Platja de Can Curt

Platja de Can Curt is located near Ses Salines, between Es Dolç and Es Carbó. Several reviews say the cove is reached on foot; one reviewer notes that non-residents must walk there. The path is described as flat and easy, although there are a few small rocky sections in places.

The cove is described in many reviews as small and secluded. Several visitors mention very few people, and one review says it was completely empty in November. Because the beach is small, even around 10 people can already feel like a crowd. Weekdays are often mentioned as the quieter option.

Several reviews mention little or no natural shade at Platja de Can Curt. A few visitors do note shade from the fishermen’s houses or boathouses in parts of the cove. As there are no notable facilities on site, it is sensible to bring water, sun protection and, if needed, a hat. This is especially useful in summer.

Platja de Can Curt is often described in reviews as having clear water and calm conditions. One visitor mentions a section with clear, shallow water, and several reviews refer to good snorkelling and fish spotting. The cove is partly sandy and partly rocky, so access into the water is not the same everywhere. For children, it is only suitable in some areas.

Yes, several reviews mention stony or rocky sections on the approach and in the cove itself. One reviewer describes the path as having a few small rocky parts, and others note that the beach is partly rocky. There can also be stones in the water, so swim shoes are a practical choice. This is especially useful when the sea is less calm.

Several reviews mention no or very few facilities at Platja de Can Curt. The area is described as largely natural, with fishermen’s houses, boathouses and a partly dilapidated building rather than standard beach services. If you plan to stay for a while, it is best to bring your own water, food and essentials. That is especially useful for longer visits.

Reviews suggest that Platja de Can Curt is quieter on weekdays and outside the main season. One visitor described the cove as completely empty in November. After storms, however, plastic can wash ashore, and seaweed is also reported on the beach in some periods. For a calmer visit, early morning or the shoulder season are practical choices.