OUR GEMS NEARBY
CAS CONCOS DES CAVALLER
SANTANYÍ
CAMPOS
The small village with approx. 900 inhabitants is 4 km away. It has a small supermarket, a store with local products, a few nice cafes and restaurants. Cas Concos has its origins in a possession of the Obrador Conco family in the 16th century, which is where the name Cas Concos ("house of the Concos") comes from. Formerly, these lands formed the cavalry of La Galera, hence the name d'es Cavaller ("of the Knight").
Just 5 minutes drive away you will large supermarkets, clothes shops, souvenirs, craft shops, numerous restaurants and cafés. In the old town there is a pretty pedestrian zone that invites you to take a stroll, have a drink and enjoy people watching.
The lively market takes place twice a week on Wednesdays and Saturdays morning. The town has over 12,000 inhabitants and its name translates as Holy Lamb.
In Campos you will find the original village life of Mallorca. The quaint town has remained largely unspoilt. Market days are Thursday and Saturday. On Saturday morning there is a flea market where you can find all kinds of trouvailles and long-forgotten treasures. The name refers to a wide plain covered with fields and marshes. Agriculture is predominant here. The famous long beach of Es Trenc is part of a nature reserve in this municipality.
CALA
FIGUERA
CALA LLOMBARDS
CALÓ
DES MORO
Charming fishing village with its picturesque harbour. You can stroll down by the water past the many colourful boats and walk around the two coves. Enjoy the idyllic setting in a truly Mediterranean ambience.
Beautiful cove beach with crystal-clear water. The narrow beach stretches far back to the pine trees and bushes. It is surrounded by steep cliffs and small charming fishermen's houses. A cosy chiringuito (beach bar) offers food and drinks.
The beach is a bit tricky to find and the access isn't the easiest. There's a steep flight of stairs and a climb down to the small beach. The water is clear and turquoise - absolutely gorgeous. The beach is located in a protected natural area.
MONDRAGÓ NATURAL PARK
An absolute favourite place! Fine white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, and wetlands with migratory birds complete this nature reserve and beauty spot. Several paths wind along the coastline. S'Amarador beach is not to be missed.
CALA
SA NAU
A highly recommended spot! From the fine-sand shore you can see low sandstone cliffs covered in pines, junipers, and bushes. The clear turquoise water - over sand, rocks, and Posidonia - makes it an excellent place for snorkeling. Find out more
SANCTUARY OF SAN SALVADOR
A rewarding scenic road leads to this hilltop church and former monastery, offering breathtaking panoramic views as far as the island of Cabrera. A visit to this cultural heritage site is definitely worth it.