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Asa d´es Setrí

Asa d´es Setrí

Manacor · Mallorca

10 m long4 m wide 1 / 12
Manacor
Manacor Mallorca

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The beach

S'Asa d'es Setrí is a small cove of stones where you can swim with calm sea, otherwise it is dangerous. It is a cliff area. There is a spot to reach the sea, but it is difficult. It is close to Cales de Mallorca, Manacor.

Notes

Cove with difficult access and only suitable in days with no swell. The bravest dive into the sea from the rocks in some areas. There are very few people.

Restaurants

Nearby restaurants NO RESTAURANTS CLOSE TO THIS AREA

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What this beach has

Sand · NOStones · YESRocks · NOBlue flag · NOShowers · NOLifeguard · NOToilets · NOKiosk/Spa · NOParking · NOWater sports · NONudist · NODisabled access · NORestaurants · NOPlayground · NOCamping · NOScuba diving · YESFishing allowed · YESHiking · YESPier · NOPets · NO

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How to get there

  1. 1
    From Manacor

    Leave Manacor driving along the Ma 4015 road towards Cales de Mallorca.

  2. 2
    Intersection with Ma 4014 road

    Continue for several kilometres until Ma 4015 road ends at its intersection with the Ma 4014 road, which goes from Portocristo to Portocolom. We will continue to the right, towards Portocolom.

  3. 3
    Left diversion

    We will continue for 3 kilometres until we see a left detour towards Cales de Mallorca or Cala Antena. We will follow it.

  4. 4
    Reach an unpaved path

    We will continue along this road until we see a dirt road near Cala Antena. We park on the roadside.

  5. 5
    Way on foot

    We will go on walking along the edge of the sea to the left, leaving Cala Antena on our right.

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About Manacor

Manacor is a town and a Majorcan municipality located in the east of the island and it is the capital of the Levante region. Manacor is the second largest municipality in Majorca. This municipality has several places of interest of mandatory visit as The Drach caves, which hide inside one of the largest underground lakes in the world where music concerts are performed every day. Manacor is also the birthplace of the world number one tennis player, Rafa Nadal.