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S’Arenalet des Verger
S’Arenalet des Verger is a secluded cove in Mallorca, reached on foot, by mountain bike or by boat. The walk from Cala Estreta or the refuge takes about 90 minutes to 1.5 hours each way, with 2 to 3 hours mentioned for the full outing. The route is medium to hard, so sturdy shoes and water are needed. It sits in a nature reserve, with white sand, clear water and a refuge cabin behind the beach.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get to S’Arenalet des Verger?
According to visitor reviews, access is possible on foot, by mountain bike, or by boat. Many people start from Cala Estreta or the refuge and then walk about 90 minutes to 1.5 hours each way. The route runs through a protected natural area, so it is worth planning the trip carefully.
How long is the walk to the beach?
From Cala Estreta or the refuge, the walk is repeatedly described as around 90 minutes to 1.5 hours each way. Several visitors mention a total hiking time of about 2 to 3 hours for the round trip. One reviewer covered nearly 6 km in 1 hour 40 minutes on the return leg.
Where should you park?
The reviews do not mention one official car park, but many visitors start around Cala Estreta. Some recommend leaving the car a little further back in a safe place, which can shorten the walk. It is important to park only where it is permitted and safe, as access can be confusing in places.
Can you swim at S’Arenalet des Verger?
Yes, the water is described in reviews as turquoise and very clear, but conditions can change. Several visitors mention high waves that can make swimming impossible at times, and jellyfish were also reported. It is sensible to check wind and sea conditions before planning a swim.
How difficult is the route?
The route is described in reviews as medium to hard. Parts can be rocky, so sturdy shoes and enough water are recommended, especially in warm weather. Depending on your starting point, it is sensible to allow around 2 to 3 hours for the round trip.
Is there a refuge or cabin nearby?
Yes, there is a refuge or cabin behind the beach. Reviews mention that it was closed at times and that there are no electrical sockets there. If you are planning an overnight stay or a longer visit, it is worth checking the current status in advance.
When is the best time to visit?
Many reviews mention especially quiet conditions in the low season, for example in January or February. At that time, the beach was sometimes almost empty, and one visitor spent a full hour there in January completely alone. The spot is also often mentioned for sunrise visits.
Is access always open?
No, reviews mention that access can be closed at times or limited by barriers. As the area is inside a natural park, paths and rules are not always the same. Before setting off, it is sensible to check the current situation and allow extra time in case of detours.
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