràpita and Colònia de Sant Jordi.

Relevant TIB services include:

Route 508 towards sa Ràpita.
Route 518 towards sa Ràpita.
Route 517 serving Colònia de Sant Jordi.

Exact routes, stops, connections and operating periods may change.

Not every bus stops directly beside your preferred section of the beach.

From Palma without a car

A practical strategy is:

Open the official TIB journey planner.
Search for Palma to sa Ràpita or Colònia de Sant Jordi.
Select the route appropriate for your preferred beach access.
Check the walking distance from the stop.
Confirm the final return bus before travelling.

Travellers may need to change buses, depending on the route and season.

Budget tip: Public transport can be cheaper than renting a car for a single beach day, especially when travelling alone.

Official TIB Mallorca Transport

7. How Long Does It Take to Reach Es Trenc from Palma?

For planning purposes, Es Trenc is around 45–60 minutes by car from central Palma in favourable traffic conditions.

The actual journey depends on your starting point, selected beach access and road conditions.

In summer, allow extra time for traffic, parking and walking to the sand.

By public transport, the total journey can be considerably longer, particularly if a transfer is required.

Our advice: Treat Es Trenc as a proper half-day or full-day excursion rather than a quick stop between several distant attractions.

8. Is Es Trenc Suitable for Families with Children?

Es Trenc is known for its fine sand and relatively shallow waters in many sections.

That makes it attractive to families.

However, it is a natural beach, not a controlled swimming pool.

Conditions can change with wind, waves, currents and weather.

Families should consider:

The distance from the car park or bus stop.
Limited natural shade.
Strong summer sun.
Available toilets and seasonal services.
Safe swimming conditions on the day.
Bringing enough drinking water.

Always follow local safety advice and lifeguard instructions when services are operating.

Family tip: If easy access to toilets, restaurants and facilities is your priority, compare the different Es Trenc entrances before choosing.

9. Are There Restaurants, Toilets and Sunbeds at Es Trenc?

Es Trenc is a natural protected beach, so visitors should not expect the same infrastructure as a heavily developed resort.

According to the natural park administration, seasonal toilets and information facilities are installed at selected points during summer.

These services are not generally available in winter.

Food and drink facilities vary by location and operating season.

Before arriving, bring:

Drinking water.
Sun protection.
Suitable footwear.
A hat.
Snacks or a picnic.
A reusable bag for rubbish.

Don't assume that you can buy everything you need once you're on the sand.

Are there sunbeds and parasols?

Availability depends on current authorised services.

Check local arrangements before relying on rental equipment.

A personal beach umbrella may be useful, provided it is used without damaging protected vegetation or dunes.

10. Can You Visit Es Trenc in Winter?

Yes.

The natural park remains accessible throughout the year, subject to applicable restrictions and exceptional safety conditions.

Winter offers a different experience.

You may find:

Fewer visitors.
Cooler temperatures.
Quiet coastal scenery.
Opportunities for walking and photography.
Reduced seasonal beach services.

However, swimming conditions may be less comfortable, and some transport connections may be more limited.

Slow-travel idea: Visit Es Trenc in the cooler months for its landscapes, rather than treating it exclusively as a summer swimming destination.

11. Es Trenc, the Dunes and the Salt Flats

Es Trenc is much more than its famous turquoise water.

Behind the coastline lies an ecologically valuable landscape of dunes, wetlands and saltwater environments.

The nearby Salobrar de Campos provides important habitat for migratory birds.

The wider protected area is home to coastal plants and habitats that are vulnerable to human disturbance.

Why must visitors stay off the dunes?

Dune vegetation helps stabilise sand.

Walking across fragile areas can damage plants, accelerate erosion and interfere with natural processes.

Always use designated access routes.

Can I see flamingos?

Flamingos may be seen in the wetland and salt-flat areas at suitable times.

But wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, and some areas are restricted to protect sensitive habitats.

Use authorised paths and viewing locations.

Never enter closed areas or disturb birds for photographs.

12. Is Es Trenc a Nudist Beach?

Es Trenc has a long-established association with naturism.

Certain sections have traditionally been used by naturist visitors, alongside other beach users.

It's important to respect people's privacy and avoid photographing strangers without permission.

The beach attracts families, couples, independent travellers and people with different preferences.

Mutual respect is essential.

13. Can I Bring My Dog to Es Trenc?

The natural park's published rules distinguish between seasons.

March through October: Dogs are prohibited on the beach, apart from applicable assistance-dog exceptions.

November through February: Dogs may enter the beach but must remain on a lead.

Rules for other areas of the park may differ.

Check the official regulations before visiting with a pet.

14. Can You Camp at Es Trenc?

No.

Camping is prohibited inside the natural park under the published visitor rules.

This includes informal beach camping.

Es Trenc should not be treated as a free camping destination.

If you are travelling with a campervan, investigate authorised overnight accommodation elsewhere and comply with applicable parking and camping regulations.

15. Swimming, Snorkelling and Marine Protection

Es Trenc is renowned for its clear Mediterranean water.

On calm days, the shallow sandy areas can be enjoyable for swimming and observing the marine environment.

However, water clarity and sea conditions vary.

Visitors should be aware of underwater vegetation, weather conditions and any local restrictions.

Protect Posidonia oceanica

Posidonia oceanica is a Mediterranean seagrass that plays an important role in coastal ecosystems.

It's not simply unwanted seaweed.

It contributes to marine biodiversity and the natural functioning of coastal areas.

Boat users must respect applicable anchoring rules and avoid damaging protected seagrass meadows.

