Platja del Rei

Several reviews mention free parking near Platja del Rei. At the same time, spaces can be limited and the car park may fill up quickly. A practical tip from reviewers is to arrive before 9–10 am if you want to secure a spot. From the parking area, it is about a 5-minute walk to the beach.

According to several reviews, Platja del Rei is small and can fill up quickly, especially in summer or around midday. One review noted it was relatively quiet at 10:30 am and much busier by 12:00 pm. If you want more space, it is best to arrive early. The car park can also fill up quickly in the morning.

Several reviews mention that there are no public toilets, showers or changing rooms at Platja del Rei. Cafés or restaurants are also not commonly reported; one small kiosk or beach bar was mentioned in some comments, but others describe it as closed. If you plan to stay longer, it is sensible to bring water and snacks. On-site facilities appear to be limited.

Yes, reviews describe two coves in the same area: one regular beach and one nudist beach. Platja del Rei is therefore mentioned as being used by both clothed and naturist visitors. It is sensible to check the specific cove and any signs on arrival. That makes it easier to choose the area you prefer.

According to reviews, Platja del Rei is about 21 km from Palma de Mallorca, or roughly 30 minutes by car. From S’Arenal, the journey is around 35–40 minutes. The bus stop is about a 10–15 minute walk away, and from the car park it is roughly 5 minutes to the beach. Access may involve paths, steps or a short uphill section.

Several reviews describe the water as clear, turquoise and shallow. That makes it suitable for swimming and also for snorkelling; some comments mention fish and calm conditions. In a few reviews, the beach is also described as suitable for children because the water is very shallow. However, rocks, sea urchins and occasional small jellyfish are mentioned in some areas, so care is advisable when entering.

Several reviews recommend arriving early, especially if you want a spot on the sand or in the shade. Before 9–10 am, the chances of finding parking and a quieter beach area are higher; by around 12:00 pm it often becomes much busier. In the afternoon, the shade from the pine trees and forest moves further across the beach. That makes timing useful for planning your visit.