COVA DES COLOMS: Wetsuit to discover the underground Mallorca<\/h2>\n![\"Cova](\"https:\/\/mallorcaglobalmag.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/Cova-des-Coloms.-Foto_-Skualo-Mallorca.jpg\")
Cova des Coloms. Photo: Skualo Diving Mallorca<\/p><\/div>\n
Beneath the surface, Mallorca is an island full of\u00a0underground conduits and sea caves result of millennia\u00a0of erosion. To get started in the world of marine\u00a0speleology, one of the most accessible adventures and\u00a0that can even be done with children from 8 years old\u00a0is to enter in the spectacular Cova des Coloms. Water\u00a0activities lovers do not have to wait until next summer to\u00a0visit this fascinating enclave, also known as the Cave of\u00a0the Pirates. A name associated with the legends that tell\u00a0how the pirates hid their treasures here.<\/p>\n
To embark on an adventure, you just need to slip into\u00a0your wetsuit and help yourself with the experience of\u00a0professionals such as Jaume Nicolau, owner of Skualo dive\u00a0center, which in low season organizes outings on demand\u00a0for a minimum of four people. From Porto Cristo, in a few\u00a0minutes you reach the cave\u2019s entrance , where a room\u00a0with a beach surrounded by stalactites and stalagmites\u00a0welcomes visitors. Entering in its cavities increases the\u00a0admiration for an unforgettable natural space.<\/p>\n
CAM\u00cd DE MULETA:\u00a0An oleotouristic itinerary among olive trees<\/h2>\n![\"Cami](\"https:\/\/mallorcaglobalmag.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/Cami-Sa-Muleta-Conselleria-Agricultura.jpg\")
Cami Sa Muleta. Photo: Conselleria de Agricultura<\/p><\/div>\n
When summer ends, the Serra de Tramuntana becomes\u00a0the favorite place for hikers in Mallorca. A different way\u00a0to explore its Unesco heritage corners is through an\u00a0oleotourism route. The Cam\u00ed de Muleta is an itinerary of\u00a0about 5 kilometers and of low difficulty that begins on the\u00a0road from S\u00f3ller to Deia, the MA-10, in the kilometer 56.95.<\/p>\n
Taking the asphalt road towards the sea, at the split you must\u00a0continue along the right, which will soon be signposted as\u00a0GR221. This is how you get to the houses of Muleta Gran,\u00a0surrounded by olive trees. The road skirts the houses until it\u00a0crosses a gate that enters the visitor in the olive grove of Cas\u00a0Avinyons, in which Es Camell is located, a majestic olive tree.\u00a0The path continues, always respecting the milestones, and\u00a0crosses a torrent until finding the possession of Muleta de\u00a0Ca s\u2019Hereu, now converted into an agrotourism.To finish the\u00a0route, you can follow the GR221 until Port of S\u00f3ller.<\/p>\n
SON REAL PUBLIC ESTATE:\u00a0A natural walk through the pre-Talayotic era<\/h2>\n![\"Necr\u00f3polis](\"https:\/\/mallorcaglobalmag.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/Finca-Son-Real-Conselleria-Medio-Ambiente.jpg\")
Necr\u00f3polis of Son Real. Photo: Conselleria Medio Ambiente<\/p><\/div>\n
Nature, history and archeology come together in one\u00a0of the most valuable spaces heritage of Mallorca: the\u00a0public estate of Son Real. Located in Santa Margalida, it is\u00a0considered a \u2018Mallorca in miniature\u2019 for bringing together\u00a0historical, landscape and cultural island values in 395\u00a0hectares. It offers four trails of little difficulty (suitable for\u00a0families) that traverse a diverse natural complex dotted\u00a0with archaeological remains: the pre-Talayotic town of Es\u00a0Figueral, the necropolis of Punta des Fenicios, caves and\u00a0megalithic tombs, etc.<\/p>\n
