7 June 2026

S’Aigua Blanca Loses Lifeguard and Municipal Services for 2023

This summer, s’Aigua Blanca in Sant Carles will see a significant change as it transitions to a beach without lifeguard and municipal services, according to the Santa Eulària des Riu Council. While the beach is generally considered low-risk regarding sea conditions, the council is urging both locals and British visitors to exercise caution, particularly due to the presence of cliffs and potential rockfalls. Visitors are also reminded that vehicle access to this idyllic spot is now closed. For any emergencies, calling the Guardia Civil or emergency services remains essential.

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