Beach Guide: Es Trenc – Everything You Need to Know Before You Visit

Beach Guide: Es Trenc – Everything You Need to Know Before You Visit

🌴 Why Visit Es Trenc?

Es Trenc is often called “Mallorca’s Caribbean” for its white sand and turquoise waters stretching over 2 km of protected coastline. Unlike many other beaches on the island, Es Trenc is free from big resorts, preserving its natural beauty inside a protected nature reserve. This makes it one of the most iconic and photogenic beaches in Mallorca.


📋 Quick Facts About Es Trenc

FeatureDetails
LocationSouth Mallorca (Campos area)
Distance from Palma~45 km (40–50 min drive)
Beach TypeLong, sandy beach with dunes
Ideal ForFamilies, nature lovers, couples
FacilitiesSunbeds, parasols, toilets, lifeguards, small beach bars
ParkingPaid parking (€7–€10), limited in peak season
Best Time to VisitEarly morning or late afternoon

📍 Location & How to Get There


🚗 By Car

  • Drive from Palma (~40–50 min) via MA-19 towards Campos, then follow signs to Es Trenc
  • Paid parking near Ses Covetes or Ses Salines entrance (€7–€10)
  • Tip: Book your car early – check our Car Rental Guide

🚌 By Bus

  • TIB Bus 501 from Palma to Campos → change to local bus to Es Trenc (summer service only)
  • Total travel time: ~1.5–2 hours

🚕 By Taxi

  • Approx. €65–€80 one way from Palma

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🌊 What to Expect at Es Trenc

  • Caribbean Feel: Crystal-clear turquoise water, soft white sand
  • Natural Reserve: Surrounded by dunes and salt flats, no large hotels
  • Vibe: Relaxed, mixed crowd (families, naturists, locals, and tourists)
  • Crowds: Very popular in summer — go early to claim your spot

🍴 Bars & Dining at Es Trenc

OptionDetails
ChiringuitosSimple beach bars on Es Trenc serving drinks, snacks, and light meals
Nearby VillagesSes Salines and Colònia de Sant Jordi offer excellent restaurants for a full lunch or dinner

🧠 FAQs About Es Trenc

Is Es Trenc family-friendly?

Yes, the shallow water is great for kids.

Can you buy food and drinks?

Yes, but options are limited to beach bars — bring snacks.

Is nudism allowed?

Yes, Es Trenc is one of Mallorca’s most popular naturist beaches.


✅ Tips Before You Go

TipWhy It Matters
Bring CashSome beach bars and parking don’t take cards
Pack EssentialsShade and water – minimal natural shade
Go EarlyParking and best spots go fast
Respect NatureStay off dunes, no littering – this is a protected area

🎉 Fun Facts About Es Trenc

  • Es Trenc is part of a protected nature reserve and one of the few undeveloped beaches left in Mallorca
  • The nearby Salinas d’Es Trenc salt flats have been producing sea salt for centuries, including the famous Flor de Sal d’Es Trenc used by top chefs
  • Es Trenc has been a traditional spot for naturists for decades, making it a discreet favorite for nude sunbathing
  • Its Caribbean look has made it a popular backdrop for international commercials and fashion shoots

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