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Platja de Santanyí is a beach in Cala Santanyí, on Carrer sa Costa d'en Nofre in Mallorca. It is a small cove with fine sand and clear turquoise water; shallow water extends for about 30 to 50 metres before reaching roughly 1.5 m depth. Sunbeds are listed at 16 € for 2 beds, 21 € for 3 beds, or 15.70 € for 2 sunbeds plus an umbrella per day. Parking is easier before 9:30am, and there are many steps down from the upper streets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there parking at Platja de Santanyí, and when should I arrive?
Yes, according to several reviews there is parking near Platja de Santanyí, often also in the streets above the beach. One tip from the reviews: before 9:30 am, the chance of finding a free space is much better, and before midday parking is usually still easier. Many steps lead down from the upper parking areas.
How many steps lead down to Platja de Santanyí?
The reviews mention different access routes. One visitor counted 87 steps, while another recommends parking in Carrer de sa Cova des Vell Mari, 6 and descending via 150+ steps. Platja de Santanyí is in a small bay, so access from above is partly steep.
Is Platja de Santanyí suitable for families and children?
Several reviews describe Platja de Santanyí as a gently sloping bay with calm water. One user mentioned about 30 to 50 metres of shallow water before it reaches a depth of around 1.5 metres. This makes the beach practical for children and less confident swimmers, especially in calm seas.
What facilities are there at Platja de Santanyí?
Reviews mention restaurants, bars, ice cream and fruit sellers nearby. Several visitors also report a lifeguard on the beach. Toilets are said to be available in some reviews, but only limitedly usable in others; one user saw the public toilets still closed at 10:00. Showers are mentioned less often, but a foot-washing area is.
Can I hire sun loungers and parasols at Platja de Santanyí?
Yes, according to reviews, sun loungers and parasols are available on site. Prices mentioned are €16 for 2 loungers, €21 for 3 loungers, or €15.70 for 2 sun loungers plus an umbrella per day. As prices vary in the reviews, it is worth checking briefly on site, especially in high season.
What is the water like at Platja de Santanyí for swimming and snorkelling?
Several visitors describe the water as clear and turquoise, with calm conditions in the bay. For snorkelling, visibility is often mentioned positively, although some reviews also mention algae or seagrass that can affect clarity at times. Platja de Santanyí is a small bay with areas for swimming and other water use.
When is the best time to visit Platja de Santanyí?
According to reviews, it gets much busier in July and August, as well as at weekends and on hot afternoons. If you are looking for parking, you should arrive before 9:30 am if possible; before midday, parking is often still easier. For quieter conditions, early mornings are recommended, especially if you want to experience Platja de Santanyí with fewer crowds.
What is the best way to reach Platja de Santanyí by public transport or on foot?
Some reviews mention a bus stop right next to the beach, which can make getting there without a car easier. On foot, access is possible from the upper streets, although many steps lead down into the bay. Platja de Santanyí is in Cala Santanyí, so it is a small coastal bay with direct access from the village.

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Location

Carrer sa Costa d'en Nofre, 07659 Cala Santanyí
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