Son Verí Nou: Coastal Paths, Swimming Spots and Water Sports

Son Verí Nou combines the character of a residential development with a strong coastal focus. The Paseo de Alfons XIII runs along the coast opposite the development; nearby are bathing areas, flat rocks and places for water activities. This means the options range from a coastal path and a quiet swimming spot to snorkelling and water sports. When looking for a holiday apartment, this mix can be a good starting point: consider whether you want to explore the coast, linger at a swimming spot or include various water activities in your holiday.

Coastal Path and Swimming Areas

The coastal path between s’Arenal and Cala Blava is about three kilometres long. It runs along the coast opposite the Son Verí Nou residential development and leads to Cala Blava. Along the way, it provides access to several swimming areas, including Caló de Sant Antoni and Cala Mosques. Cala Mosques is accessible via steps. The route combines exercise by the sea with the option of visiting several swimming areas, distinguishing it from a stay focused on a single swimming spot.

Swimming, Snorkelling and Water Sports

Sa Cova Baixa is a quiet swimming area with flat rocks used by residents of the Son Verí and Son Verí Nou residential developments. It is close to S’Arenal beach and is part of the Reserva Marina de la Bahía de Palma marine reserve. Its location within the protected area adds another point of interest to the swimming spot. Stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking are also among the water sports available at Sa Cova Baixa.

Calonet d’es Fornàs offers a different focus: the shallow water in the bay and the rocky surroundings are suitable for snorkelling. This means you can choose between quiet swimming and water sports at Sa Cova Baixa, and snorkelling at Calonet d’es Fornàs. If you are planning different activities on the water, these places offer a variety of ways to plan your days.

Other Nearby Places

Nearby, Caló de Sant Antoni lies between Club Nàutic s’Arenal and Calonet d’es Fornàs, at the foot of the Son Verí Nou residential development. It is one of the swimming areas accessible via the coastal path. Nearby Roca dels Turistes can be reached by steps carved into the rock. It is advisable to check the condition of the path before visiting.

Getting There and Planning Your Holiday

Bus route 504 from Tolleric to Palma serves Son Verí Nou. Before travelling, check the latest service information for the route if you plan to rely on it for your journey or getting around.

When looking for a holiday apartment, it helps to consider which experiences you want to include in your stay: the coastal path provides access to several swimming areas, while Sa Cova Baixa and Calonet d’es Fornàs offer different ways to enjoy the water. This can help you decide whether you would rather explore the coast or plan your activities around individual swimming spots, and assess whether Son Verí Nou suits your holiday plans.

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