Description

The Torrent de Coanegra is a river and natural area in Mallorca, well known as a destination for hiking and canyoning.

Nature & Character

The Torrent de Coanegra winds through a wooded valley landscape and carries crystal-clear water after periods of heavy rainfall. The waterfalls are the visual highlight — though they don't flow all year round. It's worth checking whether water is present before you visit, as the experience is quite different when the falls are in full flow compared to when the streambed lies dry.

Hiking & Canyoning

The route along the torrent is largely flat and very manageable — suitable for children and families alike. Along the way you'll pass an inhabited hut. As well as hiking, the Torrent de Coanegra is also used for canyoning, making it a particularly good spot for beginners. Providers such as Món d'Aventura guide groups through the gorge.

Getting There & Location

The Torrent de Coanegra is located in Mallorca and can be reached by train via the Palma–Santa Maria line.

Before You Visit

Access can occasionally be closed due to the risk of rockfall. A quick check of current conditions before each visit is strongly recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Torrent de Coanegra always have water?
No. The streambed can be completely dry at certain times of year. The torrent is at its most impressive when the waterfalls are flowing, so it's worth checking current conditions before you go.
Is the route suitable for children?
The path is mostly flat and considered very manageable for adults and children with a reasonable level of fitness.
Can access be closed?
There are occasional closures due to the risk of rockfall. It's advisable to check current accessibility before your visit.
How do you reach the torrent by train?
The Torrent de Coanegra is reachable via the Palma–Santa Maria train line.

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