La Savina - Ses Illetes

The route leaves La Savina through the salt pans, the island's main living before tourism, and crosses Sa Sequi, the channel dug to drain Estany Pudent into the sea. The Sa Guia path then runs through junipers and dunes beside turquoise water, past the old salt mill, where the salt was loaded, to Es Cavall d'en Borràs, as clear as a natural pool, and Ses Illetes with its small islets.

You can carry on along Es Trucadors, the sand spit where the two sides of the island meet, on boardwalk, sand and rock, with S'Espalmador across the water at the tip.