Es Cavallet is reached from the Sant Francesc de s'Estany and Ses Salines area via local roads, then sandy paths to the open shoreline. Parking is reported near beach access points, but capacity and current arrangements are unconfirmed, so earlier arrival is a practical choice during the summer arrival period. Public transport service is not confirmed, so many visitors rely on private vehicle, taxi or bicycle, subject to seasonal availability and local conditions. The beach surface is sand, and the final approach involves sandy terrain that may be difficult for wheelchairs and strollers, with step-free access not confirmed. Natural shade is limited, so bring sunscreen, a hat and drinking water rather than relying on vegetation or unconfirmed parasol availability. The east-facing shoreline is exposed to wind and can have waves and currents. Calm water should not be assumed, so assess conditions before entering and supervise children closely, especially when wind increases. Beach restaurants are reported as dining options, but opening periods, menus and prices are not confirmed and may vary by season. Toilet, shower, sunbed and umbrella provision are also unconfirmed, so arrive self-sufficient and do not rely on public facilities being present. Lifeguard provision is not confirmed, so do not assume supervised swimming. No verified admission fee is reported for beach access, although restaurant and rental services, if used, may charge separately with current prices unconfirmed. June through September is a reasonable beach-season estimate, with hot, dry summers and milder shoulder seasons. Allowing a few hours is useful for walking to a preferred section, resting and swimming when conditions permit. Current dog access rules are not confirmed, so do not assume dogs are permitted, especially within the Ses Salines protected landscape. Use established approaches and avoid walking across dune vegetation.