Es Carnatge - Es Arenals

The route crosses the island where its north and south coasts come closest, from the quiet, natural area of Es Carnatge near Es Caló de Sant Agustí to Es Arenals. It starts at about kilometre 11 of the main road and follows a surfaced lane between scattered houses, small flocks, propped fig trees and dry stone walls, then passes through woodland to the beach.

Es Arenals is one of the most visited beaches, for its turquoise water, white sand and easy access, and its shallow water suits families. It is adapted for people with reduced mobility, with ramps, handrails, amphibious chairs, lifeguards, adapted toilets and reserved parking.