When planning your stay in Paguera, you can compare beach features and two routes as different focal points. Palmira, Torà and La Romana differ in length, location and surroundings; the routes differ in distance, difficulty rating and points of interest. This can help you decide whether beaches or a route should be the main focus of your trip.
Compare beaches by size and surroundings
Palmira is 600 m long and about 40 m wide. Torà is a 500 m-long sandy beach between La Romana beach and a boat dock; Palmira is therefore 100 m longer. La Romana is about 80 m long, making it shorter than the other two beaches. Behind the beach is a dune system with pine trees and juniper. These details give you different points of comparison: the length of all three beaches, the width of Palmira as well, and Torà’s position between two landmarks. At La Romana, the vegetation behind the beach adds a landscape feature to the size comparison. This lets you weigh length, width, location and surroundings separately when choosing a beach.
Torà: beach facilities
Torà beach has showers, a lifeguard service, accessible walkways, and sun lounger and parasol hire. These facilities are practical details to consider when planning a beach visit. As facilities may change, check their current status locally before your trip.
Palmira: promenade, market and access
A palm-lined walkway separates Palmira beach from the built-up area. Paguera’s recurring summer market is held on the Playa de Palmira promenade, which also provides a setting for walks. If you want to combine a beach visit with a stroll, the promenade is a named landmark where the market is also located. Check the market’s seasonal dates and schedule with the municipality.
Two routes of different lengths
The PR-MA 1 hiking route connects Paguera and Es Capdellà, is 5.8 km long and has a low difficulty rating. In July 2026, it was described as recently established and officially approved. Route RS4 is rated easy, is 18.25 km long, starts and ends in Paguera, and leads to the public Galatzó estate in Es Capdellà. It is therefore 12.45 km longer than PR-MA 1. Both routes have a low or easy difficulty rating, so distance and route are also important when choosing between them. PR-MA 1 connects the two towns, while RS4 leads to the estate and starts and ends in Paguera. You can choose based on your preferred destination and the stated route length.
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