The Roman city of Pollentia was the most important Roman city in the Balearic Islands. Located behind the medieval walls and the church of Alcudia, you can tour this archaeological site and also visit the Monographic Museum of Pollentia, where the remains found in the excavations are on display. A way of being able to ...
The island of Dragonera is full of mysteries, legends of caves, lighthouses, pirates and traditions. Thanks to the popular pressure that saved it from being urbanised, since 1995 it has formed part of the Sa Dragonera Natural Park, together with the islets of Es Pantaleu and Sa Mitjana, as well as the group of ...
In the heart of the Serra de Tramontana, a mountain range declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011 in the category of cultural landscape, lies the municipality of Fornalutx, between mountains of dry stone terraces and centuries-old olive groves. Olive trees were the traditional economic base of this mountain village.
In Puerto Portals you can enjoy a maritime and international atmosphere. Just ten kilometers from Palma, it is one of the most prestigious ports in the Mediterranean. In addition, from 21 to 26 July 2022, starts the regatta Puerto Portals 52 Super Series Sailing Week. A spectacle worth seeing. 52 SUPER SERIES is the ...
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Places like S'Estaca, in the municipality of Valldemossa, remind you that time can sometimes stand still. Who has never had that feeling?
The beauty of this coastal spot with its turquoise, transparent waters, together with its history, are certainly worth it. The old fishermen's huts and dry docks in the background have been converted over the years into small summer refuges. Access by land begins on the road that goes to the port of Valldemossa (Ma1131) at km 4, where the access on foot to this coastal spot steeped in history begins. A walk of an hour and a quarter, where the winding centenary olive trees intermingle in a coastal landscape in the heart of the Serra de Tramontana (a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011).
