Escorca walks

A lovely, relatively easy hike offering stunning 360° views from the summit of Puig de l’Ofre.

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.

A very pleasant walk with no major difficulties apart from the climb.

A hike of moderate difficulty, alternating between shaded and sunny sections. The walk starts on the GR® 221, on a fairly flat, tarmac path. It then heads up a lovely climb through the woodland, followed by a series of hairpin bends up to a hilltop offering panoramic views of the bay and the sea on one side and Mount Fartàritx on the other. The return journey follows the same route.

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.

The walk starts from the Casa Vicenç car park. The walk is over very stony and rocky terrain, with exposed sections and magnificent views of the north-west coast. Passing through Coves Blanques (1), the start of the route is fairly easy. There is the option to head towards La Pointe Perdra Martin (2). The map incorrectly labels this as ‘Puig de l’Aguila’. Near the cliff, there is a lovely panoramic viewpoint (3), right on the edge of the precipice. The climb then begins up to the summit of La Mola (4) Return via the same route, with a lovely viewpoint (5) And there’s the option to visit the viewpoint on Puig d’Àguila (6)

A pleasant way to get back from Sant Vicenç to Port de Pollença. An easy walk.

A walk with no major difficulties, apart from the elevation gain. Much of the route is in the shade of a pine forest. This route offers a splendid view of the Alcudia Peninsula in Mallorca.

A short stroll in the wild Cala de Boquer. You may come across some birds, especially eagles.

A short stroll offering splendid panoramic views of North-West Mallorca.

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.

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.

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!

It’s a lovely walk along the coast with superb views. The path is quiet and there are no difficult sections. You may spot birds of prey and come across wild goats. The route is easy and requires no special equipment – just avoid flip-flops. Make sure you bring water, as there is little shade along the route.

A walk alternating between shade and sunshine. The route starts from Paguera. The paths are steep and the start is rather uninteresting, but the arrival at Na Bruta offers a beautiful panoramic view. Superb descent overlooking the sea. After the road, climb up to the Cap Andritxol viewpoint (magnificent view). The return route follows the signposted path or heads right near the Camp de Mar tower (sea view, Caló d’en Monjo).

This walk brings you along the coastline visiting four caves, including "cova de la Mare de Déu de Portals Vells" an old quarry where you can enjoy interesting carvings. On the way, enjoy amazing views of Palma while meeting wild goats.