Es Cavallet Dunes (Cruising)

Vast, clean and wild

When we arrived at the paid parking lot, we asked the woman collecting the money at the barrier if the entrance to Es Cavallet nudist beach was the one we were at, and she confirmed it was. We walked for 50 minutes in the middle of a heatwave until we reached a tower (Ses Portes) where two park rangers were waiting. They politely told us we had parked in the wrong lot and should have parked in the Es Cavallet lot. When we left the park, we told the ranger that she should try to give better directions in the future, and she immediately started yelling at us in a very rude manner. I find it outrageous to receive this kind of treatment from the park staff.

Many algae

Wonderful sandy beach in the south of the island. The signs for the access routes to the beach from the parking area need improvement.

After the closure and subsequent non-reopening of the Chiringay/El Chiringuito beach restaurant (license lost in 2024/2025), this beach is no longer recommended. The beach is only moderately maintained, dirty, and there are no longer any food or drink options. Those who wish to enjoy undisturbed naturism will still find it a good choice.

A natural paradise! This stretch of beach has a very special charm. Beautiful, fine sand, crystal-clear water, and a wide, expansive beach. It's wonderful for long walks. Here and there, you'll find small patches of seaweed. Currently, there's no beach bar or sun loungers available. It's not overcrowded, as the visitors are well spread out.

Nice and quiet

Ideal for those who practice nudism