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Talaia d'Alcudia
Visorando Member
4.02 mi
+1,444 ft
-1,444 ft
3h 05
Difficult
Departure from Alcúdia (Balearic Islands)
A beautiful hike, difficult when temperatures are above 30 degrees and in strong sunshine.
There is not much shade at higher altitudes.
Moderate difficulty below 30°C and in cloudy weather.
This is a beautiful walk, which guarantees you a 360-degree panorama once you reach the top!
Talaia d'Alcudia
2.16 mi
+915 ft
-915 ft
1h 45
Moderate
Departure from Alcúdia (Balearic Islands)
Starting from the Santuari de la Victoria in Alcudia, this short hike will take you to the summit of the highest point on the Cap des Pinar peninsula.
At the summit, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Serra de Tramuntana, the Formentor peninsula and the bays of Pollença and Alcudia.
Cami de la Cala de Boquer
3.24 mi
+515 ft
-512 ft
1h 55
Moderate
Departure from Pollença (Balearic Islands)
A short stroll in the wild Cala de Boquer. You may come across some birds, especially eagles.
La talaia d'Albercutx
3.23 mi
+696 ft
-705 ft
2h 05
Easy
Departure from Pollença (Balearic Islands)
A short stroll offering splendid panoramic views of North-West Mallorca.
From Platja Formentor to Cala Burta and back
6.23 mi
+951 ft
-955 ft
3h 40
Moderate
Departure from Pollença (Balearic Islands)
From March to November, access by car beyond Formentor beach is only possible before 10am. This hike takes you to Cala Murta, a magnificent little secluded cove in the middle of nowhere.
The path from Sant Vicenç to Port de Pollença
2.62 mi
+240 ft
-253 ft
1h 25
Easy
Departure from Pollença (Balearic Islands)
A pleasant way to get back from Sant Vicenç to Port de Pollença. An easy walk.
Route Calas Llobriga, Mesquida, Moltó, Agulla and climb to Son Jaumell
6.70 mi
+1,283 ft
-1,283 ft
0h 00
Difficult
Departure from Capdepera (Balearic Islands)
Route starting from Cala Agulla , first passing through the pine forest to go around, then through the pine and oak forest to Cala Llobriga, then up to Som Jaumell for a spectacular panoramicview of Cala Lliteres, Capdepera, Cala Mezquida and, on a clear day, as far as Cap de Formentor. In some places, the trail is uneven and unshaded, so take care, especially in hot weather. You can take a well-deserved break for a swim at the various coves along the route.
Around Capdepera
9.35 mi
+1,217 ft
-1,207 ft
5h 20
Moderate
Departure from Capdepera (Balearic Islands)
Ready to embark on a getaway where the Mediterranean is your constant companion? From the moment you set off from Cala Moll, let yourself be carried away by the waves lapping against the rocks, while the path reveals pearly coves and cliffs bathed in light.
You will first pass through the secret coves of Na Tocanera, a refuge for seagulls and a treasure trove of sea scents, before the panoramic views open up onto the rugged headlands of Capdepera. Finally, this coastal loop ends in Provensals, with its pastel-coloured streets and warm atmosphere, in beauty and serenity.
Around Cala Ratjada
6.71 mi
+522 ft
-502 ft
3h 30
Moderate
Departure from Capdepera (Balearic Islands)
Put on your walking shoes and let the sea breeze carry you away as you set off from Cala Moll. The path clings to the cliffs, where the turquoise sea murmurs beneath your feet.
Soon, the Capdepera lighthouse appears on the horizon, a granite guardian watching over the sparkling waters. Continue towards Pointe de l'Olla, between secret coves and sculpted rocks, before reaching Pointe des Gullo, the setting for wild panoramas and moments suspended in time.
Between sky, sea and light, this route invites you to savour the essentials, in a rugged and vital harmony.
A view of the Soller valley
5.34 mi
+1,007 ft
-1,010 ft
3h 20
Moderate
Departure from Sóller (Balearic Islands)
A short route that takes you up to a higher vantage point to discover the Soller valley. The route follows ancient cobbled paths in places and mainly crosses olive and orange groves on the mountainsides, along shaded paths.
Deia, Muleta and Port Soller
7.50 mi
+1,083 ft
-1,647 ft
4h 25
Moderate
Departure from Deià (Balearic Islands)
A route between Deia and Port de Soller following the GR® via the Muleta refuge.
Depart from the Deia bus stop on line 203 Port Soller - Palma.
Start by heading down towards the beach and then follow the GR®.
No difficulty in finding your way.
When you reach Can Bleda, be sure to follow the route carefully. Cross the road towards the restaurant and continue along the road to the left. You will then find a road on your right which you should follow for several hundred metres before rejoining the path on the right.