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The south east coast of Majorca has the least touristic beaches
of the island and its salt marshes are a bird's heaven.
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The long stretch of Es Trenc is one of the nicest and most preserved
beach. Colonia Sant Jordi is where you can take the boat to go
to the island of Sa Cabrera and also get to the beautiful little
beaches nearby which can only be accessed by sea.
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You'll get the best view of Sa Cabrera from the Cap Salines which
is the southernmost point flanked by pine trees. Sa Rapita is
a small village with a pleasant beach on one side and flat rocks
sliding into the sea on the other.
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