For responsible beach visitors, the message is simple:

A healthy Mediterranean beach includes more than clean-looking sand. It also depends on the natural systems around it.

16. Sa Ràpita, Ses Covetes or Colònia de Sant Jordi: Which Entrance Is Best?

Access area	Best for
Sa Ràpita	Exploring the northwestern coastal area
Ses Covetes	Accessing the northern Es Trenc section
Na Tirapèl	Reaching a central section via designated parking
Colònia de Sant Jordi	Southern access and public transport planning

There isn't a universally best entrance.

Choose based on transport, walking ability, weather, available parking and the section you want to visit.

17. Is Es Trenc Worth Visiting in 2027?

Absolutely — if you appreciate natural coastal landscapes.

But it's important to have realistic expectations.

Es Trenc is famous, and that means it can be busy.

During peak summer, you may experience:

Heavy demand for parking.
More visitors on the beach.
Queues or traffic delays.
High temperatures.
Reduced tranquillity in popular sections.

If your idea of paradise is absolute solitude, arriving during a busy August afternoon may disappoint you.

If you appreciate a protected natural landscape and plan your visit responsibly, Es Trenc can still be one of Mallorca's most memorable beaches.

18. Where to Stay for an Es Trenc Day Trip

For visitors whose main priority is Es Trenc, accommodation around Campos, Colònia de Sant Jordi or nearby southeastern Mallorca may be more convenient than staying in Palma.

However, many visitors choose Palma as a base because they want to explore several parts of the island.

From Palma, Es Trenc can be planned as a day trip, alongside visits to the historic city, the Serra de Tramuntana and other beaches.

For travellers who prefer simple hotel accommodation in Palma or Can Pastilla, Amic Hotels Mallorca offers several options.

Hotel Amic Can Pastilla and Hotel Amic Miraflores are located in the Playa de Palma area, while Hotel Amic Horizonte is in La Bonanova overlooking Palma Bay.

These hotels are not located at Es Trenc, so consider the journey carefully before booking.

If Es Trenc is your only destination, a hotel closer to the beach may be more practical.

19. Frequently Asked Questions About Es Trenc Beach

Is Es Trenc beach free in 2027?

Access to the public beach and natural park is free under the current rules. Parking and optional services may cost extra.

How much is parking at Es Trenc?

Charges depend on the operator, season and vehicle. A published 2026 reference was €10 per day for a car during April–October at one parking facility. Check current prices.

Where is Es Trenc beach?

On Mallorca's southern coast in the municipality of Campos, between sa Ràpita, ses Covetes and Colònia de Sant Jordi.

How far is Es Trenc from Palma?

Allow approximately 45–60 minutes by car in favourable conditions, plus additional time for parking and walking.

Can you reach Es Trenc by bus?

Yes, public transport serves nearby areas such as sa Ràpita and Colònia de Sant Jordi. Check TIB routes and the final walking distance.

Is there a direct bus from Palma to Es Trenc?

It depends on the route, date and selected beach access. Not every service reaches the sand directly, and a connection may be required.

Is Es Trenc suitable for children?

It can be, thanks to its sandy coastline and shallow areas, but families should check sea conditions, sun exposure and access distances.

Are there toilets at Es Trenc?

Seasonal toilets are installed at selected points during summer. Winter services are limited.

Are there restaurants at Es Trenc?

Food and drink options vary by area and season. Don't rely on finding a restaurant at every entrance.

Can dogs visit Es Trenc?

Dogs are prohibited on the beach from March through October, subject to assistance-dog exceptions. From November through February they may enter on a lead under current rules.

Is Es Trenc a nudist beach?

Naturism has traditionally been practised in some sections. Visitors should respect other beach users.

Can you camp on Es Trenc beach?

No. Camping is prohibited in the protected natural park.

Can you visit Es Trenc in winter?

Yes. The area can be enjoyed for coastal scenery and walking, although swimming conditions and seasonal services differ.

Why is Es Trenc protected?

The area contains valuable dune systems, wetlands, marine habitats and wildlife.

Can you see flamingos near Es Trenc?

Flamingos may appear in the nearby wetland areas, but sightings are seasonal and not guaranteed.

Is Es Trenc crowded in August?

It can be very busy during peak summer, particularly at popular access points.

Which is better, Es Trenc or Playa de Muro?

Es Trenc is especially attractive for its largely undeveloped protected landscape. Playa de Muro offers a different coastal setting with more resort infrastructure in many sections.

Can you walk the entire beach?

Walking along open public coastal areas is generally possible, but respect protected zones, environmental restrictions and conditions on the day.

Do you need to book Es Trenc beach?

There is no standard admission ticket for visiting the public beach. Parking or other services may have separate arrangements.

Is Es Trenc worth visiting without a car?

Yes, provided you confirm a practical public transport connection and sufficient time for the final walk and return journey.

What is the best time of year to visit Es Trenc?

Spring and autumn can be attractive for sightseeing and walking, while summer is popular for swimming. Weather and sea conditions should guide your decision.

20. Official Information and Useful Links

Before visiting, check:

From 2011 to 2027: Paradise Is Something We Must Protect

When this blog first wrote about Es Trenc in 2011, we wanted to share one of Mallorca's most extraordinary places.

Fifteen years later, we still do.

But today, discovering a beautiful beach comes with another responsibility.

We must understand why it matters.

The turquoise water is extraordinary, but so are the dunes, wetlands, birds, marine plants and natural landscapes that make Es Trenc what it is.

Tourism has changed.

The internet has changed.

The way we plan holidays has changed.

