Costa D´en Blanes: Beach, Rocks and Paths

Costa D´en Blanes can be explored through a specific stretch of coastline: the beach is small, approximately 120 metres long and 15 metres wide. Coarse, golden-brown sand, a rocky inlet to the west and a quieter area beyond the rocks give it its distinctive character. The beach is adjacent to Puerto Portals, the Marineland dolphinarium and Sporting Club Portals. If you would like to plan your stay around the coast and beach, you will find several specific features here to help you choose a location.

The beach and practical information

Sun loungers and parasols are available to rent at the beach, and there is also a lifeguard service. If these services are important to your plans, check their current availability locally. This will help you plan your beach day around what is available, rather than assuming fixed service hours.

When looking for a holiday apartment, this raises a practical question: would you like to focus your stay mainly on the beach, or should walks also play an important role? The beach and nearby paths offer different considerations when choosing a location. Compare the location of a specific property with the places and activities that matter to you during your stay.

Walking along the Paseo Calvià

The Paseo Calvià footpath runs near the beach and connects all the towns in Calvià. From there, you can walk towards Palmanova–Magaluf or Portals Nous and Bendinat. This means that, alongside the beach, a walking route with several possible directions can also be considered when planning your trip. You can decide whether you would prefer to walk towards Palmanova and Magaluf or Portals Nous and Bendinat; check local conditions before setting out.

Beach days and walks can be considered as separate priorities, without needing to assume a particular route or pace.

Bus connections and Marineland

TIB bus routes 104, 106 and 107 run between Palma and Magalluf, Palmanova and Peguera. In both directions, they stop at Marineland. This is a specific point of reference for planning your journey and excursions. Routes and service patterns can change, so check the current timetable before travelling.

For school visits, Marineland’s Aula del Mar programme includes an approximately 45-minute educational talk with an education professional. It covers the animals’ characteristics and biology, as well as interesting facts about them. The education professional then accompanies the students to the park’s various exhibits. The programme is intended for school groups; if you are planning such a visit, confirm availability with the operator in advance. This guided programme can be considered as a separate activity alongside the beach and walks.

Which of these options you would like to shape your trip can guide how you explore Costa D´en Blanes: its small beach with sandy and rocky stretches, walks along the Paseo Calvià, or a planned school visit to Marineland. When looking for a holiday apartment, you can compare these priorities with the exact location of a property and choose accommodation to suit your plans for excursions.

Discover more destinations: Illetes, Santa Ponca, Magaluf, Es Capdellà, Paguera, Costa De La Calma, Palmanova, Portals Nous.

View the overarching travel guide: Calvia.