Colònia de Sant Jordi - Cap de ses Salines - Cala Santanyí coastal walk

Not signposted but easy path along the coast through:
- Colònia de Sant Jordi (Constitució bus stop)
- Platja de Cala Galiota
- Platja d'es Port (1.4 km)
- Platja d'es Dolç (2.0 km)
- Platja Can Curt (2.6 km)
- Platja de Ses Roquetes
- Platja d'es Carbó (3.2 km)
- Cala en Tugores (6.5 km)
- Platja des Caragol (8.4 km)
- Cap de Ses Salines
- Far del Cap Salines
- Cala Marmols (15.2 km)
- above Cala Figuereta
- Talaiot (18.0 km)
- Cala S’Alumina
- Es Maquer
- Caló des Moro (19.6 km)
- Cala Llombards (21.6 km)
- Calo des Macs
- Cala Santanyi (27.4 km) (bus stop)

Nicest to walk when little wind and waves.

Colonia de Sant Jordi:
Sometimes referred to as 'Port de Campos' (named after Campos, which is the main town of the Ses Salines region), Colonia de Sant Jordi in the municipality of Ses Salines was traditionally a small an agricultural and fishing village. The outstanding beaches on its coastline have made tourism thrive here in recent years and Colonia Sant Jordi is now an upbeat coastal resort. The old fishing harbour still remains intact, and adds an element of charm and beauty. Like many of the seaside resorts in Mallorca, there is a bustling atmosphere in the summer here, while it remains peaceful in the winter. The promenade is the life and soul of Colonia de Sant Jordi.
With evidence of settlements from the Bronze Age, Colonia Sant Jordi (also known as San Jorge) was valued by the ancient Romans for salt production. Alongside tourism, harvesting gourmet sea salt is the town's main activity. It also has the only hot springs on the island of Mallorca which can be found at a nearby hotel.

Public transport from/to Palma:
From Palma bus 501 Manacor to La Verge and from there bus 517 to Constitució (Colonia de Sant Jordi).
From Cala Santanyi bus 516 Campos to La Verge and from there bus 501 to Palma.