2026 Campos Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in July)

Many people choose Barcelona or Madrid when visiting Spain. But for me, the most unforgettable place this time was Mallorca. The first time I stood on the cliff at Caló des Moro, I was truly stunned. The sea water shifts from light blue, mint green, to Tiffany blue, and then to the deep Mediterranean blue, with layers of gradient like a transparent jelly. The photos are barely edited. What I saw with my own eyes was even more beautiful than the camera captured. If I hadn’t seen it myself, I would have a hard time believing Europe has such a dreamy sea. Here, there’s no noisy commercial beach, no dense high-rises. Only cliffs, pine forests, sea breeze, and a crystal-clear Mediterranean. Some lie on the rocks sunbathing, some snorkel in the jelly sea, some challenge cliff diving, and some, like me, just sit quietly, staring at the sea lost in thought. That’s probably the greatest meaning of travel. There’s always a place that makes you feel: the world is truly worth exploring slowly. 📍 Caló des Moro travel guide 〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️ ✅ Location: Spain · Mallorca, about 1 hour by car from Palma city center. ✅ Recommendation: self-drive, private car, or book a day tour in advance. Public transportation is inconvenient. ✅ Best time to visit: ◾ May–June and September–October have comfortable weather and fewer people. ◾ July–August is peak season. ◾ Parking is very tight after 10 AM. ✅ Suggested arrival time: before 8:00 AM. Otherwise, parking is difficult, there will be queues going down, and the beach will be almost full. The earlier you arrive, the better for drone shots or empty views. ⬛ Must-have items for swimming 〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️ ✅ Snorkel mask, non-slip canyoning shoes, sunscreen (SPF 50+), sun hat, towel ✅ Plenty of drinking water. There are almost no convenience stores here, so prepare in advance. ✅ Wear sports shoes! After parking, you need to walk about 15–20 minutes. The last part is a steep rocky path. Wearing sandals makes it easy to slip. ⬛ About cliff diving 〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️ Many Europeans dive here, but the height is considerable and currents change daily. Don’t try it without experience. Safety first. Also, make sure your phone is waterproof. The sea here is so beautiful that almost everyone goes in. ✅ Recommended gear: waterproof phone pouch, GoPro, waterproof camera. Every shot looks cinematic. ⬛ Must-visit spots in Mallorca 〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️ ✅ Caló des Moro (jelly sea) ✅ Cala s’Almunia (natural pool) ✅ Es Trenc (white sand beach) ✅ Cap de Formentor (most beautiful coastal road) ✅ Palma old town ✅ Bellver Castle ✅ Valldemossa village Plan at least 3–5 days to truly experience the charm of Mallorca. 🇪🇸 Spain travel tips (save for reference) 〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️ 1⃣️✈️ Before traveling ▪️ Buy travel insurance covering the Schengen area in advance. ▪️ Carry a copy and digital version of your passport. Keep the original safe. 2⃣️💶 Payment ▪️ Credit cards and mobile payments like Apple Pay are common, but it’s recommended to have some euros in cash for small shops, parking, or tipping. 3⃣️🚗 Driving ▪️ There are many mountain roads. Familiarize yourself with the navigation route beforehand. ▪️ Always park in designated spots. Fines for illegal parking are high. 4⃣️☀️ Sun protection ▪️ Mediterranean UV rays are strong and can cause sunburn even on cloudy days. ▪️ Sunglasses, hats, and sunscreen are almost essential. 5⃣️🍽️ Meal times ▪️ Lunch is usually from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM. ▪️ Many restaurants start dinner service after 8:00 PM. Adjust to the local schedule in advance. 6⃣️🎒 Safety ▪️ Popular cities like Barcelona and Madrid have many tourists. Keep your phone, wallet, and passport secure. ▪️ Don’t leave valuables unattended on the beach. ⬛ My travel advice 〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️ If this is your first time in Spain, I recommend adding Mallorca to your itinerary. There’s no city rush here, only the purest blue of the Mediterranean. Sometimes, a single sea is enough reason to fall in love with an island.

