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Isla Dragonera
Description
Sa Dragonera is an uninhabited island and nature reserve off the south-west coast of Mallorca, reached by ferry from the village of Sant Elm.
Nature & Wildlife
The island is best known for its remarkable lizard population — the creatures are everywhere and will often venture surprisingly close to visitors. Beyond that, you can spot wading birds, seabirds and a fine variety of other wildlife. The unspoilt, peaceful landscape with its striking terrain makes it a compelling destination for anyone who loves the natural world.
Walking & Lighthouses
Several waymarked walking trails open up the island, leading to its three lighthouses as well as to the island's summit. Sturdy footwear is strongly recommended. There is nothing to buy on the island, so bring plenty of water and sun protection. Toilets with running water are available near the port.
Getting There & Access
The crossing from Sant Elm takes around 15 to 20 minutes. One well-known ferry operator serving the route is Cruceros Margarita. Access to the island is regulated, with only around 30 visitors permitted to land per hour.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you swim at Sa Dragonera?
Swimming is permitted only in certain areas close to the port.
How many walking routes are there on the island?
There are four waymarked trails of varying length and difficulty, including a route to the summit.
What should I make sure to bring?
Sturdy footwear, plenty of water and sun protection — nothing can be bought on the island itself, and shaded spots are few and far between.
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