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Puig Major

Puig Major

Being the highest peak in Mallorca (1,445 km), this difficult hike is physically challenging and the views from the top do not disappoint. There are various places to begin the hike from and you can choose the level of difficulty. Both ways have a few ropes to assist with the inclines, and after climbing to the top you have the stunning views of all of Mallorca you can see, and also end up right next to the military base at the top. The descent is more challenging, rocks falling as you climb down can be a hazard, but going with experienced other hikers will make it an unforgettable experience.

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Canyamel

Canyamel

Canyamel is situated at seven kilometres from Cala Ratjada, between Cap des Pinar or des Raix and Cap Vermell. It is a valley through which the torrent with the same name flows the whole year, where ducks and marine birds live, and next to Serra de Sant Jordi and Puig Negre. This touristic and residential area is located nearby a wetland formed by the torrent in its mouth. The beach is beautiful and you can also visit the Coves (caves) d Artà (450 metres wide and 310 metres long), the second in Majorca, situated in the cliffs of Cap Vermell and visited by Jules Verne, Victor Hugo or Alexandre Dumas and others. This fine-grained golden sandy area is very crowded by local visitors and tourists.

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Unspoilt beaches

Unspoilt beaches

There are plenty of hikes around the island for beginners and experts that lead to some of the most outstanding beaches in Mallorca. Hikes between 30 minutes and 2 hours can lead you to empty beaches with beautiful views just for you. The natural park Llevant for example will walk you through the mountains in the north and has plenty of small paths allowing you to see deserted coves and beaches.

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Coll Baix

Coll Baix

The route begins in Victoria, in the north of the island and following a forest rail hikers will first see a lookout point called “Ses Tres Creus”, which offers a scenic viewpoint over the Bay of Pollença. The hike then passes through Talaia d’Alcúdia (445 m), and then leads you to the hill road of Es Coll Baix. On the mountain peak you can see ruins from an old 16th century tower destroyed in 1936. You can also see two buildings where soldiers sought protection during the air raid alarms of the Spanish Civil war. This unspoilt beach is one of Mallorca’s hidden gems and is well worth the hike.

 

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