And Mallorca faces challenges that deserve more than another perfect photograph.

The best way to celebrate Es Trenc isn't simply to recommend it to more people.

It's to help every visitor understand how to enjoy it without damaging what makes it special.

Es Trenc isn't just a paradise to discover. It's a paradise to preserve.

Originally published November 2011. Substantially rewritten and updated November 2026 for travellers planning their 2027 holidays.

Mallorca Playas — Independent beach guides, local knowledge and responsible Mediterranean travel.

Cala Llombards

2010-10-05T02:12:00.000-07:00

Die Mündung des Wildbachs Son Amer bildet Cala Llombards, neben der Urbanisation gleichen Namens, die sich sieben Kilometer von Santanyí entfernt befindet.

Dieser stille weißsandige Strand, der sich viele Meter ins Innere erstreckt bis ein Pinienwald ihn abschließt, ist von hohen zerklüfteten Felsen umgeben. Daher wird er vornehmlich von Familien besucht, die in den Einfamilienhäusern der Umgebung leben.
Eine der Besonderheiten von Cala Llombards ist der wunderbare Aussichtspunkt auf der mythischen geologischen Formation es Pontàs (was große Brücke bedeutet), ein von Wellen erodierter Felsen, der wie eine Brücke im Meer aussieht. Ferner fallen die halbdutzend escars auf, die die Fischer in die Felswände getrieben haben, um ihre Boote unterzustellen.

Zum Ankern ist Cala Llombards eine ausgezeichnete Alternative zu Cala Santanyí bei Süd- und Südostwind. Der Grund ist sandig, die Tiefe beträgt zwischen sechs Metern in der Mündung der Bucht und drei in ihrem Inneen. Die nächst gelegene Hafeneinrichtung befindet sich 2,4 Seemeilen entfernt, Port de Cala Figuera de Santanyí.

Die Anfahrt ist einfach; das Auto kann gratis auf dem großen Parkplatz am Strand abgestellt werden. Hingegen gibt es keine Möglichkeit, mit dem Bus dorthin zu gelangen.
Von Cala Llombards aus kann man schöne Ausflüge in die Dörfer und Ortschaften der Umgebung machen, beispielsweise bis zum Caló des Moro über einen nicht ausgeschilderten Weg durch Felswände und Garrigue hindurch.

Porto Cristo Beach

2010-09-01T07:05:00.000-07:00

Portocristo, Port de Portocristo, Port de Manacor or Cala Manacor is situated at 12 kilometres from Manacor.

This z-shaped sea inlet, surrounded by high and beautiful cliffs has a wide cove in the interior, a fishing port and a marina, as well as one of the most beautiful and sheltered natural ports o the western coast of the Balearic Islands, and also one of the most important touristic centres of Majorca.

This big beach of the Port de Manacor is characterized by its fine-grained golden sand, it is beautiful and has a sea promenade populated by trees.

The marine and underwater conditions are very good for anchoring boats. The best place is parallel to the cliffs, on the starboard side of the breakwater at the entrance to the port, separated from the beach, and the depth ranges from four to five metres on a sandy ground.
The accessibility by car is easy following the signs. The free or pay-parking area is not very big, but you can reach the beach with the public transport. The nearest bus stop is located at 50 metres from the beach.

These characteristics explain that the beach is very crowded by local visitors and tourists.
Portocristo is a historical place , you might see Torre de Manacor, built in 1555 and located in Serra dels Falcons, and there have been dramatic scenes between the republican and national troops during the Civil War.

Camp de Mar

2010-08-26T02:19:00.000-07:00

Platja de Camp de Mar ist vier Kilometer von Andratx entfernt und liegt zwischen der Platja de ses Dones und dem beeindruckenden Cap Andritxol.

Dieser Strand mit Hotels und Privathäusern direkt am Wasser ist die Begrenzung eines großen Meereseinschnitts in U-Form, in den ein Wildbach mündet, der sich seinen Weg zwischen den Badegästen hindurch, Einheimischen wie Touristen, bahnt.

In der Mitte der Bucht liegt eine kleine Insel, bekannt als Illeta, die durch einen kleinen Holzsteg mit dem Ufer verbunden ist. Dieser Felsen ist die große Attraktion dieses Ortes. Auf dem Inselchen befindet sich ein Restaurant, und der Steg dient als Anlegestelle für die Golondrinas, die bis zur Insel Dragonera fahren.

Die Wasser- und Unterwasserbedingungen dieses den Winden aus Süd-Südwest-West ausgesetzten Strandes sind zum Ankern geeignet. Den Skippern wird empfohlen, in der unmittelbaren Umgebung der kleinen Inseln zu ankern. Der Grund besteht aus Sand und Alten, die Tiefe bewegt sich zwischen vier und fünf Metern. Der Zufahrtskanal der Golondrinas muss freigehalten werden. Der Club Nàutic Santa Ponça ist 3,8 Kilometer entfernt.

Die Anfahrt ist gut ausgeschildert. Der Wagen kann in der Nähe gratis geparkt werden. Die Anbindung durch öffentliche Verkehrsmittel ist gut, die Bushaltestelle befindet sich neben dem Strand.

Port de Pollença

2010-08-23T04:54:00.000-07:00

Platja del Port de Pollença o de Llenaire está a seis kilómetros de Pollença, entre Platja de Can Cullerassa y Port de Pollença. A pesar del ritmo de crecimiento urbanístico, tanto turístico como residencial, conserva su ambiente tranquilo de antaño, lo que ha provocado que este litoral sea fuente de inspiración artística. Agatha Cristie escenificó aquí su relato breve Problema en Pollença y el pintor catalán Anglada Camarassa residió en el puerto, entre otros.

