Colonia de Sant Jordi Majorca

Colonia de Sant Jordi is one of the most magical hidden spots on the island of Majorca. It’s a place filled with unique beaches, nature and tradition.

This little town is famous for its excellent views of the incredible island of Cabrera. It’s also known for being the main access point for stunning beaches, such as Es Trenc, Es Carbó o Es Caragol. But Colonia de Sant Jordi is much more than that: salt mountains, beautiful sunsets, unforgettable walks, marine caves, cycling tours, bird watching, hiking…

In fact, there is so much to do in Colonia de Sant Jordi that we at Hotel Colonial have decided to create a blog dedicated exclusively to discovering all of its traditions and best hidden spots.

The island of Majorca is a truly multifaceted place. The whole length and breadth of its surface is home to such a huge variety hidden landscapes, it’s sometimes hard to believe they all form part of the same island. The colour of the water is the most surprising, as it’s different in every part of the island – but always incredibly special.

Colonia de Sant Jordi acts as an excellent base for exploring the southern face of Majorca, with its characteristic sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, little villages and charming fishing ports. As for the colour of the water in southern Majorca… it will leave you speechless. All you need to know is that many refer to this area as the “Caribbean” part of Majorca.

Here are some of our recommendations for exploring this region:

Portocolom – Santanyí – Mondragón Natural Park – Cala d’Or – S’Alqueria Vella – Cala Figuera – Sant Salvador – Castillo de Santueri.