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The easternmost part of Platja de Migjorn on Formentera’s south coast, with a sandy seabed that stretches a long way out to sea.





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A section of Platja de Migjorn on Formentera with fine, pale sand, dunes and water that stays shallow a long way out.
Between Es Valencians and Es Copinar lies Es Arenals. It’s one of the beaches that make up Platja de Migjorn, the long stretch of beach along Formentera’s south coast. You’ll find it in the eastern part of Migjorn, in the municipality of Formentera.
The sand is fine and pale, and there are dunes behind the beach. The turquoise water stays shallow for a long way: you can wade out quite a distance before you need to swim. According to Formentera’s tourist board, that’s why the beach is popular with families. It’s also one of the busiest sections of Migjorn.
You can snorkel around the rocky stretches nearby.
Take the PM-820 towards La Mola and turn off to the south. The access road to the beach is Carrer des Arenals. You can park by the beach; according to the official tourism website, parking is free. In July and August it fills up fast, so arrive early.
Es Arenals is also within easy reach by bike. If you enjoy walking, you can follow the shore to other parts of Migjorn.
According to Formentera’s tourist board, you’ll find:
What’s available depends on the season, and outside the summer some of it may be closed. Public showers and toilets haven’t been confirmed, so don’t count on them.
The dunes behind Es Arenals are part of Migjorn’s protected coastal area. The plants hold the sand in place, so stick to the existing paths and take your rubbish away with you.
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