The name of this village means 'small caves' and this is believed to refer to Roman burial chambers on the same site. Nowadays people come here for one thing - to get to Platja Es Trenc, a 3-km stretch of fine white sand backed by gentle dunes. On the other side of the town is the equally nice Sa Rapita beach.

The village itself is small and peaceful. There are couple of bars and restaurants but nothing too crazy goes on here. The area seems to have suffered from the economic difficulties of recent year - sadly, there are a number of half-finished developments along the coastline.

Source: SeeMallorca