Around Son Verí Nou, there is a clearly named coastal route and several bathing areas with different characteristics. When looking for a hotel in Son Verí Nou, it helps to distinguish the longer seaside route from the individual nearby destinations. This lets you choose the focus of your stay based on whether you want to explore the coastal stretch, visit a quiet bathing area or plan a particular water activity.

Coastal path and getting your bearings

The Paseo de Alfons XIII runs along the coast opposite the Son Verí Nou residential area. The approximately three-kilometre coastal path between s’Arenal and Cala Blava also follows the coast opposite the residential area and leads to Cala Blava. The path provides access to several bathing areas, including Caló de Sant Antoni and Cala Mosques. Cala Mosques is accessible by stairs. The approximate route length and the stairs concern different aspects: the length refers to the coastal route, while the stairs provide access to Cala Mosques.

Caló de Sant Antoni lies at the foot of the Son Verí Nou residential area, between Club Nàutic s’Arenal and Calonet d’es Fornàs. Its location between these two points makes the bathing area easier to pinpoint.

Swimming and water sports

Nearby is Sa Cova Baixa, a quiet bathing area with flat rocks. Residents of the Son Verí and Son Verí Nou residential areas use it, and it is also close to S’Arenal beach. Sa Cova Baixa is part of the Reserva Marina de la Bahía de Palma marine reserve. Stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking are other water sports available at this bathing area. This means you can choose between swimming and activities on the water without losing sight of its quiet character and rocky surroundings.

Calonet d’es Fornàs is also nearby. The shallow water around the cove and the rocky surroundings make it suitable for snorkelling. The choice between the two areas therefore comes down to a specific difference: Sa Cova Baixa is a quiet bathing area with flat rocks and water sports, while snorkelling is the activity suited to Calonet d’es Fornàs.

A staircase carved into the rock leads to Roca dels Turistes. Check the current condition of the access before visiting. This way, you can take this access information into account when planning without confusing it with the stairs to Cala Mosques.

Bus connections

Bus route 504 from Tolleric to Palma serves Son Verí Nou. If you plan to use this connection for your onward journey or arrival, check the latest TIB service information before travelling. The route is a specific reference point when considering journeys towards Tolleric or Palma; you can check the current services to suit your travel date.

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