How can I get from Palma city center to the beaches of Es Trenc?

The glittering turquoise waters and soft white sands of Es Trenc are some of the most beloved sights on the island’s southern coast. From Palma, you’ll first make your way to the Estació Intermodal bus station, a lively hub where local and intercity buses converge. The TIB bus network runs regular services toward Ses Salines, the village nearest to Es Trenc, and the journey typically takes about an hour. Along the way, you’ll pass sun-drenched fields and quaint hamlets, glimpses of rural Mallorca that contrast nicely with the sophistication of Palma’s old town.

For more flexibility, renting a car to drive via the Ma-19 lends the chance to stop at charming spots like Cala Llombards or the historic town of Campos. The route winds through flat plains before reaching the coast, offering panoramic views and access to smaller coves if you want a quieter beach day. Bike enthusiasts sometimes combine local transport with cycling, though the heat and distance make this best for the more experienced. Once at Es Trenc, you’ll find plenty of beachside cafés where you can savor traditional pa amb oli or sip on a glass of local Binissalem wine, rounding off the journey with a true taste of the island.