The pretty little 'secret' beach in Majorca with golden sand and hardly any tourists

This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more This beach is part of a national park, meaning the area is protected from tourist developments (Image: Getty Images) Majorca may be a popular tourist spot for millions of British holidaymakers every year, but not many will have heard of Es Trenc beach. The beach is not the most accessible place to get to by modes of transport so most don’t manage to visit it.

If you’re hoping to visit, the majority will take a long walk to see the shallow clear waters there. Located in the southern part of Majorca, it is near the town of Ses Covetes. Es Trenc is one of the last natural beaches on the island which has not been spoiled by big hotels and busy restaurants filled with tourists.

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