Description

Platja Es Trenc is a long, natural beach on Mallorca's southern coast — largely undeveloped, with no hotels and no promenade.

White sand and turquoise water

Es Trenc draws you in with fine white sand and shallow, turquoise water that warms up quickly — perfect for a swim. The entry into the sea is gentle and gradual. Depending on the time of year, seagrass may be present on the shore, which is entirely typical for a beach of this unspoilt character. There is no shade to speak of here.

Part of a nature reserve

The beach sits within the Parc Natural d'Es Trenc i el Salobrar de Campos. This protected status is precisely what has kept the coastline free from development. Stretching between Sa Ràpita and Colònia de Sant Jordi, it ranks among the last great natural beaches on the island.

Peak season and parking

Es Trenc can get busy during the summer months. If you're arriving by car, a parking fee applies. If you're planning to leave the car park during the day and return later, it's worth knowing that re-entry isn't always guaranteed — so it's best to check with the parking attendants on site.

Finding the beach

The address is Platja des Trenc, 07639, Illes Balears. The beach is on Mallorca's south coast, just west of Ses Salines.

Facilities & services

Good for
Families with children

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there any shade or are there toilets at Es Trenc?
No — the beach has neither shade nor toilet facilities on site.
What is the water like at Es Trenc?
The water is shallow and warms up quickly, making it noticeably warmer than at many other beaches on the island. The entry into the sea is gentle and gradual.
Can I leave the car park and come back during the day?
A day parking ticket covers all-day access in principle, but re-entry after leaving the site can be refused. It's best to check directly with the parking staff before you head off.

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