Cove · South-west (Ciutadella)
Son Saura del Sur
Two broad semicircles of fine sand, Bellavista and Des Banyuls, separated by a headland, backed by pine wood and lapped by shallow water. Roomier than its neighbouring coves and ideal for families; in summer it fills with anchored boats.
What to see and do
- two broad stretches of sand (Bellavista and des Banyuls) separated by a point
- more space and shallower waters than the small coves, with pines behind
- access on foot from the car park: bring a picnic, water and shade (no services)
Practical information
- Access
- Car + a walk
- Parking
- Capacity-controlled (2026 season): the car park closes once full, usually around 9am in July and August. It is one of the more forgiving coves in southern Ciutadella, and on some shoulder-season days it never fills at all. There is no point looking for a spot nearby: the lanes are narrow and parking on them is not allowed. Without a car (in 2026, until 15 October): the bus from Ciutadella runs Monday to Saturday at 11.15am, 1.15pm and 6.15pm, returning half an hour later.
- Best time
- Its car park fills later than Turqueta’s, so it gives you a good extra hour: up to 9am in high season. May, June and September give you far more room: in May the car parks do not fill up until 10 or 10.30am. In season, the Consell controls access to the car park, and the service contract runs until 15 October.
- Effort
- Tough: a long hike, no services
- Suggested time
- ~3 h
Facts checked on — confirm times and access on the day of your visit.