There should be two separate listings on Tripadvisor because these are entirely distinct places! The area is quite large and has two entrances: - Es Trenc Ses Covetes, which features a stunning beach and amazing water, - Es Trenc via Las Salinas, leading to an unpleasant beach filled with algae—honestly, they should restrict access here. It resembled a dumping ground, at least on the day we visited! If you persist and walk all the way down, it becomes clean and pretty, but you’ll need to trek through quite an unattractive landscape to get there. On our first day, unaware of the difference, we ended up in the bad section. This area really needs cleaning because of the heaps of algae, some of which seem extremely old. Both locations also have a noticeable number of nudists, including older individuals. Nowadays, we focus exclusively on the spectacular Es Trenc Ses Covetes. To secure convenient parking, the key is to arrive early—by 9:30 AM, you’ll likely find a spot close to the entrance or on nearby streets. It also gives you a better chance of grabbing an umbrella and two beach loungers. For the entire day in June, we paid €30, though there aren’t too many available. There’s a small kiosk at the entrance where you reserve your umbrella, and nearby markets where you can stock up on lunch necessities before heading in. This place is paradise—crystal-clear blue water, warm temperatures, bright white sand, and no algae! Check out the gorgeous photos we’ve attached!

Since it's quite long, there are two entrances: one marked as Es Trenc Les Covetes, leading to a gorgeous beach, and the other simply as Es Trenc, which leads to a beach that's not as appealing and filled with algae! However, if you keep walking to the far end of the algae-covered section, it becomes cleaner and quite lovely, though it does require a bit of a trek. I don’t understand why they don’t clean up the immense piles of algae! You’ll also encounter a number of nudists, some of advanced age. For convenient parking, the trick as always is to arrive early, ideally by 9:00/9:30 AM. This way, you can secure a spot and even rent an umbrella and two loungers for the whole day in June, costing about €30. There aren’t too many of these available. There's just one kiosk, but you can stock up on food for lunch at markets nearby before entering. You can’t help but be amazed by the crystal-clear, warm turquoise waters and the incredibly light sand. It’s like a dream! Check out the stunning photos included! Let’s respect the sea and the beach by not leaving waste, cigarette butts, and other litter behind.

Beautiful beach, the photos don’t lie. However, that’s about it. No sanitary facilities are available except at "Es Trenc Restaurant," but only for its customers. The restaurant is average/overpriced, not really worth recommending. Make sure to bring your own food and drinks. There are no loungers or sunshades available. Many nudists frequent the area (depending on whether that bothers you), and there's no separate or designated zone for them. Parking costs 8 euros for a regular car, which I find reasonable as there’s no time limit on your stay. The walk from the parking lot to the beach is about 5-10 minutes.

Es Trenc is literally the superstar of Mallorca beaches—think powdery white sand, Insta-worthy turquoise water, and those total Caribbean vibes. 😍 This place is straight-up legendary and always popping off in travel reels because it looks like you’re chilling somewhere exotic, but nope—just the southern coast of Mallorca! Es Trenc stretches for miles between Sa Ràpita and Colònia de Sant Jordi, tucked away from the usual touristy chaos. The spot is actually a protected nature zone, so it always feels super wild and pristine. No gigantic resorts here—just endless beach and unreal sea views that are sooo good! Basic info to help you plan: · Beach Location: Es Trenc, southern Mallorca (closest towns are Sa Ràpita and Colònia de Sant Jordi) · Address for navigation: Playa Es Trenc, 07630 Campos, Balearic Islands, Spain · Opening Hours: Open daily; best vibes are noon to sunset 🌅 · Top tip: There’s limited parking—arrive early or check out shuttle options from nearby towns! Whether you’re after a full day of chill, a photoshoot session, or a swim that feels like paradise, Es Trenc totally delivers. Don’t forget the sunscreen and get ready to make your friends jealous! 👙🕶️ #EsTrenc #Mallorca’sbeach #spain #celebratewithtrip

