Cala Barca Trencada, Coastal beach in Santanyí, Spain.

Cala Barca Trencada is a cove in the municipality of Santanyí, on the east coast of Mallorca, about 1 km west of Portopetro. The bay measures roughly 30 metres across and 100 metres deep, and hotels, apartment buildings and private houses stand around it, including the Iberostar Club Cala Barca.

This natural cove has long served as a landing place for local fishermen and maritime traders on the island. The location has remained largely unchanged for centuries, maintaining its role as a working beach for those who depend on the sea.

The restaurants here serve traditional Mallorcan seafood dishes that show how the sea has shaped local eating habits and daily life. You can taste recipes that have been passed down through families who have always lived from fishing and the land.

The beach has showers, toilets, and a kiosk for basic supplies and drinks. Two restaurants and a dive shop are on site if you want to eat or explore underwater activities.

Among the rocky sections, a natural pool sometimes forms that works as a protected swimming spot away from the open sea. Many visitors miss this quiet pocket of water while exploring the rocks.