Perched on a hill and surrounded by picturesque windmills, the medieval town of Montuiri is a perfect example of rural and traditional Mallorca. The town is 30 km from Palma, in the center of Mallorca, with access to the main road between Palma and Manacor and gives its name to the small municipal area that surrounds it.

There are many remarkable facts about the town of Sineu. Geographically it is located right in the center of the island. It is the ideal place for those who seek to disconnect, enjoy the tranquility and know part of the cultural and religious history of Mallorca.

Es Trenc is a white sand beach with crystal clear waters located in a dune system that separates the Salobrar beach from Campos, a humid growing area located behind the beach. Second most important wetland in Mallorca, after s’Albufera d’Alcúdia. Trenc, in Spanish means broken and refers to the fact that the sandy area was broken or separated from the flat and depressed area of Salobral de Campos.

Palma is the capital of the island and an essential visit when it comes to learning about the evolution of Mallorca. The island’s economic and cultural engine, Palma de Mallorca is a city that never rests, a destination where there is always something new to do.

The Castell d’Alaró is located at the top of the Cerro de Alaró at an altitude of 815 m. It is one of the 3 rock castles in Mallorca (together with the Castell del Santuari in Felanitx, and the Castell del Rei in Pollença) that served as defense and protection for the island. Thanks to its strategic location, it guaranteed the early detection of assailants.

The Serra de Tramuntana is the backbone of Mallorca. A natural beauty fed by culture, traditions and a strong identity, where the first travelers who enjoyed the island arrived in the 19th century.
Its extremes, Formentor to the northeast and La Trappe to the southwest, are separated by about 90 kilometers, along which are numerous viewpoints, turquoise blue beaches and stone villages that are worth visiting.

In 2011 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in the category of Cultural Landscape.