This hotel is "quality" in every aspect – quality decor, quality rooms, quality staff, quality restaurant, quality food, and even a quality rooftop. The seafront location is also fabulous, especially if you're looking for a true escape. Deciding on where to stay in Majorca can be challenging, and we took a chance without being completely sure what to expect. Thankfully, Hotel Honucai exceeded all expectations. Although we aren’t sure exactly when it was refurbished, I’d guess around two years ago because it feels fresh, stylish, and subtly vibrant. The interior design deserves an award, seamlessly combining chic nautical, rustic, and contemporary aesthetics into a welcoming retreat. Our standard room felt spacious, and we suspect it might have been upgraded to a superior, as there was space for an extra single bed. While we couldn't budget for a sea view, the room was delightful, and we were very satisfied. The hotel felt a bit pricey for us, especially since we booked just a week before the trip, but it turned out to be worth it. Prices later in August were cheaper than what we paid in June. Compared to other similar hotels, it wasn’t excessively expensive – another option was almost twice the price! Despite the cost, we felt we got incredible value for money. We went half board, spending £50 extra per night for two people. Initially, we debated this option, considering dinner prices in nearby restaurants, but the hotel's a la carte dinner absolutely impressed us. The chef clearly takes pride in his work, creating nightly specials that made choosing meals exciting. It wasn’t buffet-style, which was a relief, and there was plenty of variety. Dining on the terrace, directly overlooking the promenade, was delightful, with classy furniture and decor adding to the experience. The nearby beach was lovely, but we noticed people heading farther along the path to Es Dolc beach, which had an even prettier outlook. Inspired to explore, we continued walking and reached Es Carbo, an extraordinary beach resembling the Caribbean with stunning clear-water views and a perfect horizon. Although Es Trenc is often recommended, locals claimed Es Carbo was better, so we skipped the former. The rooftop terrace at the hotel was just as enjoyable, offering breathtaking views. We balanced our time between its charm and relaxing on the beaches nearby. The resort itself is small, largely populated by families with young children, couples, and groups of friends. It’s an international mix – English, German, Spanish, French – and not a lively party destination, making it ideal for a peaceful getaway. During our stay, we also took the bus to Santanyi for the market, which was bustling and enjoyable, with trendy shops and artist studios. The hotel’s beach pack rental, including an umbrella, snacks, and drinks for €20, was a useful option, though buying an extra umbrella proved necessary for enough shade. Sunbeds at the beaches cost €23 for two and a parasol, which was reasonable. This location is perfect for relaxation and exploration, far removed from the busier, more commercial parts of Majorca. Bus travel, which we used to get to and from the airport, was modern, reliable, and a great money-saver compared to taxis. Hotel Honucai offered a unique and refreshing escape, and I would definitely return for more R&R. The beaches were among the best I’ve experienced in Europe. Highly recommended!

We stayed here the first week of June and chose the half-board option, which offered great value. Both breakfast and evening meals are buffet-style, with steaks, fish, pasta dishes, and other items cooked to order on a hot plate—all absolutely excellent. The regular rooms, though small, are decorated to a high standard. While more storage space would be helpful, the shower—despite being located in the bedroom—is truly delightful. The pool area is spotless, with ample space and available loungers even though the hotel was fully booked. The staff are warm, knowledgeable, and incredibly helpful. Special thanks to Fran at the pool bar for making us feel like nothing was too much trouble, Santiago at reception (who also drives the complimentary mini bus to Es Trenc beach, which is a 35-minute walk), and Luminita in the spa for a fantastic massage. The marina, a 15-minute walk away, offers plenty of great restaurant options beyond the hotel. Overall, this was a truly 5-star experience, and we can’t wait to return!

We had a lovely 3-night stay as a family of four in interconnecting rooms. The staff were very welcoming and attentive. We chose this hotel because it looked great and was close to Es Trenc. The surrounding area is quite peaceful. The hotel offered a convenient shuttle service to Es Trenc beach, which was helpful since it’s a bit far to walk in hot weather. You can schedule pick-up and drop-off times. The hotel facilities were excellent, and the cleanliness was top-notch. The pools always had plenty of room, and the rooftop was serene—at times, it was just us up there. The breakfast selection was very impressive. As dinner was included in our booking, we didn’t get to try the other restaurant, but the dinner options suited everyone. My only suggestion would be better food labeling, as, being a vegetarian, I sometimes had to ask for clarification. I would love to return someday!

