The beaches
The southeast coast of Majorca is known for its picturesque coves. Close to the Finca Tres Halcones you can find some of Majorca's most beautiful beaches.
S’Amarador (3 km)
In the middle of the Mondragó nature reserve lies the beach S’Amarador. Rock faces and an idyllic pine forest, some of which reaches to the sea, frame the cove. S’Amarador offers a 145-metre-long and 50-metre-wide fine sandy beach that drops flat into the turquoise blue sea.
Cala Santanyí (3 km)
Cala Santanyí is nestled in a deep cove and surrounded by picturesque rocky scenery. Pine trees line the winding streets and below the cliffs on which the village is perched, one of the most beautiful fine sandy beaches on the east coast of Majorca awaits you. When you get into the water, the ground slopes quickly, so you can swim well. There is a diving school, and snorkelers can enjoy the beautiful underwater world along the rocks.
Es Trenc (15 km)
Playa Es Trenc is one of Majorca's most famous beaches and rightly so: The bay stretches for 2.5 km along a protected and therefore undeveloped dune landscape. The vast natural landscape, the white sand and the clear blue of the water will make the heart of nature lovers beat faster. Especially in the evenings, it is worth a visit, as you can watch a stunning sunset from here.