Bunker Sa Coma Beach – Historic Coastal Sight

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The Bunker Sa Coma Beach is a historic coastal structure right on the shore of Sa Coma in eastern Mallorca — a worthwhile stop for anyone who fancies combining a beach stroll with a glimpse of living history.

Two Bunkers, One Beautiful Coastline

Two old bunkers sit along the beach at Sa Coma, easy to take in as you walk past. Both structures are weathered and covered in graffiti, and litter around and near the buildings is a recurring issue. As standalone sights, the bunkers aren't especially remarkable — their real appeal lies in the wider setting: the views over the beach and coastline from here are lovely, and the sunset over the water is well worth catching.

Coast & Nature

The coastline surrounding the bunkers is the true highlight of this spot. The water is a vivid, clear blue, warm and shallow — it stays gentle for a long stretch, making it a great area for families with young children. Behind the beach, a nature reserve begins, though it tends to be poorly respected by visitors.

Hiking & Adventure

A coastal path continues behind the bunkers, hugging the shoreline. The route is at times very rocky and demanding — sturdy footwear is strongly recommended. The trail is said to lead all the way to a watchtower. If you're after a bit of adventure, this makes for a rewarding, if challenging, walk.

Finding the Bunkers

The bunkers are located at Avinguda de ses Palmeres 9 in Sa Coma, a coastal village on the eastern side of Mallorca. They're clearly visible from the beach.

Facilities & services

Good forFamilies with children

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you go inside the bunkers?

One of the bunkers is inaccessible due to rubbish blocking the entrance. You can squeeze into the second one with a bit of effort, though it is also in a dirty state.

Do I need special footwear?

Sturdy shoes are recommended for the coastal path behind the bunkers — the trail passes over rocks of all sizes and can be tricky underfoot in places.

Is it worth visiting in the evening?

The sunset from the area around the bunkers comes highly recommended — it's one of the best reasons to time your visit for later in the day.

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Location

Avinguda de ses Palmeres, 9, 07560 Sa Coma

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