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Ciutat Jardí

Ciutat Jardí

Palma · Mallorca

450 m long35 m wide 1 / 12
Palma
Palma Mallorca

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The beach

Ciutat Jardí is a sandy beach located in the neighbourhood of 'Es Coll de'n Rabassa', Palma. It's a place usually frequented by people coming from Palma for its proximity to the city.

Notes

There is no car park for the beach itself, but plenty of space to park can be found in the adjacent streets. It's usually attended by the people in the neighbourhood. Great atmosphere at night. Really good second line to seafront retaurants.

Restaurants

  • El Bungalow · 971262738
  • Almare · 971490304

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What this beach has

Sand · YESStones · NORocks · NOBlue flag · NOShowers · YESLifeguard · YESToilets · YESKiosk/Spa · NOParking · NOWater sports · YESNudist · NODisabled access · YESRestaurants · YESPlayground · YESCamping · NOScuba diving · NOFishing allowed · YESHiking · NOPier · NOPets · NO

Photos of Ciutat Jardí

How to get there

  1. 1
    From Palma

    Leave Palma driving along the motorway, Ma 19 towards Santanyí and take exit number 6, towards Es Coll or Sant Joan de Déu.

  2. 2
    Roundabout

    The exit of the motorway comes out onto a roundabout, we'll take the third exit where Ciutat Jardí beach is indicated.

  3. 3
    Cardenal Rossell Street

    We'll go along this street for about 800 metres, passing 4 traffic lights.

  4. 4
    Trafalgar Street

    Turn left onto Trafalgar street which will lead us to the first line beach called Ciutat Jardí.

Where it is

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Other beaches near Ciutat Jardí

About Palma

Palma is a municipality, a town, both the capital city of the island of Majorca and the autonomous region of the Balearic Islands, bordering by the coast on Calvià and Llucmajor. Palma has got 421,900 inhabitants registered on a surface of 208 km2. Palma is a city that offers the visitor many possibilties as visiting emblematic and historical buildings, museums, sports, beaches, retaurants and nightlife. The beaches in Palma are varied, from the mythical 'Platja de Palma' which is a sandy area of several kilometres long, going through rock areas to small sand and rock coves. The beaches in Palma are frequented both by locals and tourists.