Este arenal kilométrico en su longitud y de anchura mínima ha sufrido una regeneración y una ampliación artificiales con la introducción de arena gruesa. En concreto, hasta hace unos años no existía ni playa ni arena. Esta creación ha sido posible gracias a la construcción de una escollera. A pocos metros de la orilla, una hilera de pinos custodia esta porción de la bahía de Pollença.

Las condiciones marítimas de esta rada no son las más óptimas para fondear una embarcación, puesto que el calado sobre un fondo de arena registra, como máximo, unos dos metros de profundidad a escasa distancia del litoral, así como un fuerte embate de vientos de componente este-sureste-sur. No obstante, en verano se prodigan los veleros anclados en esta zona.

El acceso por carretera es sencillo siguiendo la señalización viaria. En las inmediaciones de la playa se encontrará fácil aparcamiento y de manera gratuita. Si se opta por el autobús, la parada está a escasos metros de esta playa.

Playa Palmira - Peguera

2010-08-20T07:24:00.000-07:00

Platja Palmira, Peguera Palmira o Platja des Pouet es la mayor de las tres playas, junto con Peguera Torà y Peguera Romana, que componen el conjunto de Peguera. Está a siete kilómetros de Andratx, situada entre es Caló de ses Llises y Punta des Carabiners. Y recibe su topónimo Peguera del horno utilizado para extraer la resina derivada de los pinos y Palmira del nombre de la única casa construida a finales del siglo XX sobre su extinto sistema dunar.

Este litoral es el resultado de la intervención humana. Se eliminaron dos escolleras que dividían la playa y se reintrodujeron toneladas de fina arena blanca para conseguir el excelente y enorme arenal que se disfruta actualmente.

Un paseo con palmeras recorre este lugar dedicado al turismo de masas y, a su vez, sirve de barrera entre los alojamientos vacacionales, los restaurantes, las viviendas residenciales y el talud.

Su absoluta exposición a los vientos del sureste-sur-suroeste aconseja al navegante el fondeo de su embarcación durante el día sobre fondo de arena a una profundidad que oscila entre tres y cinco metros. A 2,1 millas marinas se encuentra el Club Nàutic Santa Ponça.

El acceso por carretera es sencillo siguiendo la señalización viaria. El vehículo particular se podrá estacionar gratuitamente por las calles adyacentes de la urbanización próxima a la playa. La avenida Peguera conduce hasta este arenal. También se puede optar por el transporte público. El autobús para por sus inmediaciones.

Santa Ponsa Beach

2010-08-18T23:51:00.001-07:00

Platja de Santa Ponça is situated at seven kilometres from Calvià, between Punta des Castellot and Caló d'en Pellicer, and it forms a big bay.

On this coastal stretch the Christian conquest of Majorca by the Catalans and Aragonian against the Arabs began. The king Jaume I and 20000 soldiers with 143 boats disembarked here on the 10th of September 1229. In 1929 a huge cross was built on the eastern end of this bay, where the access to Club Nàutic Santa Ponça is, as a commemoration of 700 years after this fact.

The urban landscape of this huge sandy area is characterized by the presence of residential houses, as well as touristic buildings and other facilities for mass tourism, and it is one of the most important touristic areas of Calvià. There is also an important influx of local visitors, who stay next to the pine wood at the rear of the beach.

The marine and underwater conditions for anchoring boats are good, except when the wind is blowing from the south-southeast-east, and this is why the navigator is recommended to anchor in the nearby and sheltered Caló d'en Pellicer, with a sandy ground with seaweed and the depth ranges from two to four metres. In front of the coast and in the middle of the bay there is a sandbank which is marked.
The accessibility by car is easy following the signs. The private car can be left on a free parking area. You can also reach this beach with the public transport. The nearest bus stop is located in the surroundings.

Sa Calobra

2010-08-18T06:45:00.000-07:00

Sa Calobra está a 38 kilómetros de Sóller, situada entre Morro de sa Vaca y Morro de ses Fel·les, y bajo la sombra de Puig Major (1.445 metros de altitud), la cima más alta de Illes Balears.

El reclamo de esta playa diminuta, de arena, grava y cantos rodados, es el túnel peatonal, bordeando los acantilados verticales y agrestes, que da acceso a la bellísima y paradisíaca desembocadura de Torrent de Pareis, fuente de inspiración de artistas y donde cada verano se realiza un concierto coral gracias a su acústica excelente.

Este hecho provoca una afluencia masiva de bañistas locales y turistas por mar y por una carretera espectacular de 14 kilómetros de curvas –12 de 180 grados y una de 360, conocida como Nus de sa Corbata (Nudo de la corbata) –, que salva un desnivel de 900 metros.

Las condiciones marítimas desaconsejan el fondeo de embarcaciones, puesto que esta expuesta a vientos de componente noroeste-norte-noreste, lo que convierte esta costa en una zona litoral muy brava y peligrosa para calar sobre un fondo de arena, grava y roca. Aun así, se localizan tres fondeaderos: en el suroeste de la playa, se deberá prestar atención, ya que las golondrinas atracan cerca; en el centro de la cala, frente a la desembocadura del torrente, sobre fondo de piedras y arena, a 11 metros de profundidad, y en el parte norte, sobre un lecho de roca y arena a 8 metros de la superficie. A 7,2 millas marítimas se encuentra Port de Sóller.

