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Villas in Campos, Mallorca

2 villas · Our villas in Campos, with a local guide to the area: getting there, beaches, restaurants, services and what staying here is like.

Villas in Campos

  1. The Olive Villa Es Trenc · Bedrooms: 4 · Guests: 8 From €1,063 per night
  2. Villa Cuca Campos · Bedrooms: 7 · Guests: 12 From €1,250 per night

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Staying in Campos

Campos combines an inland Mallorcan town with a low, sandy coast around Sa Ràpita, Ses Covetes and the Es Trenc-Salobrar protected area. A stay here feels rural in the interior, with beaches, salt flats and a small harbour within the municipality.

Getting there from Campos

Palma airport (PMI)
31.1 km · about 24 min by car
Palma city centre
39.2 km · about 37 min by car

Driving distance from the town centre of Campos, Google Maps, checked October 12, 2026. The villa itself may be a few minutes closer or further, and summer traffic adds time.

What staying here is like

  • Beach-focused groups can use the municipality’s sandy coast, including Es Trenc, Platja de Sa Ràpita and Arenal d’en Tem.
  • Arenal d’en Tem has fine sand and shallow water, while Es Trenc sits within a protected dune and wetland landscape.
  • Walkers and nature-minded guests can explore the shoreline between Arenal d’en Tem, Freu de ses Covetes and Es Trenc, and visit the Salobrar salt-pond landscape.
  • Campos and Sa Ràpita both have regular morning markets; check the relevant authority for seasonal beach, park and visitor arrangements.

Towns and villages

  • Campos town: The inland town is the municipality’s everyday centre, with local shops, the Thursday and Saturday markets, health services and a local information point.
  • Sa Ràpita: A coastal settlement within Campos, with a yacht club at the edge of the beach and rocky shoreline.
  • Ses Covetes: A hamlet of Campos between Es Trenc and the Sa Ràpita sands, with access towards Arenal d’en Tem.
  • Salobrar de Campos: The wetland and salt-pond area behind Es Trenc, where salt is extracted and migratory birds use the lagoons.

Beaches and coves

  • Es Trenc: A fine-sand beach in the protected Es Trenc-Salobrar de Campos area, backed by dunes and wetland.
  • Platja de Sa Ràpita: A sandy beach with dunes and pine woodland between Can Sordo and Club Nàutic Sa Ràpita.
  • Arenal d’en Tem: A fine, white-sand beach with shallow water between Ses Covetes and Es Trenc, within the protected area.

Highlights

  • Es Trenc-Salobrar de Campos Natural Park: A protected coastal landscape between Sa Ràpita and Colònia de Sant Jordi, with beach, dunes, coastal woodland, wetlands and marine habitat.
  • Salinas de Es Trenc: Salt ponds at Salobrar de Campos, where Flor de Sal is produced by evaporation; the Balearic tourism board notes guided visits to the saltworks.
  • Arenal d’en Tem shoreline walk: The coast links Arenal d’en Tem with Freu de ses Covetes and Es Trenc; the route passes Civil War bunkers.
  • Torre de Son Durí: A sixteenth-century defensive tower in Sa Ràpita, beside the yacht club.

Restaurants

  • Ca’n Calent (Campos): A restaurant in Campos listed by the municipality’s local tourism directory under Mallorcan cuisine.
  • Restaurant S’Amarador (Sa Ràpita): A restaurant in Sa Ràpita listed by the municipality’s local tourism directory under Mallorcan cuisine.
  • Restaurant S’Amarador (Sa Ràpita): A Sa Ràpita restaurant listed by the municipality’s local tourism directory under Mallorcan cuisine.

Listed from official tourism and municipal sources. Opening days change with the season, so book ahead.

Services and practicalities

  • Primary health care: CS Campos-Xaloc is the IB-Salut health centre at Carrer des Tren, 46 in Campos.
  • Sa Ràpita basic health unit: IB-Salut’s UBS Sa Ràpita is at Carrer Tintorera, 9 in Sa Ràpita.
  • Pharmacy: The Balearic Government pharmacy directory lists a pharmacy on Carrer Major in Campos.
  • Club Nàutic Sa Ràpita: The yacht club is on Explanada del Puerto in Sa Ràpita, Campos, and provides mooring-reservation information.
  • Local information point: Campos Council’s local information point is at Casal de Can Pere Ignasi and covers local heritage, routes, food and activities.
  • Morning markets: Campos and Sa Ràpita both have regular morning markets for fresh food and other local shopping.

Weekly markets

  • Campos: Thursday, Plaça de sa Creu and Plaça Major; Saturday, from Plaça de sa Creu to Plaça dels Tres Molins.
  • Sa Ràpita: Wednesday and Saturday, Plaça de ses Palmeres.

Good to know

  • Es Trenc, Arenal d’en Tem and the Salobrar sit within the protected Es Trenc-Salobrar landscape. Follow on-site signs and the current guidance of the park authority.
  • The Balearic tourism board lists car parking and public transport for Es Trenc; check current access arrangements before you go.
  • For Arenal d’en Tem, the Balearic tourism board directs drivers to park at Ses Covetes and walk south to the beach.
  • The local information point at Casal de Can Pere Ignasi is a useful first stop for current municipal routes, heritage and activity information.
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Questions about staying in Campos

Which beaches are within Campos municipality?

Es Trenc, Platja de Sa Ràpita and Arenal d’en Tem are all within Campos. Arenal d’en Tem has fine sand and shallow water; Es Trenc is part of the protected dune and wetland area.

Can we visit the salt flats and natural park?

Yes. Es Trenc-Salobrar de Campos is a protected beach, dune, wetland and marine landscape. The tourism board says Salinas de Es Trenc offers guided visits; check the operator and park authority for current arrangements.

When are the local markets?

Campos has markets on Thursday and Saturday. Sa Ràpita has markets on Wednesday and Saturday, both at Plaça de ses Palmeres.

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Researched and written by the Isle of Mallorca team from official municipal and tourism sources. Updated: .