El Racó de s´Albarda
Santanyí · Mallorca
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The beach
El Racó de s'Albarda is a beach of sand and rock in Santanyí right before getting to the Caracol Beach.
Notes
Small cove and next to el Caracol beach. Place where some fishermen can be seen.
Restaurants
Nearby restaurants NO RESTAURANTS CLOSE TO THIS AREA
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What this beach has
Photos of El Racó de s´Albarda
How to get there
- 1From Santanyí
Leave Santanyí towards es Llombards (Ma 6100 road)
- 2EsLlombards
Leave es Llombards village towards Ses Salines.
- 3Capde ses Salines lighthouse
Before reaching Ses Salines follow a diversion on the left signaling Far des Cap de Ses Salines. The sign can only be seen from the road coming from Ses Salines.We can see at the entrace of this road a kilometre marker designated as 0.
- 4Reach the lighthouse
If we go past the road in 2 km we will see a plant nursery on the right handside where we can make a U-turn. Once on the road leading to the lighthouse we must follow until the end. Park on the verge of the road.
- 5Path
We must head for the lighthouse, go through a narrow way and follow the coast to the right along a path for 2 km. El Racó de s'Albarda is just in front of a house near the coast.
Where it is
Other beaches near El Racó de s´Albarda
About Santanyí
Santanyí is a Majorcan municipality that belongs to the Migjorn region. It borders on Ses Salines, Campos and Felanitx. It is famous for having very touristic coves such as Cala Mondragó and Cala d'Or as well as coastal urban nuclei like Portopetro, Cala d'Or or Cala Llombards. In Santanyí there is an important cheese and ice cream industry, most of them of artisan production. In Santanyí we can highlight its area for water sports in Portopetro, Cala Figuera and Cala d'Or or practising golf in the vicinity of Cala d'Or. The Mondragó nature reserve with its ecosystem variety can also be visited. Noteworthy in Santanyí is its cultural richness: being the most significant in architecture the 14th and 16th century Porta Murada, The Sant Andreu church from the 18th century and the remains of the talaiotic culture.
