Mallorca, Balearic Islands
Colònia de Sant Jordi
Gateway to Es Trenc, Cabrera National Park, and the wild, unspoilt south.
The Wild South
A natural escape
Colònia de Sant Jordi sits at the southern tip of Mallorca, a small coastal town that punches well above its size as a base for exploring the island’s most spectacular natural landscapes.
Es Trenc
A vast, undeveloped arc of white sand and turquoise water, widely considered the finest beach on the island.
Cabrera National Park
Excursion boats depart from the harbour for the Balearic Islands’ only national park and a remarkable marine reserve.
Explore
Three essential experiences
A slower, more elemental side of Mallorca, shaped by dunes, open water, and the rhythms of a working coastal town.
Es Trenc Beach
Protected from development, this extraordinary shoreline remains wild, spacious, and beautifully clear.
Cabrera by Boat
Sail from the harbour to a protected archipelago of quiet coves, clear water, and rare wildlife.
Ses Salines
See the historic salt flats, an important habitat for flamingos and other wading birds.