Places of interest

Es Trenc is one of the island’s most beautiful beaches, boasting crystalline waters and almost 3km of soft sand. Visitors to this idyllic spot can relax and soak up the Mallorcan sun, or enjoy a long walk along the beach. The crystalline waters and sand dunes are unspoilt.

Here and there, sharp-eyed visitors can spot old machine gun nests left over from the Second World War, built in the face of a possible invasion by sea. These long-abandoned and disused bunkers have been uncovered by the natural erosion process of the beach. In 2014, Madrid-based art collective Boa Mistura painted them white as part of the event ArtNit de Campos, and covered them with quotes from the poem “Cala Gentil” by Miquel Costa i Llobera.

Don’t miss sunset at Es Trenc, it’s spectacular!

Come and visit an ostrich farm! You are welcome to visit on your own, or with a guide. An original and fun idea - come and spend some time with these fascinating creatures. A charming activity for the whole family, which children in particular are sure to love.

The island’s most charming market takes place every Wednesday and Saturday, in the heart of Santanyí. The event attracts locals and tourists alike, from all corners of Mallorca. And its handy location, just 18km from the villa, makes it easy for you to join them.

Cala Pi is one of Mallorca’s most beautiful coves. Taking its name from the surrounding pine forest, this natural port is overlooked by cliffs 30 metres in height and dotted with fishermen’s huts. Sheltered from the wind, the crystalline turquoise waters of this cove are calm, making this unique beach an ideal spot for swimmers and families alike to enjoy a dip in the sea, all just 18km from the villa.

Around 44km from the villa, you can find the islands' capital, nestled in the bay from which it takes its name and protected from the northern winds by the majestic Tramuntana mountains. The city combines fabulous landscapes and a rich cultural scene with pleasant weather almost year-round, allowing visitors to enjoy such gems as the beautiful old quarter, the main square, the Palace of Almudaina and the Cathedral, which looks out over the Mediterranean sea.