Platja de Muro

2010-08-17T01:01:00.000-07:00

Platja de Muro– Sektor I ist drei Kilometer vom Zentrum von Port d’Alcúdia und 15 Kilometer vom Zentrum von Muro entfernt und liegt zwischen der Mole von s’Oberta del Parc Natural de s’Albufera (Naturschutzzone, die gratis besucht werden kann) und der imaginären Grenze mit Platja d’Alcúdia, von der sie eine Verlängerung ist. Generisch bezieht Platja de Muro sich auf die 5,2 Kilometer Küste, die Teil der Gemeinde gleichen Namens ist.

Dieser Strand wird von feinstem Sand bedeckt, die Wassertiefe ist zur Beruhigung der Eltern und Touristen, die diesen Strand in hoher Zahl aufsuchen, gering. Man muss viele Meter zurücklegen, bis man keinen Grund mehr hat. Im Hinterland dehnt sich das Dünensystem mit seinem Wegenetz und durchsetzt mit Pinienwäldern, Wacholder sowie einer Vielzahl von Urbanisationen und Hotels, wobei besonders das Angebot an Qualitätshotels und einem Tourismus gehobener Kategorie, vornehmlich für Familien, hervorzuheben ist.

Die ausgedehnten Sandgebiete, die praktisch keine Neigung aufweisen und offen gegen Winde des ersten Quadranten sind, sowie Untiefen bergen die Gefahr des Auflaufens, der Skipper muss sein Boot also vom Ufer entfernt halten.

Die Gewässer sind transparent, von mäßigem bis ruhigem Wellengang, der Sand ist fein und goldfarben und ideal für jede Art von Nutzer.

Die Anfahrt mit dem Auto ist einfach, man folge der Beschilderung. Das Auto kann gratis in den strandnahen Straßen geparkt werden. Man kann auch mit dem öffentlichen Bus fahren; die nächste Haltestelle befindet sich etwa hundert Meter vom Strand entfernt.

Can Picafort Beach

2010-08-16T02:38:00.000-07:00

Can Picafort is situated at nine kilometres from Santa Margalida. It is the most popular touristic, residential and urban of this municipality, and one of the oldest of the bay of Alcúdia, including the marina with the same name and the camping area Platja Blava, the only one in Majorca together with Colònia de Sant Pere. But it is surrounded by virgin areas of the dunes of Son Real, Parque Natural de s'Albufera and Platja des Comú. This crowded and very long beach with fine-grained golden sand has the port facilities on the right side and the quiet beaches of Casetes des Capellans and es Comú on the left. The writer Concha Alós set her novel Las hogueras, which won the Premio Planeta in 1964, in the quiet Can Picafort at the end of the fifties of the 20th century.

The navigators must know that the entrance to Club Esportiu Can Picafort is a bit complicated, especially passing the breakwater, and at 150 metres from here there is a sandbank, known as Escull de Can Barret, with a buoy, which you have to avoid.
The accessibility by car is easy following the signs. The private car might be left in the streets nearby, and the nearest bus stop is located at 100 metres.

Platja de Sa Coma

2010-08-12T01:13:00.000-07:00

Sa Coma está a cinco kilómetros de Portocristo. Nace como zona residencial y hotelera a partir de los años ochenta del siglo XX y se caracteriza por ser un arenal extenso de grano fino y blanco, por tener un agua azul, transparente y bancos de alga posidonia, el avistamiento de algún grupo de delfines, así como la práctica de buceo y windsurf.

En su margen izquierdo se localiza sa Punta de n’Amer. Esta península de 200 hectáreas, declarada el año 1991 como Àrea Natural d’Especial Interès por el Parlament de les Illes Balears, separa las playas de sa Coma y de Cala Millor. En su interior sólo se han construido dos edificaciones, una torre cuadrada de defensa del siglo XVII, conocida como es Castell, y las casas viejas de la possessió de sa Coma.

Esta playa abierta al mar es una zona desaconsejable y peligrosa para el fondeo de embarcaciones, ya que está expuesta a los vientos del primer y segundo cuadrante. Aun así, el navegante que desee calar su barco en esta bahía lo hará sobre un fondo arenoso, a una profundidad de dos metros a dos hectómetros de la orilla. A 3,7 millas marítimas se encuentra la instalación portuaria más cercana, Port de Portocristo.

El acceso por carretera es sencillo siguiendo la señalización viaria. También cuenta con una línea de autobús, cuya parada está a 50 metros de la playa. La fácil accesibilidad y las características descritas explican que registre una afluencia masiva de bañistas locales y turistas.

Magaluf - The Paradise Beach for British Tourists

2010-08-09T01:47:00.001-07:00

Platja de Magaluf is situated at seven kilometres from Calvià, between Cala Vinyes and Punta de sa Torre Nova or sa Porrassa.

The touristic buildings, the night club and other facilities for mass tourism form this urban setting of this beach which is one of the most important touristic villages of Calvià. It is also very crowded by local visitors.

This beach is very long and it is the result of an artificial regeneration, it has fine-grained white sand. This sandy area used to be a wetland in the past, with unhealthy water, used by the criminals and smugglers to hide there the loot from the empire of the law. At half a nautical mile from the coast there is Illot de sa Porrassa, which was used by the king Jaume I and its fleet as a shelter before they disembarked in Santa Ponça in 1229.

