Carretera Camides Far, 07740, Es Mercadal
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Unpaved beach parking with only a few flat spaces; the rest has a significant slope. It is quiet at night and the beach is 5 minutes away, with direct access to the Camí de Cavalls. Chemical toilets are poorly maintained, and a beach bar operates only in high season. The area can be dusty and affected by mosquitoes, while phone reception is unavailable.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Good parking for spending the night. Few level spots, very quiet at night. Beautiful beaches 5 minutes away. No phone signal.
Parking near the beach, which is very beautiful. You can follow the Camí de Cavalls to reach other beaches. Some sections of the road are a little narrow.
Dirt parking area, but very quiet. It starts filling up around 9 a.m. We arrived with a coachbuilt motorhome around 8 p.m. and had no problem getting in. The only drawback is the mosquitoes; even with screens, they attacked us relentlessly.
Quite a large parking area, with some fairly level sections. Beautiful beaches with very clear water. The downside is that the parking area is very dusty, at least at this time of year. We did not stay overnight. But there were several motorhomes and vans there.
We parked with a 7 m motorhome. Very dusty ground, but a pleasant place surrounded by nature. The access road is fine. Close to a wonderful beach.
We spent the night killing mosquitoes, despite having only two windows open with the screens closed. It was too hot to close them as well. At 5 in the morning we gave up and left. We saw a truly wonderful starry sky, but at night we would also like to sleep.
Dirt parking area, a little dusty, but worth spending the night here. Absolute peace and quiet and a wonderful starry sky. We slept one night; there were other vans and motorhomes.
Dirt parking area 5 minutes from the beach, with some well-leveled areas, no shade but with public toilets, a bar and bins. We were able to access it easily at 10 p.m. with a 7 m coachbuilt motorhome. Several campers and motorhomes spent the night there. From 9 a.m. it filled up with cars.
Very large parking area but lots of people. Come before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m. to find a space (from June onward). The beaches are large; there is a small cove on the right that is almost deserted and very charming. The parking area is dirt and dust blows around, so close your doors and windows. The parking area is not flat and has some ruts that could damage low undercarriages.
Dirt parking area. Very dusty and badly damaged. Few level spaces. Noisy until sunset when people return from the lighthouse after watching the sunset. Otherwise, very quiet at night.
The parking area is large, but quite uneven. It is nicer to continue along the narrow road and spend the night at the lighthouse.
No more mosquitoes than elsewhere for us. A few level spots on the section near the road. The toilets were open even at night. Direct access from the parking area to the beach and the Camí de Cavalls. Perfect.
No more mosquitoes than elsewhere. A very good starting point for the Camí de Cavalls, both to the right and left.
Good access to the spectacular beach, which is well worth visiting. The parking area is spacious, with some sloping sections and little shade, but there are public toilets (a little dirty), bins and a wonderful beach bar. We only spent the day.
A mosquito hell, very dusty and with no shade. The good things are the starry sky and the proximity to the lighthouse for watching the sunset. Cars keep passing toward the lighthouse during the night. There are chemical toilets, but they are very dirty. There are rubbish bins and a beach bar. It is a huge parking area, but most sections are very sloped.
We arrived late in the afternoon and were able to park for sunset on the beach. Spacious parking area, but very sloped in some sections.
Quiet place, with a flat entrance. The big problem is the mosquitoes. We opened the doors for a while to let the air circulate and then, after closing them, a small gap was accidentally left open. The mosquitoes ate us alive, and I am not exaggerating when I say we had to kill 30—a real army.