Discover the breathtaking beauty of Salobrar Natural Park and Es Trenc Beach. Immerse yourself in a diverse ecosystem and spot migratory birds, while enjoying the stunning turquoise waters of this unforgettable beach.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Salobrar Natural Park and Es Trenc Beach. Immerse yourself in a diverse ecosystem and spot migratory birds, while enjoying the stunning turquoise waters of this unforgettable beach.
The beach of Es Trenc is part of the Es Salobrar marsh’s natural area, featuring dunes, pine forests, mountains, salt flats, and tamarinds that captivate the senses.
Situated in southern Mallorca, it is among the island’s most stunning coastal regions, encompassing 1,500 hectares of protected land, perfect for a beach day in a pristine natural setting….
The beach of Es Trenc is part of the Es Salobrar marsh’s natural area, featuring dunes, pine forests, mountains, salt flats, and tamarinds that captivate the senses.
Situated in southern Mallorca, it is among the island’s most stunning coastal regions, encompassing 1,500 hectares of protected land, perfect for a beach day in a pristine natural setting.
Notes:
- As a protected area, direct access by car or coach is not available. The most convenient access is through this proposal, allowing you to reach La Rapita beach, also part of the Natural Park, and enjoy a scenic 1km walk along the shore to Es Trenc.
Depending on the sea current, posidonia may occasionally appear on the shore. In such cases, it is recommended to walk until you find clear waters.
What to bring: Sun protection, hat, swimsuit, towel, water, and snacks.
For lunch or a drink:
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Visit any of the restaurants in La Rapita and take the chance to explore this charming fishing village.
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Alternatively, dine at the restaurants in Ses Covetas (located between La Rapita and Es Trenc).
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If preferred, bring your own lunch to enjoy directly on the sand.
Points of Interest
- Platja d’es Trenc
- Air-conditioned vehicles for a comfortable ride
- Air-conditioned vehicles for a comfortable ride
- Lunch
- Lunch
The Parc Natural del Salobrar, a haven of biodiversity, spreads across 1,400 hectares of pristine wilderness. The name is drawn from the Catalan term ‘salobrar’, signifying a ‘saline zone’, which perfectly depicts the distinctive characteristic of this area.
Delving into the park uncovers an enchanting ecosystem comprised of salt flats, lagoons, dunes,…
The Parc Natural del Salobrar, a haven of biodiversity, spreads across 1,400 hectares of pristine wilderness. The name is drawn from the Catalan term ‘salobrar’, signifying a ‘saline zone’, which perfectly depicts the distinctive characteristic of this area.
Delving into the park uncovers an enchanting ecosystem comprised of salt flats, lagoons, dunes, and marshlands, acting as the perfect home for a plethora of migratory and indigenous birds. This area is a true sanctuary for bird enthusiasts where one can potentially observe pink flamingos, herons, osprey, cormorants, and various other aquatic birds.
The celebrated Es Trenc Beach is nestled within the boundaries of the Natural Park. The awe-inspiring panorama of this beach promises an indelible experience. Picture an endless expanse of shoreline with the vibrant turquoise blue of the crystal-clear waters extending beyond the horizon.
- Depending on the sea current, there may sometimes be posidone on the shore. In this case, we recommend walking until you find crystal clear waters.
- What to bring: Sun protection, hat, swimsuit, towel, water and snacks.
- For lunch or a drink: You can go to any of the restaurants that you will find in La Rapita and take the opportunity to explore this fishing village, you can also have lunch in the restaurants of Ses Covetas (between the beach of La Rapìta and Es Trenc). If you prefer, you can also bring your own lunch to enjoy directly on the beach.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
