Discover Es Mal Pas

Es Mal Pas offers several ways to spend a day of your holiday: time at Playa Sant Pere, the history of Castell de Manresa, and routes leading to different destinations. If you are looking for a holiday rental in Es Mal Pas, you can consider whether beach days, walking excursions or travelling by car are most important to your plans.

Experience the fortress and the beach

Castell de Manresa is a fortress on a 28-metre-high platform. It was built to defend the Bay of Pollença. As well as beach and nature experiences, the area around Es Mal Pas also has a historical connection. If you are interested in the history of fortifications, you can make this visit a focus of your travel plans; the platform’s height describes the site it was built on, not the height of the fortress.

In summer, Playa Sant Pere has a beach bar, a lifeguard, showers, and sun loungers and parasols for hire. These seasonal facilities make the beach a clear option for a summer swim. Families can plan a beach day differently from an excursion along one of the routes described. The holiday rental that suits your preferences depends on which of these activities you want to shape your holiday.

Routes and excursions with different destinations

Camí de l’Hort dels Moros leads to a higher section with panoramic views of Port d’Alcúdia. This offers a different focus from a beach day: here, the main attraction is the view of the port from above. The route name also helps with orientation: after Mal Pas, Camí de l’Hort dels Moros continues towards Coll Baix, with the Bonaire urbanisation on the left.

Another excursion goes to Ermita de la Victòria via Camí del Mal Pas to the centre of Mal Pas-Bonaire. From there, continue along the road by the sea to the marina. From the Ermita, the excursion continues on foot along a narrow coastal path to the foot of Penya del Migdia. This section is 3 km long. If you are considering this tour, you can take the route and stated distance into account when planning your day.

On one excursion, l’Illot is reached about five minutes’ walk after turning onto Camí de la Victòria. The time given refers to this walk after the turn. Together, the different destinations—the town centre, marina, l’Illot or the foot of Penya del Migdia—offer a choice of directions for excursions rather than just one destination described here.

Choose accommodation to suit your holiday plans

When looking for a holiday rental, you can start by comparing your plans for each day: do you want Playa Sant Pere to play an important role in summer, are you interested in the view of Port d’Alcúdia, or would you like to take one of the excursions described? Getting to Playa Sant Pere is another factor you can consider when planning. From Alcúdia, drive along Camí del Mal Pas and Camí de Manresa; parking is available along the road. This describes the route to the beach, not the location or facilities of any particular accommodation.

If you are travelling with children, it may be helpful to consider the beach option and the walking routes described separately, and plan your days around them. The stated distance of 3 km refers to the section from Ermita de la Victòria to the foot of Penya del Migdia; the walk of about five minutes refers to the route after turning towards l’Illot. More destinations: Port Alcudia.

For the broader travel overview: Alcudia.