Es Trenc
Es Trenc is widely considered Mallorca's best beach, a long stretch of white sand and turquoise, shallow water that's kept largely free of the high-rise development common on other parts of the island because it sits within a protected natural area. Unlike beaches closer to Palma or the resort towns, it's retained a relatively undeveloped, dune-backed character.
Parking is limited and can fill up by mid-morning in peak season, so an early start matters if arriving by car; a mix of official paid lots and stricter enforcement in recent years has cut down on informal roadside parking. There are some beach bars and umbrella rentals seasonally, but nothing like the built-up boardwalks of Mallorca's more developed resort beaches.
Es Trenc FAQs
It's very commonly cited as the island's best or most beautiful beach, known for its white sand and clear, shallow turquoise water within a protected natural area.
No, it's protected from major development, giving it a more natural, undeveloped character than most Mallorca resort beaches, though there are some seasonal beach bars.
Yes, parking is limited and fills up by mid-morning in peak summer season.
Seasonal buses run from Palma and nearby towns, though a car gives more flexibility given the beach's location away from major transit routes.
Basic facilities are available in season, but it's less amenity-heavy than more built-up beaches on the island.
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