The north are of this bay is open to wind from the east or southeast. The marine and underwater conditions for anchoring boats are good on a sandy ground with seaweed and the depth ranges from two to five metres. Illot de sa Porrassa helps to protect it from the eastern wind, but there are some rocks located toward northwest, between Palmanova and Magaluf. The nearest port facilities are located at Club Nàutic Palmanova, at 1,6 nautical miles.
The accessibility by car is easy following the signs. The private car can be left for free in the streets of this touristic village. You can also reach this beach with the public transport. The nearest bus stop is located in the surroundings.

Cala Blava

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Cala Blava ist fünf Kilometer von s’Arenal entfernt und auch unter den Namen Cala Mosca und Cala Mosques bekannt. Die angrenzende Urbanisation wurde ebenfalls mit dem Namen dieses Strandes bedacht. Die Wohnhäuser in der Umgebung stören die Schönheit der Umgebung nicht, das gelingt allerdings einem hohen Hotel, das man hierher gebaut hat. Dennoch ist die Umgebung von Cala Mosca als Ergebnis seiner Nähe zu Palma durch einen hohen Grad von Urbanisierung gekennzeichnet.

Der kleine Sandstrand ist zwischen Felsblöcke von geringer Höhe gezwängt, obwohl die Steilwände der nahen Cala Blava bis zu 25 Metern Höhe erreichen können, von wo aus man exzellente Panoramablicke über die Bucht von Palma genießt. Die niedrigen Felsen, die in der Umgebung auftauchen, sind eine ausgezeichnete Alternative zum langen Sandstrand, durch den ein Wildbach läuft und auf dem viele an Land gezogene Boote liegen.

Wenn man der Küste von Cala Mosques in südlicher Richtung zu Fuß folgt, gelangt man an andere kleine Buchten mit Ufer und Grund aus Stein, Sand und Kieseln. Der Strand von Cala Blava wird fast ausschließlich und sehr massiv von den Bewohnern der Urbanisation besucht.

Der Meeresgrund ist sandig und weist eine Tiefe von drei bis vier Metern auf. Die nächst gelegene Hafeneinrichtung befindet sich eine Seemeilen entfernt im Club Nàutic s’Arenal. Die Anfahrt mit dem Auto ist einfach; einen Parkplatz oder eine Bushaltestelle gibt es in der Nähe allerdings nicht.

Es Trenc - Nude Beach in Mallorca

2010-08-05T02:13:00.000-07:00

If you enjoy open, virgin beaches, different from the tourist setups where you usually spend your holidays, you most come to "ES TRENC". This track of coastal land on Mallorca is formed by several kilometers of sandy beaches with its original flora and is the only one of its kind remaining in a pure state on Mallorca. We suggest that you enjoy a full day in the clean, transparent waters. You can choose the spot that most pleases you within this extension of excellent beaches.

You can travel to this unique area by means of public transport. If you have your own transport, drive to the village of "Campos", from where you will be directed by signboards to "Sa Rapita". Just before reaching this sea-resort follow the sign "Ses Covetes" or "Es Trenc" and keep going straight-on until the very end, where you turn to the right into "Ses Covetes". Park your car as soon as you can and walk to the beach by following the ever-present beach-goers.

From this place on, you will enjoy the most untouched and solitary spot in the whole area. Many bathers prefer this spot, because they can swim naked, feeling the touch of the waves on their bodies, nothing between their skin and nature. This is the place called "Es Trenc". It is the nude beach of Mallorca.

After relaxing and having enjoyed the sand, sun and water, if you feel thirsty or hungry, you can visit the restaurants on the open beach. But do not forget, if you have visited this wonderful spot, it is above to enjoy nature.

You will probably wonder why there is no hotels or other constructions on the shore line. Well - the majority of Mallorcans put pressure on the government to leave "Es Trenc" untouched; they remember what El Arenal looked like before and after the tourist boom. This last natural beach should remain untouched.

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Playa de Palma Nova. Cala Blanca

2010-08-04T08:17:00.000-07:00

Platja de Palmanova o Cala Blanca está a siete kilómetros de Calvià, situada entre Punta Nadala y es Carregador. Este arenal forma parte del conjunto de tres playas -ésta, Son Maties y es Carregador- que agrupa la urbanización Palmanova, antiguos terrenos de la possessió de ses Planes que dieron pie a la construcción el año 1934 de la primera zona residencial de este municipio.

Los alojamientos vacacionales, locales nocturnos y otros servicios destinados al turismo de masas forman el paisaje urbano de este arenal, convirtiéndolo en uno de los principales núcleos turísticos calvianers. También recibe una afluencia masiva de bañistas locales.

Esta playa tiene una extensión de medio kilómetro y ha necesitado una regeneración artificial para conseguir su aspecto actual de fina arena blanca, así como sus dimensiones, ya que las corrientes marinas provocan modificaciones en su litoral según la época del año.

La mejor zona para el fondeo de una embarcación en este arenal se localiza en las proximidades de Punta Nadala, abierta a los vientos de componente noreste-este, donde se hallará un fondo de arena, a una profundidad que oscila entre los tres y los cinco metros de profundidad. A media milla marina de distancia se encuentra la instalación portuaria más cercana, Club Nàutic Santa Ponça.

El acceso por carretera es sencillo siguiendo la señalización viaria y los desvíos. El vehículo particular se podrá estacionar de manera gratuita por las calles próximas al núcleo turístico. También se puede optar por el transporte público. El autobús para cerca de sus inmediaciones.

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Levanta la Vista: El 12 de agosto, las playas de Mallorca pueden vivir un momento que recordaremos durante años

2010-07-17T10:17:00.000-07:00

Hay tradiciones que nadie necesita explicar.

La noche de San Juan.

Las primeras puestas de sol del verano.

Las verbenas junto al mar.

