TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEACH: - Small stone jetty. - Length 90m, width 15m. - The bottom of the sea is made of stones - Beach next to urban center. - Low occupancy EQUIPMENT: - It does not have any type of service for the bather. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: - There are trails for hiking - Parking near the beach. - Access by an excessively narrow road - Nearby restaurants

Andratx, known by the local population as "la vila", with approximately 7,600 inhabitants, is the administrative and cultural center of the municipality. Quiet and traditional, the village of Andratx is a must for those who want to get to know the Tramuntana mountains. Stores, restaurants, cultural offer, health infrastructure and sports facilities are some of the services that can be found in Andratx. The urban center of the town concentrates all the attraction from the historical and patrimonial point of view. The Castle of "Son Mas", seat of the Town Hall of Andratx since 1998, is one of the most emblematic buildings of the area and is a must visit for those who come to the town of Andratx. Another point of interest is the church of "Santa Maria" of Andratx, erected as a parish in 1248, whose interior preserves an important artistic heritage such as the baroque altarpieces dedicated to the "Virgin of the Rosary", the "Virgin Mary" and "San Sebastian". It is worth mentioning the painting "Quadre des Moros", which represents the Turkish landing on August 2, 1578, in Andratx. You can also take a journey through the past and history of the town of Andratx through the streets of the old neighborhood "des Pantaleu", where the mills of "sa Planeta", the building of the Cúria (current Town Hall), the old Town Hall and current headquarters of the Municipal Library and the tower of "So na Gaiana" are located. The best day to visit Andratx is Wednesday, market day in the town of Andratx, when the streets are filled with stalls where you can buy a multitude of products, at the same time you can take a nice walk.

Located in the heart of the Sierra de Tramontana, Fornalutx is one of the most visited villages in Mallorca and is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. With a history that began 1,000 years ago as a small Arab farm, after the Catalan conquest Fornalutx began its expansion to become the pleasant village it is today. Thanks to its location in the heart of the Sierra de Tramontana mountains, Fornalutx is a beautiful stop along the way for hikers and cyclists who venture out to explore the mountain range. When planning what to do in Fornalutx, it is important to keep in mind that the main attraction is getting lost in the village to soak up its charm. Wandering through the narrow, steep cobblestone streets you will come across little stone houses with red roofs surrounded by orange and lemon trees that hover around the Sóller Valley.

The El Águila Building was built in 1908 by architect Gaspar Bennazar. The structure consists of four floors. On the facade there are balconies with wavy iron railings that give a great dynamism, polychrome ceramics and a profuse floral and vegetal decoration according to the modernist technique of the new art. A decorative semicircular arch stands out. The Eagle building aims to achieve maximum use of space and good natural lighting inside. The solution adopted consists of using new constructive elements, in this case iron. Also exposed as decorative resources. The iron columns act as heavy furniture and allow the installation of large stained glass windows for greater illumination.

The Royal Monastery of Valldemossa has its origins in the early fourteenth-century palace constructed by King James II for its son Sancho The Royal Monastery of Valldemossa has its origins in the early fourteenth-century palace constructed by King James II for its son Sancho, which was donated to the Order of San Bruno in 1399. After adapting the existing construction to its new religious ends, new buildings were erected around a Gothic church and cloister, which have not survived, although other architectural elements from the time have been preserved. In 1717, an extension was begun with the construction of a new Baroque church and cloister around which spacious cells were built, but only a part of the project was executed, since in 1835, with Mendizábal's government confiscation, the property passed into the State's hands and except for the church and other zones that would become part of the public domain, the rest would end up in private hands distributed in 9 lots. The Monastery has housed prominent figures such as Gaspar M. Jovellanos during his exile, Frederic Chopin and George Sand, Joseph Bonaventure Laurens, Rubén Darío, Azorín, Eugeni d'Ors and Unamuno, among others. At present, most of the old monumental part can be paid a visit that consists in the church; apothecary; prior's cell with diverse chambers that house objects of art and monastery documents; Cells 2 and 4, which display elements related to Chopin and George Sanl's visit; the cloister; the municipal museum with works by contemporary painters such as Miró, Picasso, Tàpies, Juli Ramis and Coll Bardolet, etc.; a hall dedicated to Archduke Luis Salvador; and finally, King Sancho's palace, where performances of piano pieces in addition to the visit to the chambers. Interesting features outside the monastery include the palace's defence tower and the church's double bell tower, with one of its elegant towers standing out thanks to its emerald-green coloured tiles that contrast with its unfinished twin, mute witness to the interruption of works to expand the enclosure undertaken in 1717 and broken off after the 1835 confiscation. Valldemossa is a colourful, little mountain village with different places to visit related to Santa Catalina Thomàs, who was born in this town and to whom the inhabitants are fervently devoted, which becomes evident in the allusive tiles that almost all the village houses boast. Painter Coll Bardolet's Foundation and Costa Nord cultural center founded by the actor Michael Douglas, completes the cultural offer. Furthermore, the town's culinary specialties can be sampled and include its well-known potato cocas and refreshing horchata made from almonds, the privileged fruit of the countryside in the vicinity.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEACH: • It can only be accessed on foot with a distance of approximately 2km • Beach of sand, stone and rock • Length 30m, width 10m. • Low occupancy level • Very clean and crystalline waters EQUIPMENT: • It does not have any type of equipment for the bather ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: • There is no parking or nearby place to leave the car • Routes for hiking

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEACH: • gravel and rock beach • Length 30m, width 10m. • Average occupancy level • Transparent waters optimal for diving EQUIPMENT: • Chiringuito on the beach • WC ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: • It has a promenade • Diving center • It has parking

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEACH: • Pebble beach • Length 70m, width 25m. • Crystal clear waters optimal for diving • The path to the beach has a steep slope and it takes approximately an hour and a half to get there. EQUIPMENT: • It does not have any type of service for the bather ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: • It has routes for hiking • Closest parking 4km