Known locally Breezy and coastal with steady pedestrian activity
Fontanellas, Avinguda de Bartomeu Riutort, 125, Platja de Palma i Pla de Sant Jordi, 07610 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain
Located along Platja de Palma, one of Mallorca's longest and most continuous stretches of sandy coastline.
Positioned along Avinguda de Bartomeu Riutort, which runs parallel to the Mediterranean Sea in the southern municipality of Palma.
Serves as a landscaped public buffer between the multi-lane coastal cycling/walking infrastructure and local commercial establishments.
Integrates urban green elements including mature palm trees and coastal vegetation adapted to the Balearic maritime climate.
Fontanellas is a coastal green space and beachfront park area located along Avinguda de Bartomeu Riutort in the Platja de Palma sector of Palma de Mallorca. Situated directly adjacent to the Mediterranean shoreline, the park offers landscaped pathways, palm trees, and open recreational zones overlooking the sandy expanse of Playa de Palma. It acts as an accessible public transition area between the bustling beachfront promenade and the urban fabric of the Can Pastilla and Platja de Palma districts. The area provides shaded benches and walking paths that see heavy foot traffic from beachgoers, cyclists, and pedestrians exploring the south coast of Mallorca. Its proximity to the Palma Beach strip makes it a frequent resting point for visitors traversing the long coastal path that stretches toward Palma city center.
From the seaside edge of the park looking across the sandy beach toward the Mediterranean horizon.
Visit during the early morning hours to enjoy the park paths and adjacent beach before the peak midday heat and crowds arrive.
Combine a stroll through the park with a walk or bike ride along the adjacent coastal promenade that connects Can Pastilla to Palma's main port.
Avoid leaving valuables unattended on nearby park benches while visiting the adjacent beach.
Plan for about 30 minutes to 1 hour to see the highlights.
The best time to visit is Early morning or late afternoon during the spring and autumn shoulder seasons for milder temperatures and lower visitor density..
From the seaside edge of the park looking across the sandy beach toward the Mediterranean horizon.
Close by you'll find Palma Aquàrium, Catedral-Basílica de Santa María de Mallorca, Parque Bosque La Ribera.