Costa D´en Blanes: Beach and Paseo Calvià

Costa D´en Blanes can be explored for trip planning through several specific points of reference: the beach of the same name, the Paseo Calvià running close to the beach, and the bus routes that stop at Marineland. The shape of the beach, walks and bus connections are distinct aspects to consider when assessing the area as a travel destination.

The beach and its rocky cove

Costa d'en Blanes beach is small and has coarse, golden-brown sand. It is approximately 120 metres long and 15 metres wide. There is a rocky cove in the western part; a quieter area lies behind the rocks. The measurements indicate the extent of the beach, while the rocks provide a specific landmark for the quieter section. This makes it possible to consider the beach's size and its different spatial features separately.

Nearby facilities and beach services

The beach is next to Puerto Portals, the Marineland dolphinarium and Sporting Club Portals. Sun loungers and parasols are available to rent at the beach; there is also a lifeguard service. The nearby facilities provide local points of reference, while rentals and the lifeguard service are beach services. If these are important for your visit, check their current availability locally.

Walks along Paseo Calvià

The Paseo Calvià footpath runs near the beach and connects all the towns in Calvià. From there, you can walk in the direction of Palmanova–Magaluf or Portals Nous and Bendinat. For planning purposes, the information can be read as two possible directions: Palmanova–Magaluf or Portals Nous and Bendinat. This lets you decide in advance which way you would like to walk. Check local conditions before setting out.

Bus connections at Marineland

TIB bus routes 104, 106 and 107 run between Palma and Magalluf/Palmanova/Peguera. All three routes stop at Marineland in both directions. The route numbers, direction and stop at Marineland are specific starting points for finding your connection. As routes and service patterns can change, check the current transport service before travelling.

School visits to Marineland

For school groups, a visit to Marineland includes an approximately 45-minute educational talk in the Aula del Mar, led by an education specialist. It covers the animals' characteristics, biology and interesting facts. The specialist then accompanies the students to the park's various exhibits. The programme combines a talk of defined duration with an accompanied visit to the exhibits; the approximate 45-minute duration refers to the talk. If you are planning a school visit, confirm availability with the operator in advance. This allows teachers and group leaders to take both parts of the programme into account when planning.

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