Boat Trip to Es Trenc from Colònia de Sant Jordi: What’s Really on Offer
The truth about going to Es Trenc by boat from Colònia: there is no docking (it is a protected beach), but there are the best trips in the south — Cabrera and coastal cruises.
The truth about going to Es Trenc by boat from Colònia: there is no docking (it is a protected beach), but there are the best trips in the south — Cabrera and coastal cruises.
The truth about beach bars at Es Trenc: it is a protected natural beach with very few services. Where to grab something, what to expect on prices, and how to organise yourself.
When and where the weekly market is in Colònia de Sant Jordi (Wednesdays, May-October) plus the nearby Santanyí and Campos markets, and where to buy fresh food day to day.
The best kayak and paddleboard routes from Colònia de Sant Jordi: the classic run from Es Dolç to Es Carbó and the islet of na Moltona, where to rent, safety and when to go.
Where to dive in Colònia de Sant Jordi: the Cabrera archipelago, a marine reserve with crystal-clear water. What you’ll see, diving for all levels, permits and season.
How to get a good paella or rice dish to take away in Colònia de Sant Jordi: order it in advance at the restaurants and enjoy it on the apartment terrace.
There’s no golf course in Colònia, but 25-40 minutes away there are good ones: Son Antem and Golf Maioris (Llucmajor) and Vall d’Or (s’Horta). How to plan your round.
How to get to Es Caragol, a wild beach at the southern tip of Mallorca: on-foot access from the Cap de ses Salines lighthouse, what the beach is like, the coastal walk and tips.
Where and when to see flamingos in southern Mallorca: the Salobrar de Campos, next to Es Trenc. Species, best season, how to watch without disturbing and how to get there.
Explore the stunning Colònia de Sant Jordi promenade walk and discover kayak routes to pristine beaches like Es Dolç, Es Carbó, and hidden coves accessible only from the sea. Local insider guide with practical tips.