Mallorca is located in the Mediterranean Sea, specifically in the central part of the Balearic archipelago. It is home to a few of Spain’s most notorious natural wonders.
The Sierra de Tramuntana was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2011
One of its great attractions are its unique and exquisite turquoise-water beaches, but Mallorca is also famous for its mountains. Not surprisingly, the Sierra de Tramuntana was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2011 and is one of the must-see places if you come to the island.
Mallorca: A paradise like no other
Mallorca has a surface of 3,640 km and an elevation of 1,445 m, but this island is not only blessed by its physical qualities, but also by its good weather, its delicious local gastronomy, beautiful villages and, of course, its superb connectivity.
The capital of this pearl of the Mediterranean is the city of Palma, which has a great cultural character and an entertaining nightlife. There you will find the Moorish royal palace of Almudaina and the 13th century Cathedral of Santa Maria, which boasts the largest Gothic rose window in the world.
5 natural wonders you must visit in Mallorca
To get to know the natural wonders that Mallorca has to offer, at Hotel Son Caliu we suggest you visit the following tourist areas where you will find some of the best spots on the island:
· Cape Formentor: Pines, bays and coves surround this unspoiled coastal area. One of the most beautiful on the island and where you’ll find the Formentor lighthouse.
· Drach caves: It is one of the most striking natural attractions in Mallorca and invites tourists to walk several meters underground. It has impressive mineral formations and stalactites, as well as a large lake.
· Tramuntana Mountains: This is, without a doubt, one of the most outstanding natural wonders that Mallorca has to offer. A mountain range that covers long kilometers and is ideal for countless routes, cycling and hiking.
· Sa Cova Tancada: This is one of the hotspots for the more adventurous tourists. It is a route featuring caves with complicated paths and steep rocky descents. It has large spaces that reach more than 10 meters in height.
· Mondragó Natural Park: One of the jewels of the Majorcan coast is, without a doubt, this natural park. You can go hiking, enjoy crystal clear natural pools and endless natural options.
Why visit Mallorca?
Mallorca’s countless natural wonders provide the opportunity to experience beautiful adventures and incredible landscapes that will be the true highlights of your holiday on the island. This island is a real paradise, sometimes hidden, and full of surprises, dramatic cliffs, mountains and beautiful villages full of charm, ideal to visit also in winter. In short: Mallorca has it all and never disappoints.
