The big sister of the Balearic Islands, it is a true paradise for hiking routes in Mallorca. Just a stone’s throw from the mainland, it is bathed in the splendid sunshine and light of the Mediterranean. It has two mountain ranges, of which the Serra de Tramuntana in the northwest is the largest and most popular. The Serra de Tramuntana offers, in addition to fantastic views over the whole island, great routes through its high mountains. Lush forests of oak and evergreen pine trees populate a mountain range that is kept cool and tempered by the sea breeze.
Enjoy Walking Mallorca !
Mallorca, pearl of the Mediterranean
Throughout history, Mallorca has been a place of great importance for different cultures. Its strategic location and wonderful climate all year round attracted the Carthaginians, Romans and Arabs. Each of them left their mark, which can be found today in the form of architecture and agricultural practices.
In modern times, Mallorca has been a favourite destination for northern Europeans eager for sun and sand. And although this style of holiday is still the majority on the island, Mallorca is being rediscovered as a true walker’s paradise.
New walking tours in Mallorca have been established, especially in the Serra de Tramuntana. With well-preserved and well-signposted trails, hiking in Mallorca today is an interesting alternative to sun and beach holidays.
Mallorca, a natural paradise
Serra de Tramuntana
The Serra de Tramuntana is a 90 km long mountain range in the north of the island of Mallorca. It is characterised by the diversity of its landscapes: forest areas made up of holm oak, pine, reed and other species alternate with agricultural areas such as olive groves. It is also worth mentioning the large number of endemic species of flora and fauna.
Torrent de Pareis
This Natural Monument is made up of the torrents of Pareis, Gorg Blau and Lluc, located in the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, which was declared a Natural Site by the Agreement of the Government Council of 16th March 2007. They constitute one of the most beautiful and abrupt landscapes on the island of Mallorca, forming a karstic canyon with walls up to 200 metres high.
Ses Fonts Ufanes
The Ufanes springs are the most unique hydrological phenomenon on the island of Mallorca. It is a spring with intermittent outcrops that spring up in a diffuse, very powerful and sudden manner, after the accumulation of sufficient rainfall in the Puig Tomir massif and its surroundings.
We also offer other GUIDED GROUPS in Mallorca and the Canary Islands:
8 days - in a guided group
…Or find our best INDEPENDENT WALKING programmes in the Canary Islands:
self-guided ► hotel + breakfast included
La Gomera SMART
395 €
self-guided ► hotel + breakfast included
La Gomera ESSENTIAL
695 €
…And if you prefer a tailor-made plan for your group that
combine different islands or visit special places
we will adapt it to your prerogatives.
Your own group? Ask us !
If you wish a tailor-made plan
for your group that combine different
islands or visit special places,
we will adapt it to your prerogatives.
Your own group? Ask us !
Other natural areas in Mallorca
S’Albufera
s’Albufera de Mallorca is the largest wetland area in the Balearic Islands. It is separated from the sea by a line of dunes. Although there were meadow formations some 18 million years ago, the current wetland area was formed less than 100,000 years ago, but over time its morphology has changed until it reached its current state.
S’Albufereta
In the S’Albufereta Nature Reserve we find a high biodiversity that makes it of great natural interest. Its water comes from the sea, from the torrents in the area and from the outcrops in the area. Outside the Nature Reserve, a zone called Periphery of Protection has been established, which is necessary to guarantee its conservation.
Mondragó
The Mondragó Natural Park is made up of a mosaic of different environments that give it a great diversity of landscapes: the wild olive and pine forests, the dry farming fields, the coastal savines, the sweet pond of s’Amarador and the brackish water of ses Fonts de n’Alis, the coastline with rocky areas and sandy beaches. It also stands out for its high ethnological interest; the roter’s huts, the curucull huts, the dry walls, the dry docks, the defence towers, etc.
Península de Llevant
This Natural Park is made up of different Mediterranean habitats such as holm oak, wild olive and pine groves, cliffs, sandy beaches and streams, which combine with the agricultural ecosystems created over time to form one of the richest and most diverse landscapes in Mallorca.
Cabrera
The National Park is made up of the Cabrera archipelago formed by the main island of Cabrera, Cabrera Gran, the island of Conills and some fifteen small islets, plus the surrounding waters.
Es Trenc – Salobrar de Campos
This protected natural area is ecologically, naturally and scenically rich. It is a beach-dune system where a significant number of habitats coexist, including important marine meadows of Posidonia oceanica, strands of primary front dunes, stabilised dunes, an important wetland area (the Salobrar de Campos), coastal ponds, pine and juniper forests that fix the more consolidated dunes and, in the north and in the central part, fields of crops and livestock farms.
The 10 essential hiking routes in Mallorca, not to be missed:
Mallorca walking holidays – Serra de Tramuntana
1. El Puig de Galatzó – 11 Km – circular – slopes 700 mts
2. El Puig des Teix – 18 Km – circular – slopes 1100 mts
3. Sa Costera – 13 Km – one way – slopes +450 mts | -900 mts
4. El Barranc de Biniaraix – 6 Km – circular – slopes 450 mts
5. El Torrent de Pareis – 7 Km – one way – slopes -650 mts
6. Els Tres Mils – 12 Km – circular – slopes 600 mts
7. La Volta al Puig Roig – 20 Km – circular – slopes +500 mts
8. El Puig de Massanella – 18 Km – circular – slopes 1200 mts
Mallorca walking holidays – Other locations
9. El Castell d’Alaró – 4,1 Km – round trip – slopes 370 mts
10. S’Arenalet d’Albarca – 18 Km – round trip – slopes +300 mts
