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.

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.

Discover the best-kept secret of southern Mallorca: Ses Covetes beach. Less crowded than Es Trenc, perfect for families, with white sand and crystal-clear waters. Complete guide with practical tips for visiting this protected natural area.

When visitors talk about the naturist beaches in south Mallorca, Es Trenc always dominates the conversation. But Ses Covetes is a beautiful white sand beach that many skip on their way to Es Trenc, and that’s precisely its greatest virtue.

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 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.

Home › Beaches › Es Trenc beach: how to get there, parking and what to expect 6 min read White sand and turquoise water, a protected natural area (few services). About 10 minutes by car from Colònia de Sant Jordi. Paid car parks near the access; they fill up early in summer. Go early, bring … Read more

A local’s ranking of the best family beaches in Colònia de Sant Jordi — shallow, calm Es Port and Es Dolç, plus Cala Galiota, Es Marquès, Es Trenc and more, with tips for beach days with kids.