Platja de Punta Galera, Rocky beach in Sant Antoni de Portmany, Spain

Platja de Punta Galera is a rocky beach in Sant Antoni de Portmany featuring stone formations along the shoreline that create multiple natural terraces extending into the Mediterranean at different levels. The rock platforms vary in height and expose different sections of the coastline.

The stone slabs that form the beach come from an old quarry worked at the foot of the cliff; the cut blocks were later used as natural terraces for sunbathing and swimming. The site lies about 4 km from Sant Antoni de Portmany.

The stone slabs that form the terraces come from an old quarry worked at the foot of the cliff; bathers now sunbathe and swim on the cut blocks. Because the spot is little frequented, nudism is common here.

Access is somewhat complicated: the beach lies about 4 km from Sant Antoni de Portmany, at the foot of a steep cliff, so plan the approach and wear shoes suited to large stone slabs.

The stone slabs come from an old quarry worked at the foot of the cliff; the blocks left behind now serve as sunbathing and bathing terraces. Because the spot is little frequented, nudism is common there.