Beach Cap de ses Salines
near Ses Salines (south)
Detailed Description
The Cap de Ses Salines is the southernmost point on Mallorca. When the weather is good, you can see the almost uninhabited island of Cabrera, which neighbours Mallorca to the south. There is also an attractive lighthouse present, which you can reach either by car or bicycle. To get there, take the MA-6110 road from Ses Salines. Upon arrival at the beacon, you can park the car and take the path to the north-east along the coast. This way will take you to the first of three tiny sandy beaches in no time at all. These three beaches are spread over several hundred metres of coastline, which itself is rocky and slopes slightly towards the sea. The beach is best-loved by individualists and fans of nature, and there are no gastronomic establishments nearby. In the summer, however, a mobile vendor often sells cold drinks, ice cream, and sandwiches. The arid landscape is especially well-suited to hiking, and there are indigenous bird species to discover here. As well as that, migratory birds enjoy a break here on their way back to Europe in the Spring.
Beach: firm white sand, ringed by rocks, shrubs

Size | 20 m x 4 m |
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Location | Near Ses Salines (south) |
Type | Remote |
Reachability | On foot, by car, by boat |
Visitors | Deserted |
Type of visitors | Mixed |
Accessibility | No |
Beach material | details.composition_ |
Incline of beach | Details.inclination_ |
Water conditions | Calm water |
Family-friendly | Yes |
Sun lounger rental | No |
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Showers | No |
WC | No |
Restaurant/bar | No |
Lifeguard | No |
Promenade | No |
Parking | Yes |
Footpath | - |
Dogs allowed | No |
Nudity allowed | No |