Beach Guide: Can Pere Antoni – Palma’s City Beach

Beach Guide: Can Pere Antoni – Palma’s City Beach

🌴 Why Visit Can Pere Antoni?

Can Pere Antoni is Palma’s most accessible beach — perfect if you want a swim without leaving the city. Stretching for 750 meters along the Bay of Palma, it offers fine sand, calm waters, and unbeatable views of La Seu Cathedral. Popular with locals and visitors alike, it’s ideal for a quick dip, a sunset walk, or relaxing between sightseeing stops.


📋 Quick Facts

FeatureDetails
LocationPalma city, near Portixol
Distance from City Center~15 min walk from La Seu Cathedral
Beach TypeUrban sandy beach
Length750 meters
VibeRelaxed, local, sporty
FacilitiesShowers, lifeguards, sunbeds (summer), bike path
Best Time to VisitEarly morning for calm or late afternoon for sunset

📍 Location & How to Get There

🚶 On Foot – Just a 15-minute walk from Palma’s Old Town, past the Cathedral and Parc de la Mar

🚲 By Bike – Directly on Palma’s scenic Passeig Marítim bike path

🚗 By Car – Limited parking nearby — better to walk or bike if you’re staying in Palma

🚌 By Bus – EMT Lines 15, 23, or 25 stop near the beach


🌊 What to Expect

  • Fine sand, calm water, and excellent views of Palma Cathedral
  • Popular with locals jogging or cycling along the promenade
  • Perfect for a quick swim or beach break during a city day

🍴 Bars & Dining Nearby

OptionDetails
Anima BeachUpscale beach club offering cocktails, sunbeds, and Mediterranean cuisine
Assaona Gastrobeach ClubTrendy gastrobeach concept combining fine dining and beachside vibes, ideal for sunset cocktails and tapas
Portixol AreaA 10-minute stroll east for stylish cafés and seafood restaurants

✅ Tips Before You Go

TipWhy It Matters
No ShadeBring an umbrella or sit near the promenade
Early BirdsMorning hours are quieter before locals arrive for evening walks
Combine ItPerfect stop during a city sightseeing day

🎉 Fun Facts

  • Can Pere Antoni is named after a historic farmhouse that once stood here
  • The bike path that runs along the beach is part of Palma’s longest cycling route, connecting the city to Portixol and Playa de Palma

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🧠 FAQs

Is Can Pere Antoni good for families?

Yes, but note the lack of shade and limited space in peak summer.

Can you rent sunbeds here?

Yes, during summer months near Anima Beach.

Is it safe to swim?

Yes, calm waters and lifeguards in season.

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