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Ses Roquetes
Drop anchor off Platja de Ses Roquetes, a pristine white-sand beach on Mallorca's southern coast that you can only reach by sea or on foot — no road access means it stays genuinely unspoilt. The water is clear, turquoise and well-sheltered, making it a great spot to swim and linger. When you're done, the small town of Colònia de Sant Jordi is close by, with a Wednesday market and easy access to the Cabrera archipelago and old salt mines worth exploring.
Marinas and anchorages near Ses Roquetes · times are dock to dock
Real Club Náutico
8h35 · 4.5 · 16 based here
Marina Naviera Balear
6h02 · 4.5 · 27 based here
La Llotja Marina
8h41 · 4.5 · 71 based here
Club Nàutic de Portocolom
9h08 · 13 based here
Port de la Colònia de Sant Jordi
1h03
Port de Cabrera
7h59
Mallorca Bootcharter Anhänger Marina
11h26
Portals Vells Marina
12h01
Club Nautic Sa Rapita
3h25
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Popular Times
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- Busiest on Sundays
- Fullest around 00:00, emptiest around 10:00
- Half the boats arrive by 14:00
- 52% of visits are overnight
- Typical day stop: ~4h · max recorded 5 boats
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