The location is perfect, and the accommodation exudes tranquility. With two adults-only pools, stylish decor, and thermal baths, it’s all pure enjoyment. The atmosphere feels personal, with incredibly friendly staff and a delightful breakfast. Absolutely commendable! Plus, it’s close to the charming and authentic Santanyi.

Our honeymoon at Sa Creu Nova Petit Palais Art & Spa was absolutely unforgettable. From the moment we arrived, we realized we had chosen someplace extraordinary. The property is a spectacular oasis in Campos, combining historic architecture and stunning design that perfectly marries luxury with Mallorcan authenticity. Every aspect of the hotel is thoughtfully crafted, creating an experience like no other. The service was truly exceptional, with Elliot from the evening front desk team standing out in particular. It was a joy to return each evening and be welcomed by his warm and friendly smile. Elliot went above and beyond to make us feel special, offering incredible local recommendations and ensuring our honeymoon felt uniquely celebrated. His genuine hospitality left a lasting impression. We also greatly appreciated the warm and attentive breakfast team, who made every morning a delightful experience. Highlights of our stay included: · A phenomenal breakfast offering something for everyone, giving us the perfect energy to explore Mallorca each day. · Daily thermal spa reservations that provided a relaxing way to unwind and enjoy quality time together. · A beautiful welcome surprise of champagne, truffles, and a personalized note, which immediately made us feel cherished and added a special touch to our arrival. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the whole team at Sa Creu Nova for creating a magical honeymoon experience. This hotel is genuinely one of a kind, and we wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a luxurious and peaceful boutique retreat in Mallorca. We eagerly await the day we can return to fully indulge in everything they have to offer!

This hotel is an incredible and stunning place to stay! Mallorca has so much to offer, but the property itself is so enchanting that you'll feel tempted to just stay put, relax, and enjoy the surroundings. We traveled with our 8- and 10-year-old daughters, and they declared it the most fun and beautiful hotel they’d ever visited. They especially adored their cozy beds and the pool. Our family-friendly room was perfect, giving everyone their own space and privacy—a rare find in hotels for families. The owners were wonderfully accommodating and so warm. And the breakfasts? Absolutely delicious! The property is thoughtfully and beautifully designed to cater to everyone’s vacation desires. It's conveniently close to the airport and offers easy access to mountain and beach adventures, yet retains a secluded, tranquil, and rural vibe. Don't hesitate—stay here!

This hotel boasts an excellent location near all the beaches, with a convenient shuttle service to Es Trenc beach; though, if you're fit, it's only a ten-minute walk. The spacious grounds host rooms distributed across five 3-story buildings, surrounded by lovely gardens, restaurants, a spa, pools, and tennis courts. Sunbeds were plentiful, and we enjoyed using the Bali beds for a small fee. The restaurants were impressively clean, and the food exceeded our expectations. The staff were very helpful and friendly throughout our stay. Our room was cleaned daily, complete with fresh sheets and towels each time. Nearby, the harbour features charming bars and restaurants, while the high street offers livelier options just a five to ten-minute walk away. We stayed in building 4, which was wonderfully quiet. This hotel is highly recommended for anyone visiting Colònia St Jordi.

Being so close to ostriches was such a cool experience. The entire team was incredible—very knowledgeable and friendly. This is a perfect activity for the whole family :)) I’d absolutely come back again! Thank you so much to everyone ;))

This was our second visit, as the first time only the store was open. This time, we booked a tour. Ana guided us through the salt flats with great knowledge and passion, and we learned a lot. Unfortunately, the charming café in the courtyard is no longer there, and the product selection in the shop has been significantly reduced—only "natural" salt is available now. The prices are as high as those in the island's shops.

Visited Flor de Sal d'es Trenc this morning at 10:00. I had the pleasure of enjoying an excellent and informative tour led by Anna. Her passion for the operation and the various salts, which are painstakingly harvested by hand, left a strong impression on me.

