サンタニーの天然記念物・トップ20

This beautiful natural beach is located in the Mondrago Bay, a bay of the same name, in the Mondrago Nature Park. It is four years prettier than the local beach coves in Cala d'Or.

"For many, it is not only the most beautiful beach in Spain, but in all of Europe. Located in the middle of a national park, s'Amarador is a fine sandy bay in the southeast of Mallorca and a small paradise for bathers, holidaymakers, and locals. As one of two beaches in Cala Mondragó, it is sheltered in the southern part of the bay. Bathers experience a special feeling due to the lack of development. Barely surrounded by hotels, it offers a small oasis of peace and relaxation. Instead, the bay is framed by rocky cliffs and pine groves. The beach slopes gently into the water and is a natural beauty. Turquoise water that sparkles in the sun and many lush green Mallorcan plants surround it. The beach is just 150 meters long and 50 meters wide. Along the cliffs, you reach the neighboring beach in the bay of Mondragó. It is called Cala de ses Fonts de n'Alís and is separated from the bay only by a rock. s'Amarador is separated. The stunning location in the Mondragó Natural Park and its child-friendly conditions make s'Amarador particularly attractive for families. https://www.holamallorca.com/de/mallorca/reisefuehrer/straende/strand-s-amarador.htm

The declaration of the bay and its surrounding area as a nature reserve in 1992 contributed significantly to the positive development of the area, as the new status protected it from development and mass tourism.

Hiking or trail shoes are recommended.

From the beach to the view of the rock arch you first have to climb 130 steps. Then you walk a few meters along the road to get to a footpath that takes you directly to the photo spot.

Es Santos "The Gate to the Sea" is located on the coastline of Santanyi between Cala Santanyi and Cala Llombards. The bridge (Es Pontas) is made of natural stone and has been washed away by weather, sea and waves over the centuries. The sea around the stone gate is an Eldorado for divers and snorkelers. It can also be integrated into a boat trip.

Here, with a bit of luck, you may see the Greek tortoise 🐢. It is a species that was introduced to the Balearic Islands many centuries ago when man arrived in the archipelago. It has acclimatised perfectly and is now part of the native fauna. It lives among bushes where it finds shelter from the high summer temperatures and the cold in winter. Adult tortoises can grow up to 20 cm long and females are usually larger than males. A population of tortoises that inhabits the natural park has been monitored for many years and specimens from wildlife rescue centres or bred in captivity are often released into the wild here.

Very beautiful area, now heavily fenced off with ropes, but still very enjoyable