Cala Trebalúger

Última actualización: 20/08/2024

Trebalúger is a very isolated beach and difficult to access on foot or by any other transport.
It is one of the pearls of the south, that is, a beach of white sand and light blue waters.
One of the main characteristics that differentiate it from other coves is the small river that flows into the sea.
Thanks to the fact that to get there you need to make a good hike in the sun, even in summer it is possible to plant the towel in Trebalúger without many problems (compared to other beaches such as Macarella, for example).

Beach Info

• Orientation:South
• Type:Virgin Beach
• Services: None
• Summeroccupancy: 134% occupancy
• Beach area*: 5501 m2 (* Estimated. Changes every year)
• Access on foot: 1.5 km (30 minutes)
• Nearest parking: 1.5 km (30 minutes) – Parking of Cala Mitjana
• Previous Beach: Cala Mitjana
• Next beach: Fustam Cove
• is it in the Camí de Cavalls? :No

How to get to Trebalúger

Getting to Cala Trebalúger by land is not easy.
The best way to do it is on foot.
You can get there from Cala Mitjana and from Binigaus, although it is much better from Mitjana.
For it, it is necessary to park in the parking of Cala Mitjana, and to walk along the coast following the indications towards Trebalúger.
On the way you can enjoy spectacular views of the bay of Cala Mitjana.
Once you reach Trebalúger, you have to cross the river on foot (only a couple of meters wide) and plant your feet on the fine sand.

Once There

Once on the beach, there is not much to do, since it is an extremely isolated virgin beach.
Besides sunbathing and relaxing in the water, it is possible to follow the course of the river upstream with a paddle boat (kayak, mat, etc.).
In the cave at the mouth of the river there are usually people living there during the summer, and sometimes they have a dilapidated wooden boat that will let you explore the terrain without any problems.

Industrial Pollution

Unfortunately for nature lovers, Cala Trebalúger has a serious problem.
The river that flows into this beach carries polluting substances of industrial origin.
Specifically, there is a high presence of Mercury, Arsenic and Zinc, among other substances.
In February 2012, work is being done to reach an agreement to stop once and for all the contamination of this natural environment.
For everyone’s sake, let’s hope that the problem is solved as soon as possible.

• More information about pollution in Trebalúger

Photos of Cala Trebalúger

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