Cala Trebaluger is a beach situated in the southern region of Menorca, Spain, approximately 7 km from Es Migjorn Gran. It spans 175 meters in length and 40 meters in width, featuring white sand and clear waters. The bay is encircled by low cliffs adorned with dense coniferous vegetation, which contributes to the tranquil nature of the sea.
As a result of its remote location, the beach is not heavily populated and is favored by nudists and diving enthusiasts. Visitors are advised to bring their own food and drinks as there is no infrastructure available at the beach.
Those interested in exploring nearby towns can experience traditional Mediterranean cuisine. The optimal time to visit is from May to October due to the comfortable weather conditions.
Visitor reviews highlight that the beach is beautiful and secluded with heavenly blue water, making it a great spot for a peaceful day at the beach. However, some visitors note that the access to the beach can be difficult, either requiring a swim across the river or jumping into the water from a cliff. Additionally, depending on the season, the river can make the sea greenish.
Most visitors who come to Cala Trebaluger stay in nearby towns such as Es Migjorn Gran or Ferreries, as there are no accommodations directly at the beach. These towns offer a range of lodging options and allow visitors to explore both the remote beauty of Cala Trebaluger and the traditional Mediterranean culture in the area.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
Latitude: 39.9310654 / Longitude: 3.9891861
Cala Trebaluger is located in Menorca. The following map of Cala Trebaluger shows the exact location.
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