Los fuegos artificiales.

Las cenas descalzos sobre la arena.

Son momentos que se repiten año tras año porque nos gusta compartirlos.

Porque nos unen.

Porque, durante unas horas, dejamos de hacer lo de siempre para vivir algo extraordinario.

Y este verano, Mallorca tiene la oportunidad de crear otro de esos momentos.

El 12 de agosto... la cita está en la playa.

No importa si eliges Playa de Palma, Can Pastilla, Es Trenc, Cala Agulla, Cala Mesquida, Alcúdia, Playa de Muro, Formentor, Port de Pollença, Cala Millor, Cala d'Or, Cala Mondragó, Cala Varques, Sa Ràpita, Colònia de Sant Jordi, Port d'Andratx, Sant Elm, Camp de Mar, Portals Vells, Illetes, Palmanova, Magaluf, Santa Ponça, Portals Nous, Porto Cristo, Cala Romántica o cualquiera de las más de 260 playas y calas de Mallorca.

Ese día...

Todas mirarán hacia el mismo lugar.

El cielo.

El mayor espectáculo del verano no estará en el móvil.

Durante unos minutos ocurrirá algo curioso.

Miles de personas dejarán de mirar una pantalla.

Miles de personas levantarán la vista al mismo tiempo.

Familias.

Amigos.

Parejas.

Niños.

Viajeros.

Vecinos.

Personas llegadas de todos los rincones del mundo.

Todos compartirán el mismo cielo sobre el Mediterráneo.

Y quizá ahí nazca una nueva tradición de Mallorca.

Como San Juan...

Pero mirando hacia arriba.

San Juan nos reúne alrededor del fuego.

El eclipse puede reunirnos alrededor del cielo.

No hace falta escenario.

No hace falta organización.

No hace falta comprar una entrada.

Solo hace falta estar.

Y mirar.

Una canción para ese momento

En los últimos días hemos descubierto una canción que parece escrita para ese instante.

Se llama Levanta la Vista.

Y tiene un mensaje muy sencillo.

Tan sencillo que cualquiera puede hacerlo suyo.

Levanta la vista.

Nada más.

Porque quizá llevamos demasiado tiempo mirando hacia abajo.

Imagina las playas de Mallorca

Imagina que, unos minutos antes del eclipse...

Suena la misma canción en distintos lugares de la isla.

En un chiringuito de Playa de Palma.

En un altavoz portátil sobre la arena de Es Trenc.

En una terraza frente al mar en Port de Sóller.

En un paseo marítimo de Alcúdia.

En un barco fondeado frente a Cala d'Or.

En una cala escondida de la Serra de Tramuntana.

En una familia que simplemente ha llevado un pequeño altavoz.

No hace falta que todo el mundo la escuche.

Solo hace falta que alguien decida compartirla.

Porque las mejores tradiciones empiezan así.

De manera sencilla.

Sin que nadie las imponga.

El reto de las playas de Mallorca

Nos gustaría lanzar una invitación abierta.

A quienes viven en la isla.

A quienes estarán de vacaciones.

A quienes llegan en crucero.

A quienes vienen por primera vez.

Y a quienes regresan cada verano.

El 12 de agosto...

🏖️ Ve a tu playa favorita.

📵 Guarda el teléfono durante unos minutos.

🎧 Pon la canción Levanta la Vista.

🌒 Espera el eclipse.

👀 Mira al cielo.

Y cuando todo termine...

Comparte una única fotografía.

No un selfie.

No un vídeo hablando.

No un filtro.

Solo una imagen del cielo, del mar o del horizonte desde el lugar donde lo hayas vivido.

Con un único mensaje:

#LevantaLaVista

¿Y si entre todos conseguimos algo bonito?

Las redes sociales estarán llenas de vídeos.

Pero quizá podamos llenarlas también de horizontes.

De playas.

De cielos.

De silencio.

De personas que decidieron vivir el momento antes que grabarlo.

Porque el eclipse pasará.

Pero la fotografía del cielo desde tu playa de Mallorca...

Esa será para siempre.

Y quizá, dentro de unos años, recordemos el 12 de agosto como recordamos la noche de San Juan.

Como un día en el que la isla volvió a reunirse.

No alrededor de una hoguera.

Sino bajo el mismo cielo.

Comparte la canción. Comparte el momento.

Si este mensaje también es para ti, ayúdanos a que llegue a más personas.

Comparte Levanta la Vista.

Con tus amigos.

Con tu familia.

Con tu alojamiento.

Con tu beach club.

Con tu chiringuito favorito.

Con quien vaya a compartir contigo ese día.

Porque las playas de Mallorca siempre han sido un lugar donde nacen los recuerdos.

Quizá este verano también nazca una nueva tradición.

Una canción.

Un eclipse.

Miles de personas.

Y un gesto tan sencillo que todos podemos hacer.

Levantar la vista.

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Porque hay días que se fotografían. Y hay días que se viven mirando al cielo.

EL Mallorca Surf Action en Can PAstilla 2009 Un año mas

2009-08-22T07:22:00.000-07:00

Mediante la presente, es un placer para nosotros invitarle a la presentación oficial del “QUINTO ANIVERSARIO” del evento internacional "Mallorca Surf Action 09" que se celebrará en la Playa de Palma los próximos días 29 y 30 de Agosto. Como ya sabrán el Surf Action se ha consolidado como el acontecimiento de este tipo más importante en toda Europa y uno de los más preciados en todo el mundo gracias a un completo programa de actividades, competiciones internacionales, espectáculos, programas de iniciación y exhibiciones del más alto nivel, alcanzando tras 4 exitosas temporadas una gran implicación social y repercusión mediática local, nacional e internacional.
Actualmente y tras un gran reconocimiento en toda Europa, el Surf Action supone todo un referente internacional de la Playa de Palma contribuyendo notablemente en la promoción de la oferta complementaria y dinamización de la zona así como en la potenciación de un turismo alternativo y saludable.