The farm welcomes visitors in its parking lot, its\u00a0information office and the free archaeological museum\u00a0site, opened from 9 am to 4 pm all year round. In addition,\u00a0it houses the refuge of Son Real, in the old bathhouse of\u00a0the possession\u2019s owners, with capacity for 8 people.<\/p>\n
CAM\u00cd DES CORREU:\u00a0Following the steps of the ancient banyalbufarins<\/h2>\n
Cova des Coloms. Photo: Skualo Diving Mallorca<\/p><\/div>\n
Beneath the surface, Mallorca is an island full of\u00a0underground conduits and sea caves result of millennia\u00a0of erosion. To get started in the world of marine\u00a0speleology, one of the most accessible adventures and\u00a0that can even be done with children from 8 years old\u00a0is to enter in the spectacular Cova des Coloms. Water\u00a0activities lovers do not have to wait until next summer to\u00a0visit this fascinating enclave, also known as the Cave of\u00a0the Pirates. A name associated with the legends that tell\u00a0how the pirates hid their treasures here.<\/p>\n
To embark on an adventure, you just need to slip into\u00a0your wetsuit and help yourself with the experience of\u00a0professionals such as Jaume Nicolau, owner of Skualo dive\u00a0center, which in low season organizes outings on demand\u00a0for a minimum of four people. From Porto Cristo, in a few\u00a0minutes you reach the cave\u2019s entrance , where a room\u00a0with a beach surrounded by stalactites and stalagmites\u00a0welcomes visitors. Entering in its cavities increases the\u00a0admiration for an unforgettable natural space.<\/p>\n
CAM\u00cd DE MULETA:\u00a0An oleotouristic itinerary among olive trees<\/h2>\nCami Sa Muleta. Photo: Conselleria de Agricultura<\/p><\/div>\n
When summer ends, the Serra de Tramuntana becomes\u00a0the favorite place for hikers in Mallorca. A different way\u00a0to explore its Unesco heritage corners is through an\u00a0oleotourism route. The Cam\u00ed de Muleta is an itinerary of\u00a0about 5 kilometers and of low difficulty that begins on the\u00a0road from S\u00f3ller to Deia, the MA-10, in the kilometer 56.95.<\/p>\n
Taking the asphalt road towards the sea, at the split you must\u00a0continue along the right, which will soon be signposted as\u00a0GR221. This is how you get to the houses of Muleta Gran,\u00a0surrounded by olive trees. The road skirts the houses until it\u00a0crosses a gate that enters the visitor in the olive grove of Cas\u00a0Avinyons, in which Es Camell is located, a majestic olive tree.\u00a0The path continues, always respecting the milestones, and\u00a0crosses a torrent until finding the possession of Muleta de\u00a0Ca s\u2019Hereu, now converted into an agrotourism.To finish the\u00a0route, you can follow the GR221 until Port of S\u00f3ller.<\/p>\n
SON REAL PUBLIC ESTATE:\u00a0A natural walk through the pre-Talayotic era<\/h2>\nNecr\u00f3polis of Son Real. Photo: Conselleria Medio Ambiente<\/p><\/div>\n
Nature, history and archeology come together in one\u00a0of the most valuable spaces heritage of Mallorca: the\u00a0public estate of Son Real. Located in Santa Margalida, it is\u00a0considered a \u2018Mallorca in miniature\u2019 for bringing together\u00a0historical, landscape and cultural island values in 395\u00a0hectares. It offers four trails of little difficulty (suitable for\u00a0families) that traverse a diverse natural complex dotted\u00a0with archaeological remains: the pre-Talayotic town of Es\u00a0Figueral, the necropolis of Punta des Fenicios, caves and\u00a0megalithic tombs, etc.<\/p>\n