The beach and sea are very beautiful, although the water in April is cold, it's still possible to take a swim. The scenery is fascinating, featuring salt pans and salt mountains. The only downside is the parking fee of €5, regardless of whether you stay for the whole day or just an hour!

Hotel: There are five Universal hotels situated close to each other in this area. My wife and I chose the Universal Hotel Romántica for a three-week stay. Although we arrived before the official check-in time, our luggage was safely stored, allowing us to explore until check-in started at 2pm. There was a bit of a queue at that time, which was expected. The receptionists, Mercedes and Joel, were very pleasant and always made us feel welcome when we entered or left the building. The main bar had an expansive layout overlooking the sea, providing a relaxing environment. It also hosted entertainment during the evenings. The modern dining area, complete with pool and sea views, was thoughtfully arranged. The waitstaff—Andrea, Judit, Romina, Encarni, Enrique, Samuel, Iker, Xisca, and Mohamed—worked tirelessly and displayed great friendliness. Nicola, our Jet2 representative, was around most days and offered excellent support. The rooftop bar on the 7th floor provided stunning sea and area views, and the hotel’s pool overlooked the sea as well. Sun loungers by the pool could be rented, while free loungers were available near the children’s water play area next to the hotel. A convenient book swap corner allowed guests to exchange books during their stay. The General Manager, Felicitas, and Assistant Manager, Tomeu, were always available, often seen interacting with guests or tackling hotel tasks. Felicitas made a thoughtful gesture by greeting us personally, shaking our hands, and offering assistance for any concerns upon our arrival. For my wife’s birthday, the hotel surprised her with a complimentary bottle of cava and a decorative towel heart with a heartfelt message on the bed—extremely thoughtful and memorable. Your stay here is bound to be delightful, and we can't wait to return. Food: We opted for half-board, enjoying included breakfast and dinner. Breakfast ran from 7:45am to 10:15am, while dinner was served between 6:30pm and 9pm. Breakfast featured full cooked options, fruit, pastries, yogurts, cereals, and assorted breads. The drinks selection included flavorful juices—orange, apple, pineapple, and multi-fruit—served from machines, along with high-quality coffee and tea offerings from coffee machines and tea bags. Dinner presented a wide array of dishes, with a station preparing fresh omelets and pancakes at breakfast, and meat during dinner, usually handled by Josie or Antonio. They were not only skilled but also very cordial and industrious. A free glass of cava was a cool perk on Friday mornings during breakfast. While drinks were not provided in the room, we brought our own coffee, tea, sweetener, mugs, and cleaning cloth. A glass carafe in the room could be filled with filtered water from machines available on every floor, eliminating the need to purchase water during the day. We had requested a kettle prior to our arrival, and it was readily available when we checked in. Milk purchased from nearby supermarkets was conveniently stored in the room's small fridge. Location: Situated in Colònia de Sant Jordi on Mallorca island, the hotel isn’t directly on a beach but is surrounded by several beaches within walking distance. On one side, you’ll find Estanys Beach connecting to the expansive Es Trenc Beach, while on the other side are various coves and beaches. A coastal path leads to the sa Puntassa lighthouse and further on to the port and marina, with Es Port Beach transitioning into Es Dolç Beach. Northward lies Ses Salines town, an 8-mile round trip from the hotel, connected by a good walkway along the main road. Near the hotel, there’s a salt works site and two supermarkets—Eroski City and Miquel—ideal for purchasing room essentials. Restrooms near the port’s tourist information office were available but had inconvenient closing times. Bars and restaurants in the area offered convenient options for drinks and restroom use. A bus stop on the main road provided routes to Campos and Santanyí for further exploration. Travelers to Palma could connect via Campos, although having visited Palma previously, we stayed local instead. We experienced mosquito bites, so bringing insect repellents and plug-ins would be advisable. Room: Our standard double room on the 6th floor was clean, modern, and roomy, with very comfortable beds. Its private balcony overlooked the dragon pool, extending a view of the sea to the right, which we found pleasant. Guests seeking more direct sunlight might need to book a sea-view room. Amenities included a small fridge, UK television channels, and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, including the room. Complimentary toiletries—shower gel, conditioner, hand soap—were provided along with a safe. Antonia, who cleaned our room daily, replaced towels and maintained a friendly demeanor. Sheets were changed every three days. The room featured a modern shower, built-in wardrobe, desk with chairs, and mirrors (full-length, makeup, and bathroom). Numerous plug points were available along with a hairdryer. A small suggestion for improvement would be providing door signs for cleaning requests to aid housekeeping. Weather: The weather was fantastic for this season, raining only once during our three-week stay. Most days were sunny, averaging 18°C, but felt warmer under direct sunlight. This was an outstanding hotel experience not to be missed!