Si quieres venir a Can PAstilla , no te duermas !!!!!
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Mallorca beaches

2009-04-24T04:35:00.001-07:00

Playa de Palma is one of the most popular beaches of Mallorca. It is located near Palma and is one of the best cared for and connected beaches of the island. A large proportion of visitors stay in the Playa de Palma area (Ca'n Pastilla, El Arenal, Cala Estancia). The Magaluf area, in Calvià, is a British holiday area par excellence. It has a wide offer of restaurants, bars, hotels and clubs. If you are looking for more isolated beaches you should visit Calas de Mallorca (Manacor), an area consisting of several small coves and Formentor, from where you can see Menorca on a clear day. They have all received EU awards for their beauty and safety.

Among the many beaches in Mallorca, there is also room for the deep-rooted tradition of naturist beaches. In Mallorca, there are several naturist beaches both near and away from Palma. Nudism is practised in Es Trenc (Campos), la Playa del Mago (Portals Vells) and several other places.

One of the advantages of being on island is that when the winds blow from the north the beaches facing that direction will have a heavy swell. This makes them ideal to practise sports like windsurfing and surfing, although you have to be careful if you are going canoeing. The same happens when the wind blows from the south.

Before swimming it is important to check the sea conditions and follow the flag indications that can be found in most beaches of Mallorca. A green flag means that it is safe to swim, yellow means that you must be careful and red that you should not go into the water due to poor sea conditions.

Mallorca beaches

2009-04-06T07:41:00.000-07:00

Regardless of whether they have white sand or rocks, turquoise or crystal clear waters or are isolated or equipped with all services, all the beaches in Mallorca have a unique charm. It depends on your preferences. According to your interests, you might want to take refuge in a wonderful crystal-clear cove or spend a day in a beach offering a variety of services like sunbeds, sunshades and beach bars.

You will find a charming beach or cove anywhere on the island. There are beaches in the north of Mallorca. They are mostly sandy and rocky, with crystal-clear and slightly colder water. In the East, you will find fine white sandy beaches with turquoise waters, some of which remain unspoilt. They can be reached on foot through forests or walking down the rocks. The beaches of Mallorca are formed by the mouthes of streams, since there are no rivers in Mallorca.

In the areas that are most popular among tourists like Palma, Calvià and Alcúdia, the beaches are equipped with numerous services for those who have come to Mallorca to relax: sunshades, sunbeds, beach bars, pedal boats, etc. They also offer water activities such as kitesurfing or riding on a banana boat. The beaches provide lifeguard service and some of them, like Playa de Palma, Ca'n Pere Antoni and Platja de Son Matias, are equipped with ramps for people with reduced mobility and adapted chairs so that everyone can enjoy a swim in the sea of Mallorca.

A world of sports

2009-03-30T06:33:00.000-07:00

Yachting activities are, of course, the figurehead of an area that is irremissibly geared towards the sea. Other activities are water skiing, diving, fishing, windersurfing...and there are more, such as beach volleyball and north walking

un mar de deportes
Las actividades nauticas son, nunca mejor dicho, el mascaron de proa de una zona volcada irremesiblemente al mar. Otras actividades son el esqui acuatico, submarinismo, pesca, wind-surf...y otros como boley playa, north walking, tambien son posibles

Un mar de posibilidades

2009-03-30T05:28:00.000-07:00

Impresionantes acantilados, una paradisiaca playa de interminable y blanca arena, animados puertos y calas salvajes de aguas de espejo. Mas de 3000 horas de sol al año y suaves temperaturas (incluso en invierno), con una media anual de 17 C. El destino ideal para pasar unos vacaciones

A world of possibilities

2009-03-30T05:19:00.000-07:00

Impressive cliffs, a heavenly, unending beach and white sand, lively sport a wild coves with mirror-like waters. Over 3.000 hours of sun a years and mild temperaures (even in winter), with an anual average of 17oC. The ideal destination in which to spend a few unforgatable days of rest, whether it be in winter or summer.

A world of smiles

2009-03-30T04:49:00.000-07:00

Health services, security, beach lifeguards, cleaning, tourist information offices combined with guest service infrastructures of the hotel and leisure establishments and shops make Playa de Palma an unbeatable setting in which to spend your holiday.

The Best Webcam to See Mallorca’s Beaches – Live from Hotel Amic Horizonte!

2009-02-02T02:32:00.000-08:00

🏖️ The Best Webcam to See Mallorca’s Beaches – Live from Hotel Amic Horizonte!

Looking for the perfect way to check the beaches of Palma de Mallorca in real-time? With the new live webcam at Hotel Amic Horizonte, you can now enjoy stunning views of some of the island’s most beautiful beaches, weather conditions, and the ever-changing colours of the Mediterranean horizon.

📍 What can you see from our webcam?
✨ Can Pere Antoni Beach – The closest beach to Palma’s city centre, perfect for a quick escape.
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✨ Playa de Palma & El Arenal – The island’s most famous beach area, stretching along the coast.
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mallorca surf action

2008-08-15T19:00:00.001-07:00

fiesta con concurso para miss y mister surfaction. Palma Bay.
Sabado, 28 de junio de 2008