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Rambada de la Síquia

Rambada de la Síquia

Ses Salines · Mallorca

200 m long10 m wide 1 / 12
Ses Salines
Ses Salines Mallorca

Weather in Ses Salines

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Tuesday ☁️ 27° 17° Cloudy
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The beach

La Rambada de la Síquia is a rocky cove located in Colònia de San Jordi, Ses Salines. The most peculiar in this area is the fact of having a ladder to go out of the water.

Notes

Be careful when entering the water in this rocky area as it is slippery.

Restaurants

Nearby restaurants NO RESTAURANTS CLOSE TO THIS AREA

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What this beach has

Sand · NOStones · YESRocks · YESBlue flag · NOShowers · NOLifeguard · NOToilets · NOKiosk/Spa · NOParking · YESWater sports · NONudist · NODisabled access · NORestaurants · NOPlayground · NOCamping · NOScuba diving · NOFishing allowed · YESHiking · NOPier · NOPets · NO

Photos of Rambada de la Síquia

How to get there

  1. 1
    From Campos

    Leave Campos via the ma 6040 road towards Colònia de San Jordi.

  2. 2
    Colònia de San Jordi

    Once at Colònia de San Jordi follow the main road (Marqués del Palmer Ave.)up to Roada street and follow it to the right.

  3. 3
    Primavera Ave.

    Continue along Roada street until the end in its intersection with Primavera Avenue. Turn left.

  4. 4
    Next street on the right

    Once at Primavera avenue we will turn onto the first street on the right. We will park the vehicle here.

  5. 5
    Walking

    We will continue on foot to the coast and follow the esplanade along the coast to the right. We will soon see the cove.

Where it is

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About Ses Salines

Ses Salines is a Majorcan municipality bordering on Campos and Santanyí. Both the coastal nucleus of Colonia de Sant Jordi and the numerous salt mines that give name to the municipality are noteworthy. The salt mines are one of the most extensive protected areas in Majorca thanks to the ecological rules of the place, they are the oldest in the Balearic Islands, the second oldest worlwide and they still provide salt.