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S'Arenal d'en Casat
Description
S'Arenal d'en Casat is an unspoilt beach within the Son Real nature reserve on Mallorca, tucked between Can Picafort and Son Serra de Marina.
A wild beach in a protected landscape
The beach sits inside a nature reserve and offers a pristine stretch of coastline — sand, sea, dunes and low-lying pine woodland, with virtually no buildings in sight. There is no infrastructure whatsoever: no kiosks, no restaurants, no bins. Come prepared with everything you need — water, sun protection, and water shoes if you have them.
Water & nature
The water is clear and shallow enough for snorkelling. Coves and small rocky inlets line the shore, with pine forest accompanying the path along the coast. Posidonia seagrass can gather on the beach and in the shallows depending on the time of year and weather conditions, which may make swimming trickier. There is no shade on the beach itself.
Getting there
The beach falls within the municipality of Santa Margalida. A car park sits near a restored finca; from there, a flat coastal path leads to the beach — roughly 20 to 45 minutes on foot depending on your starting point. From Son Real, allow around an hour's walk. The path is scenic in its own right and lends itself well to a longer coastal hike.
Who'll enjoy the walk down
The beach is peaceful and rarely busy. Naturist bathing is common and completely uncontested. If you're after a quiet, natural cove well away from the crowds — and the seagrass cooperates — this is exactly the place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there any shade or somewhere to buy food and drinks at the beach?
Neither — there is no shade, and no kiosks, drinks or any other facilities whatsoever. Bring your own water, sun protection and snacks.
Can you snorkel at the beach?
The water is clear and shallow, making it well suited to snorkelling. Depending on the season and weather, seagrass can build up and make swimming less comfortable.
How far is the walk to the beach?
From the car park near the restored finca, the walk takes roughly 20 to 45 minutes depending on your starting point. The path is flat and easy to follow; water shoes are a good idea.
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