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Es Trenc Beach, Ses Covetes
The stunning beach of Es Trenc is not attached to any resort, so it is fairly isolated and has a wild and natural feel. There are 2km of golden sand and crystal clear water, it's often referred to as Mallorca's answer to the Caribbean.
Whilst long, the beach is only 20 metres wide or so so you may find people walking quite close by you as they search for their own quiet spot. It is very beautiful and, despite its relative remoteness, the beach remains very popular and is very busy during peak times.
Facilities aren't bad at all for a beach without an attached resort. You'll find sunbeds and parasols for hire, lifeguards on duty, toilets, ramps for the disabled and restaurants.
This has long been an unofficial nudist beach, even during the Franco era. It does make for a more peaceful, less commercial beach compared to some of the others on Mallorca's coast.
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Water Safety & Clarity
The shallow waters make it suitable for children. Behind the beach lie protected sand dunes and wetlands which are home to migratory birds and marine vegetation. There are lifeguards on duty during the busy summer months.
Watersports Nearby
Es Trenc beach is great for windsurfing, kayaking, snorkelling, stand up paddle boarding and any other watersport you might want to try.
Directions
To get here, you can drive, or take a bus. There is access from both Ses Covetes and through the salt flats to the south. The car parking is cheaper at Ses Covetes entrance. The Es Trenc Restaurant offers parking for a fee which is then subtracted from your lunch bill.
Location
Colonia de Sant Jordi, Mallorca
