Explore Mallorca's most pristine coastal gem on this 8.5-hour excursion to Es Trenc, featuring 9km of untouched white-sand beaches, centuries-old salt ponds, and WWII-era coastal bunkers. A rare combination of natural beauty and historical intrigue on one of Spain's best-preserved shorelines.
You can discover one of the best beaches on the planet. White soft sand dunes are one of the characteristic of the EsTrenc, spread on a 9km beach line.
Salt mines of Es Trenc. They are the most important salt mines of Mallorca, for their large surface and production, whose origins go back to the 4th century BC, when they were used by the Punics and afterwards by the Romans.
Also you can dicover Bunkers. The strangest elements that you can easily notice on the beach are the defense fortifications dating back to the Forties, that were meant to defend the island of allied troops invasion; an almost intact glimpse of the past still standing in the white mallorcan sand.
May to September offers warmest water and reliable sunshine, though June–August brings peak crowds. Visit in shoulder months (April–May, September–October) for ideal conditions with fewer tourists. Morning departures maximize daylight for exploring bunkers and salt ponds.
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