Es Trenc , the most beautiful beach in Mallorca, is considered a paradisiacal and iconic beach, the most famous and popular of them all. The incredible intense colours of its crystal-clear waters which turn from the deepest blue to turquoise or emerald green, in combination with its soft, fine, white sand, create a calm and inspirational atmosphere. The beach-dune combination, which stretches for two and a half kilometres, is perfect for nature lovers. Spending a day at Es Trenc beach is like reliving a happy childhood memory.

The small fishing village of Colonia de Sant Jordi has become a tourist magnet, and is ideal for shopping, catering for all your day to day needs. In the village you can find souvenir shops and a wide range of bars and restaurants offering plenty of culinary choice. The local market is held every Wednesday. <br>Recreational boats leave daily to the spectacular rocky island of Cabrera, a unique spectrum of blue and green contrasts. <br>An unforgettable visit and a not to be missed experience.

For nature lovers, the Es Trenc - Salobrar de Campos Maritime Terrestrial Natural Park (4,000 hectares) is a treasure trove of fauna, flora and incredible landscapes. The marine area is regarded as a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) within the Cabrera archipelago and according to the bird protection directive, it is considered a Special Protection Area for Birds (SPA). The dune-beach symbiosis favours the different habitats that facilitate the marine prairies, not to mention the very important wetland area and the pine and juniper forests. The park covers 1,441 hectares of land and 2,327 hectares of sea, where the islets Na Llarga, Illot Gros, Illot de Sa Llova and Illa Gavina are situated.

The heart of Ses Salines is characterised by this Mallorcan village filled with austerity and tranquillity. Far away from the stress of the city, in the southernmost corner of Mallorca, it preserves its customs and its great agricultural traditions; preserving the charm of past times, an authentic rural Mallorca. The name comes from its important role as a salt producer and actually means "source of salt", the natural beauty of Ses Salines. The Faro de Cap de Ses Salines was the first lighthouse in Spain to be powered by solar panels. Before you succumb to laying out your towel in the sun, we recommend the 8km hike that runs along the sea from the lighthouse to Colonia Sant Jordi. Check out all the things you can do to get the very most out of your visit. Lots of nature!

The Cabrera Archipelago is recognised as a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and Special Protection Area for Birds (SPA). In the park, life flows both on the coast and in the water, harbouring more than 400 botanical species, 200 types of fish, molluscs, crustaceans, sea birds and birds of prey. Reptiles such as the Balearic lizard known as the "sargantana" as well as some land mammals. Through its crystalline waters, you can clearly see the impressive posidonia oceanic meadows. To explore the island of Cabrera, there are daily departures from Colonia de Sant Jordi. During this unforgettable visit you will find pebble beaches, sandy beaches..., a castle, the N'Ensiola lighthouse, a monument, the botanical garden and an ethnographic museum.

The Es Trenc salt flats. A landscape of natural charm and singular beauty, known as an “Area of Special Landscape and Rural Interest". The crystallisation of the salt ponds combines with the totally unspoilt landscape of sand dunes, salt mountains and sea in perfect harmony. The highly prized Flor de Sal d'Es Trenc is harvested in the 4,000 hectares of the Es Trenc-Es Salobrar de Campos Maritime-Land Natural Park. The salt contains unique characteristics thanks to its quality and extraordinary properties. In harmony with nature, the salt is harvested in an artisanal and sustainable way.