Platja de s'Home Mort
| S'Home Mort beach | ||
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| location | Santa Margalida parish | |
| Geographical location | 39 ° 44 '15 " N , 3 ° 13' 28" E | |
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| length | 210 m | |
| width | 50 m | |
| nature | sand | |
| water | Seagrass deposits possible | |
| Surroundings | urbanized | |
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| Visitor frequency | medium | |
| Parking spaces | in the surrounding area | |
| monitoring | No | |
| Nudism | No | |
| next hospital | Hospital Comarcal d'Inca (32.7 km) | |
| next port | Son Serra de Marina (0.25 km) | |
| Beaches and bays in Mallorca | ||
Platja de s'Home Mort ('Dead Man's Beach') is a sandy beach on the northeast coast of the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca . It is located in the north of the municipality of Santa Margalida within the village of Son Serra de Marina .
Location and description
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The Platja de s'Home Mort is located in the middle of the village of Son Serra de Marina on the Badia d'Alcúdia ('Bay of Alcúdia'). The beach is therefore often referred to as Platja de Son Serra de Marina , although there is another beach further east that bears this name. The Platja de s'Home Mort is temporarily with seaweed deposits covered. This and the fact that there is the large beach of S'Arenal de Sa Canova in the east of the village leads to only moderate visitor occupancy.
The sandy beach of s'Home Mort stretches about 210 meters along the sea between the cliffs on the shore at Es Mollet de Son Serra de Marina at Punta de Sa Barraca in the west and the rock strip in the east Es Corral des Marbres . Its greatest width is about 50 meters. Parallel to the coastline, the coastal road borders the beach behind the dunes. Behind it, the development consists of one to two-story houses, which are often only inhabited temporarily. Some of the houses on the west side are right on the beach.
Access
After Son Serra de Marina, a road leads north, which branches off at kilometer 14.4 from the MA-12 road between Artà and Alcúdia . The road to the coast bears the name Avinguda del Talaiot de sa Nineta after the Talaiot , a prehistoric building at the confluence, and ends at the marina of Son Serra de Marina. The Platja de s'Home Mort borders the port immediately to the east.
literature
- Bartomeu Amengual Gomila: Mallorca's coasts from the air . Detailed and practical travel guide with aerial photos of Mallorca's coasts. 6th edition. Editorial GeoPlaneta, Barcelona 2000, ISBN 84-08-01821-3 , Son Serra de Marina, p. 108 (Spanish: Aeroguía del litoral de Mallorca . Translated by Gabriele Grauwinkel and Susanne Pospiech).
- Miguel Ángel Álvarez Alperi: All the beaches of Mallorca . 1st edition. Laluzenpapel, Gijón 2012, ISBN 978-84-938783-1-3 , Home Mort beach - Son Serra de Marina, p. 107 (Spanish: Todas las playas de Mallorca . Translated by Meike Schirmeister).
Individual evidence
- ↑ Senderisme a Mallorca. Consell de Mallorca, accessed on August 25, 2014 (interactive map).
- ↑ Miguel Ángel Álvarez Alperi: All the beaches of Mallorca . 1st edition. Laluzenpapel, Gijón 2012, ISBN 978-84-938783-1-3 , Home Mort beach - Son Serra de Marina, p. 107 (Spanish: Todas las playas de Mallorca . Translated by Meike Schirmeister).
