S'Illot

S'Illot is a coastal town located on the east coast of the island of Mallorca, Spain. It is situated within the municipality of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, bordering the municipality of Son Servera. Primarily a tourist resort, S'Illot is known for its sandy beaches, particularly the main beach, Platja de S'Illot, and the adjacent Cala Moreia.

The town's name, "S'Illot," translates from Mallorcan Catalan as "the islet," referring to a small, rocky islet just offshore. This islet is often visible from the beach and contributes to the area's scenic appeal.

S'Illot has a history dating back to prehistoric times. The Talatí de ses Dones, a Talaiotic site located near the town, offers archaeological evidence of early settlement on the island. This site features a talaiot, a type of megalithic structure common in the Balearic Islands, along with other remnants of Talaiotic culture.

Modern S'Illot developed primarily as a tourist destination, with a focus on providing accommodation, restaurants, and other services for visitors. The town features a promenade lined with shops and eateries, and offers various water sports and other activities. While tourism is the dominant industry, efforts are being made to promote sustainable tourism and preserve the natural environment.