Snorkelling in Colònia de Sant Jordi: the best spots
Where to snorkel in Colònia de Sant Jordi, by a local: Cala Galiota, Es Carbó and Es Caragol with Posidonia, the islet of na Moltona and the Cabrera marine reserve.
Where to snorkel in Colònia de Sant Jordi, by a local: Cala Galiota, Es Carbó and Es Caragol with Posidonia, the islet of na Moltona and the Cabrera marine reserve.
Es Carbó Beach is one of Mallorca’s most spectacular unspoilt beaches. Learn exactly how to get there on foot from Colònia de Sant Jordi, what to bring, and why this pristine cove is worth every step of the coastal trail.
Where to eat well in Colònia de Sant Jordi by a local: Es Marisol, Hostal Playa, Sal de Cocó, Auba Cafè, Cassai Beach House, El Suricata and the beach shacks.
A complete guide to supermarkets in Colònia de Sant Jordi from a local’s point of view: Eroski City, opening hours by season, local products and practical tips.
Discover why colonia sant jordi off season october november offers the perfect blend of mild weather, empty beaches, and authentic local experiences at fraction of summer prices.
How to visit the Salines d’Es Trenc, between Campos and Colònia: artisan Flor de Sal salt, guided tours, the flamingos of the Salobrar and when to go.
A local’s honest guide to planning your Mallorca summer holiday June July August. Real insights on weather, crowds, and beaches for each month in southern Mallorca.
The seaside promenade, the wild beaches Es Carbó and Es Caragol, and the route to the Cap de ses Salines lighthouse — on foot from Colònia, with map, distances and tips.
Discover why a villa private pool Ses Salines Mallorca offers the perfect blend of authentic island life and private luxury. Local insights on areas, what to expect, and how to choose your ideal villa in southern Mallorca’s most unspoiled corner.
Where a local actually goes for quiet sand near Colònia de Sant Jordi — Es Dolç, Cala Galiota, Es Marquès, Es Carbó, Es Caragol and remote Cala Màrmols — plus how to avoid the crowds.