Costa d'en Blanes beach is approximately 120 metres long and 15 metres wide. It is small, with coarse, golden-brown sand. There is a rocky inlet at the western end; a quieter area lies behind the rocks. For orientation on site, the measurements and the shape of the terrain offer different clues: the length and width indicate the approximate size, while the rocky inlet marks the western section. Costa d'en Blanes beach is also known as Platja d'en Blanes; both names refer to the same beach.

Beach and surroundings

The beach is next to Puerto Portals, the Marineland dolphinarium and Sporting Club Portals. Sun loungers and parasols are available to rent directly on the beach, and there is also a lifeguard service. These beach services may change, so it is advisable to check whether they are currently available before visiting. The nearby places help situate this stretch of coast; the rental service and lifeguard service, by contrast, relate specifically to the beach.

Walking along the Paseo Calvià

The Paseo Calvià footpath runs near the beach and connects all the towns in Calvià. Walks from here head towards Palmanova–Magaluf or Portals Nous and Bendinat. By connecting all the towns in Calvià, the Paseo offers a way to navigate on foot beyond the beach area; the destinations mentioned help you choose a walk by direction. Check local conditions before setting off.

Bus connections via Marineland

TIB routes 104, 106 and 107 run between Palma and Magalluf, Palmanova and Peguera. In both directions, they stop at Marineland. When planning your journey, both the route numbers and destinations, as well as this stop, are relevant. Unlike the Paseo, which is described as a footpath with the directions of the walks listed, the bus connection focuses on routes and a stop. Bus routes and service patterns may change; check the current TIB service before travelling.

A programme for school visits

For school visits to Marineland, the programme at the Aula del Mar includes an educational talk lasting approximately 45 minutes, given by an education professional. It covers the animals’ characteristics, biology and interesting facts. The education professional then accompanies the students to the park’s various exhibitions. The approximate 45-minute duration applies to the talk, not the entire visit. This distinction is useful when planning a school group: the talk is a scheduled programme item, followed by a visit to the exhibitions. Confirm the programme’s availability with the operator before making plans.

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