An excellent visit to salt flats originally created by the Phoenicians and later expanded by the Romans, with a revival in 1952 by Mallorcan families. The guided tour by Ana was outstanding—she was attentive and explained the process of creating fleur de sel with great interest. The bird-watching and insights into the collection methods were fascinating. Special mention to Paula for her perfect assistance. Be sure to call ahead to book a tour, as slots are limited and offered in various languages. Highly recommended and close to the town of Colonia de Sant Jordi.

Platja d'es Trenc is simply spectacular. The fine white sand, crystal-clear water with incredible turquoise tones, and a very natural and tranquil vibe make it hard to find such beauty in other, more touristy beaches in Mallorca. The sea takes on an almost Caribbean look in good weather, especially with the transparent water and shallow depths near the shore. It's perfect for relaxing, walking along the beach, or simply unwinding. What I loved most is that it still retains a fairly natural feel, with no large hotels right next to the beach. There are quieter areas and also nudist sections for those seeking more freedom and privacy.

We just enjoyed a wonderful week in Es Trenc, thanks to the amazing, friendly, and attentive staff. The hotel is located in a very peaceful part of the island. While our room was a bit small, it had a balcony with lovely sea views and a spacious, very comfortable bed. The breakfast and evening buffet were excellent, offering plenty of variety and served in a charming area of the hotel. We especially loved the evening entertainment, featuring some fantastic singers and musicians! There were delightful walks along nearby beaches, and the picturesque villages of Ses Salines and Santanyi were easy to reach by bus. We’d recommend this hotel to anyone seeking a relaxing experience in a unique setting. Special thanks to the lovely staff who made our stay exceptional, particularly Jelena at reception and Santiago (aka Alejandro), who generously took the time to chat with us and ensure our stay was perfect. Would we return? Absolutely! 😁

#europetrip Have you ever stumbled upon a place that feels like a dream? ✨ This summer, Palma de Mallorca completely stole my heart. I wandered through its cobblestone streets, discovering hidden cafés with the sweetest pastries, colorful alleyways adorned with local art, and tiny shops tucked away in corners only locals seem to know. Every step felt like uncovering a secret. As the sun began to set over La Seu Cathedral, golden light reflected on the sea and the city’s rooftops, making everything feel magical. And then there are Palma’s beaches—Es Trenc, with its turquoise waters shimmering under the sun, soft white sand stretching for miles, and gentle waves that calm the soul. Walking along the shore, feeling the sand between my toes and the refreshing sea breeze, I realized paradise isn’t a place—it’s a feeling. Palma isn’t just a destination—it’s a mix of culture, beauty, and serenity. 🌊 Where’s your dream European getaway? Tell me in the comments! #dreamdestination #traveleurope #beachlife #seascapes #palmademallorca #hiddengems #holidayitinerary

