Discover the coastline, one cove at a time.

Every route from Sa Ràpita brings you close to some of the most stunning places on Mallorca’s southern coast. These are not just stops — they’re moments waiting to happen.

Iconic spots

🏝 Es Trenc

Crystal-clear water and white sand that stretches for kilometers. Es Trenc is iconic — a place to anchor, swim, and take it slow in turquoise shallows.

🐚 Es Carbó

A peaceful, wide bay with soft golden sand and a quiet, untouched feel. Es Carbó is where the crowds disappear and the sea turns silky.

🌿 Es Caragol / Sa Punta Negra

Mallorca’s southernmost beach. Remote, wild, and only reachable by boat or a long walk — this is true escape. Perfect for a longer swim stop.

🌅 Faro de Cap de Ses Salines

Where the coastline turns dramatic. The lighthouse marks the southeastern tip of the island, with rugged rock formations and sweeping open views.

🪨 Cala Màrmols

Hidden between cliffs, Cala Màrmols is small, wild, and intensely beautiful. A turquoise inlet where time seems to stop — best visited in calm conditions.

🏝️ Cabrera Island – Marine National Park

A protected group of islands just south of Mallorca. Rich in marine life and full of character, ideal for full-day trips. Must-see highlights include:

Port of Cabrera

A quiet, natural harbour to anchor, swim or explore

Sa Cova Blava

A cave open to the sea, full of light and mystery

Far Ensiola

A historic lighthouse with panoramic views and absolute silence

✨ Calo d'es Moro

A hidden gem on Mallorca’s southeast coast, this narrow cove stuns with turquoise waters, steep cliffs, and a wild, untouched feel—best reached by boat.