Cala Trebalúger, Natural beach in Es Migjorn Gran, Spain
Cala Trebalúger is a natural beach in Es Migjorn Gran featuring white sand that slopes gradually into clear Mediterranean waters. The strand measures around 175 meters long and 40 meters wide, enclosed by rocky cliffs on either side.
The coastal area has remained untouched by urban development for centuries, preserving its natural condition as part of Menorca's southern shore. This isolation has kept the location relatively unchanged.
The beach draws visitors practicing naturism, continuing a long-held Mediterranean tradition of clothing-optional recreation in this cove.
The beach is accessible only on foot, requiring approximately a 2-kilometer walk from a nearby parking area through mountain trails. The walk takes around 30 to 40 minutes and is manageable for most visitors.
A small stream from Barranc d'en Fideo flows directly onto the beach, creating a distinct zone where freshwater meets the sea. This convergence shifts the water color and forms a fascinating ecological transition zone.
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