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Mallorca, the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, is a Mediterranean dream with golden beaches, turquoise waters, charming villages, and delicious food. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or a longer holiday, this island offers something for everyone. 1. Palma de Mallorca 🏰 Explore the capital city with its stunning La Seu Cathedral, Almudaina Palace, and charming old town full of tapas bars and boutiques. 2. Beaches and Coves 🏖️ Don’t miss Es Trenc (famous for white sand), Cala Mondragó (nature lovers), and Cala Formentor (crystal clear water). Perfect for swimming and sunbathing. 3. Serra de Tramuntana ⛰️ A UNESCO World Heritage site. Drive or hike through mountain villages like Valldemossa and Deià, known for stone houses, cobbled streets, and breathtaking views. 4. Sóller 🚂 Take the vintage wooden train from Palma to Sóller, a magical ride through olive groves and mountains. From there, hop on the tram to Port de Sóller for a seaside lunch. 5. Cap de Formentor 🌅 A must-see viewpoint on the island’s northern tip. Drive up for dramatic cliffs, lighthouse views, and unforgettable sunsets. 6. Markets and Local Life 🛍️ Visit local markets in Inca or Alcúdia for crafts, leather goods, and fresh produce. A perfect way to experience Mallorca’s culture. 7. Food & Drink 🍷 Try ensaïmada (a sweet pastry), sobrasada (spicy sausage), and plenty of fresh seafood. Pair your meals with local wines or a glass of hierbas mallorquinas (herbal liqueur). 8. Caves of Drach 🌌 In Porto Cristo, these caves hide underground lakes and offer magical boat rides and music performances. 9. Adventure Activities 🚴♀️ Mallorca is popular for cycling, hiking, sailing, and snorkeling. Outdoor lovers will find endless options. 10. Relax & Slow Down 🌺 Don’t rush – Mallorca is best enjoyed slowly, sipping coffee in a village square, watching sunsets, and soaking up island vibes. ✨ Tips: · Rent a car to explore hidden beaches and mountain villages 🚗 · Best time to visit is May–June or September for warm weather and fewer crowds 🌞 · Book in advance if you plan to visit popular beaches in summer

If you’re visiting Mallorca and looking for a beach that feels untouched and natural, Es Trenc is your dream come true. With its white sand, turquoise water, and protected dunes, it’s often called the “Caribbean of the Balearics” — and for good reason. 🏖️ Morning Calm - Beat the Crowds: I arrived around 9:30 AM, when the beach was peaceful and the sea like glass. There’s paid parking nearby, then a short walk through pine trees and dunes. Tip: Bring water, snacks, and an umbrella if you plan to stay on the more natural side — facilities are limited. 🐠 Swim, Float, Repeat: Es Trenc is perfect for long swims, floating, and even snorkeling in its shallow, clear waters. There’s a mix of naturist areas and family-friendly spots, so it feels relaxed and open to everyone. 🍽️ Lunch with Beach Vibes: I had lunch at S’Embat, a beach bar with a boho vibe, live music, and fresh grilled fish. If you prefer something low-key, a picnic under the dunes is also a great idea. #deliciousfood 🍨Sweet Stop in Colònia de Sant Jordi: On the way back, I stopped in the nearby seaside village of Colònia de Sant Jordi, just a short drive from Es Trenc. I treated myself to a homemade ice cream at The Colonial — a charming local spot right by the sea. Their seasonal flavors are amazing, and sitting on the terrace with a cone in hand was the perfect way to end the day. 🌅 Sunset Magic: Before leaving the beach, I made sure to stay for sunset - and it was unforgettable. The golden light, calm sea, and quiet atmosphere made it the perfect end to a perfect beach day. ✍🏼Tips for Your Trip: · 45 min drive from Palma (near Campos) · Arrive early for parking · No sunbeds in the natural zone - bring a towel · Bring supplies, especially in high season · Respect the environment - it’s a protected area If you want to escape the busy resorts and experience the wild side of Mallorca, Es Trenc is the place to go. A day here is all about nature, simplicity, and beauty — and it might just become your favorite beach in Spain. #mallorca #spaintravel #mediterraneanvibes #summervacay #holiday #travelinspiration #beachlife #nature #localguides

#AprilDestinations2025: Campos Salt Pans 📍 Location: Campos, South 🌟 Highlights: · 17th-century salt pans, with a pink salt lake that resembles a natural palette · Flamingo viewing spot (best season September-November) · Salt shop: Purchase "Fleur de Sel" souvenirs ⏰ Hours: Salt pans open 24/7, shop open 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM 📸 Photography Tip: Best light is one hour before sunset ⚠️ Notes: · No access to the salt pan operating area · Sun protection is required as there is no shade nearby.