Beach dayout in Es Trenc area

Name: Beach dayout in Es Trenc area
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from 28,00 €

incl. 21% VAT

The beach of es Trenc, is a beach that is located next to the covetas, municipality of Campos. It is a natural protection area, near it are the Salinas del trenc, where the traditional flower of salt is harvested. Since 2017 it is part of the maritime-terrestrial natural park of trenc-Salobrar de campos.

When you step on the sand of this paradise you understand why it is one of the most spectacular beaches of the Mediterranean, a set of dunes, pine forests, mountain, salt marshes and tamarinds. An ideal natural environment for any time of the year.

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Free cancellation 2 Hour/s and 30 Minute/s

Description

This beach, which is open and rectilinear, is focused to the west and southwest, throughout the beach you can see cement constructions that were built during the Second World War in order to serve as a bunker and artillery nest, although they were never used for that purpose.

The sand is white and very fine. Crystalline waters and constitute one of the most spectacular sandy areas of Mallorca. It is said that it is the last virgin sandy area of the island, from here most of the photographs have been taken to promote Mallorca. It is a wild beach, with high environmental values. If you have to spend a day at the beach, it should be in this great beach of es trenc.

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT:

Transport to Sa Rápita and back, free time to choose the beach that you like the most of the whole area, Es trenc, ses covetes, Sa Rapita. It will depend on the distance that you wish to travel to reach the spectacular beaches of the whole environment that is offered to you.

ACTIVITY OR MEETING POINT:

Pick-up service included from the following areas: South Zone:

CONDITIONS:

Over 18 years old.

CANCELLATION POLICY:

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

It is recommended to bring comfortable clothes and shoes, towel, sunscreen, drinks and food, although before entering the beach there are some points of sale. As it is a protected area, it does not have sun loungers and umbrellas.

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Beach Dayout in Es Trenc: A Historical Overview

This beach, which is open and rectilinear, is focused to the west and southwest. Throughout the beach, you can see cement constructions that were built during the Second World War in order to serve as a bunker and artillery nest, although they were never used for that purpose. The sand is white and very fine. Crystalline waters and constitute one of the most spectacular sandy areas of Mallorca. It is said that it is the last virgin sandy area of the island, from here most of the photographs have been taken to promote Mallorca. It is a wild beach with high environmental values. If you have to spend a day at the beach, it should be in this great beach of Es Trenc.

What to Expect During Your Beach Dayout

During your beach dayout, you can expect a variety of activities or meeting points. You’ll have the option to transport to Sa Rpita and back, with free time to choose the beach that you like the most of the whole area Es Trenc, ses covetes, Sa Rapita. It will depend on the distance that you wish to travel to reach the spectacular beaches of the whole environment that is offered to you.

Preparations and Conditions for Your Visit

There are certain conditions to consider for your visit. The pick-up service is included from the following areas in the South Zone. Only individuals over 18 years old are allowed. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before departure. It is recommended to bring comfortable clothes and shoes, towel, sunscreen, drinks, and food. Although before entering the beach there are some points of sale. As it is a protected area, it does not have sun loungers and umbrellas.

Beach Dayout in Es Trenc: Additional Information

Given that Es Trenc is a protected area, there are certain rules and guidelines to follow. For instance, sun loungers and umbrellas are not provided, so you may want to bring your own. Also, while there are some points of sale before entering the beach, it’s recommended to bring your own drinks and food. Remember, the goal is to enjoy the pristine beauty of the beach while also preserving its natural state for future generations to enjoy.