Hiking Route in the Llevant Peninsula: Nature, History, and Unforgettable Views
An easy and accessible route combining stunning panoramas, cultural heritage, and a refreshing swim at a unique beach.
Activity Details
- Approximate Duration: 6 hours.
- Difficulty Level: Easy.
- Approximate Distance: 9 kilometers.
- Minimum Recommended Age: 10 years.
- Highlights: Stunning panoramas and endemic birdwatching.
Route Description
This charming, easy-level hike in the Natural Park of the Llevant Peninsula offers a complete experience of nature, history, and culture.
The route begins with breathtaking views of Mallorca’s northern coast, where, on clear days, you can even spot the island of Menorca. Highlights include:
- Punta de Caloscamps: A viewpoint with exceptional panoramas over the Bay of Alcúdia.
- Cala de Caloscamps: A unique cove formed by fossil dunes, with crystal-clear waters perfect for a refreshing swim. Surrounded by tamarind trees offering natural shade, it’s an ideal spot to relax and enjoy a picnic.
Along the trail, you’ll explore the area’s rich biodiversity and cultural heritage, which includes:
- Historical remains: Such as an old bunker from the Spanish Civil War and a traditional boathouse used by local fishermen.
- Marks on the rock: Left by historic stone extraction.
- Prehistoric sites: The Talaiots of Ca’n Pa amb Oli, located in a nearby forest.
During the Hike
- Professional Guides: Learn about the area’s history and legends, guided by local experts who ensure a safe and enriching experience.
- Relax at Cala de Caloscamps: At the end of the hike, enjoy time for a refreshing swim at this idyllic beach.
- Nature and Culture: From local flora and fauna to historical vestiges, this route offers a complete experience for nature and history enthusiasts.
Book Your Adventure Now
Join this unique route that combines nature, culture, and history, ending with a relaxing swim at a spectacular cove. Book your spot and enjoy an unforgettable experience in the Llevant Peninsula.