The farm welcomes visitors in its parking lot, its\u00a0information office and the free archaeological museum\u00a0site, opened from 9 am to 4 pm all year round. In addition,\u00a0it houses the refuge of Son Real, in the old bathhouse of\u00a0the possession\u2019s owners, with capacity for 8 people.<\/p>\n
CAM\u00cd DES CORREU:\u00a0Following the steps of the ancient banyalbufarins<\/h2>\n
Cami Sa Muleta. Photo: Conselleria de Agricultura<\/p><\/div>\n
When summer ends, the Serra de Tramuntana becomes\u00a0the favorite place for hikers in Mallorca. A different way\u00a0to explore its Unesco heritage corners is through an\u00a0oleotourism route. The Cam\u00ed de Muleta is an itinerary of\u00a0about 5 kilometers and of low difficulty that begins on the\u00a0road from S\u00f3ller to Deia, the MA-10, in the kilometer 56.95.<\/p>\n
Taking the asphalt road towards the sea, at the split you must\u00a0continue along the right, which will soon be signposted as\u00a0GR221. This is how you get to the houses of Muleta Gran,\u00a0surrounded by olive trees. The road skirts the houses until it\u00a0crosses a gate that enters the visitor in the olive grove of Cas\u00a0Avinyons, in which Es Camell is located, a majestic olive tree.\u00a0The path continues, always respecting the milestones, and\u00a0crosses a torrent until finding the possession of Muleta de\u00a0Ca s\u2019Hereu, now converted into an agrotourism.To finish the\u00a0route, you can follow the GR221 until Port of S\u00f3ller.<\/p>\n
SON REAL PUBLIC ESTATE:\u00a0A natural walk through the pre-Talayotic era<\/h2>\nNecr\u00f3polis of Son Real. Photo: Conselleria Medio Ambiente<\/p><\/div>\n
Nature, history and archeology come together in one\u00a0of the most valuable spaces heritage of Mallorca: the\u00a0public estate of Son Real. Located in Santa Margalida, it is\u00a0considered a \u2018Mallorca in miniature\u2019 for bringing together\u00a0historical, landscape and cultural island values in 395\u00a0hectares. It offers four trails of little difficulty (suitable for\u00a0families) that traverse a diverse natural complex dotted\u00a0with archaeological remains: the pre-Talayotic town of Es\u00a0Figueral, the necropolis of Punta des Fenicios, caves and\u00a0megalithic tombs, etc.<\/p>\n
The farm welcomes visitors in its parking lot, its\u00a0information office and the free archaeological museum\u00a0site, opened from 9 am to 4 pm all year round. In addition,\u00a0it houses the refuge of Son Real, in the old bathhouse of\u00a0the possession\u2019s owners, with capacity for 8 people.<\/p>\n
CAM\u00cd DES CORREU:\u00a0Following the steps of the ancient banyalbufarins<\/h2>\n
Necr\u00f3polis of Son Real. Photo: Conselleria Medio Ambiente<\/p><\/div>\n
Nature, history and archeology come together in one\u00a0of the most valuable spaces heritage of Mallorca: the\u00a0public estate of Son Real. Located in Santa Margalida, it is\u00a0considered a \u2018Mallorca in miniature\u2019 for bringing together\u00a0historical, landscape and cultural island values in 395\u00a0hectares. It offers four trails of little difficulty (suitable for\u00a0families) that traverse a diverse natural complex dotted\u00a0with archaeological remains: the pre-Talayotic town of Es\u00a0Figueral, the necropolis of Punta des Fenicios, caves and\u00a0megalithic tombs, etc.<\/p>\n
The farm welcomes visitors in its parking lot, its\u00a0information office and the free archaeological museum\u00a0site, opened from 9 am to 4 pm all year round. In addition,\u00a0it houses the refuge of Son Real, in the old bathhouse of\u00a0the possession\u2019s owners, with capacity for 8 people.<\/p>\n
![\"Banyalbufar,](\"https:\/\/mallorcaglobalmag.es\/wp-content\/uploads\/Banyalbufar-Consorci-Serra-de-Tramuntana.jpg\")