Es Trenc beach lies within the protected Nature Park of Es Salobrar, a beautiful area of dunes, pine forests, and gentle hills—perfect for those seeking a peaceful beach escape. As direct car or bus access is restricted, the easiest way to visit is by arriving at La Ràpita Beach. From there, enjoy a scenic walk along the shore to reach Es Trenc.
Es Trenc is considered one of the island's most beautiful coastal areas. With 3,700 acres of protected land, it offers the perfect setting for a relaxing day in an unspoiled natural environment.
For lunch, you can enjoy a meal at one of the local restaurants or bakeries in La Ràpita, and take the chance to explore this charming fishing village. Alternatively, stop for lunch in Ses Covetes, between La Ràpita and Es Trenc. If you prefer a more laid-back experience, feel free to bring food and enjoy a picnic right on the sand!
Duration: 8 hours