산타니 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Warning: In some places, the path along the cliffs is extremely dangerous. Rockfall!

A beautiful little bay in the southeast of Mallorca. Accessible via the coastal hiking trail from Cala Llombards.

Talaiot ruins are prehistoric stone towers in the Balearic Islands belonging to the Talaiot culture. They primarily served as observation towers, watchtowers, fortresses, or meeting places. These settlements, which usually also consist of defensive walls, dwellings, and sanctuaries such as the Taula sanctuary, were built without mortar and are often very well preserved. Well-known examples of well-preserved ruins include Capocorb Vell and Ses Païsses on Mallorca, as well as sites on Menorca such as the Naveta des Tudons.

Here, you can marvel at the things nature has shaped over the centuries. Walking over them should be done with caution and is best avoided.

Beautiful view over the winding Fisherman's Bay.

Cala Màrmols can only be reached by boat or hiking trail.

Cala s'Almunia is a small, rocky cove on the southeast coast of Mallorca, in the municipality of Santanyí. It is known for its turquoise, clear waters, ideal for snorkeling and cliff jumping, as well as for its picturesque backdrop of old fishermen's houses. The cove is accessible via a steep staircase and offers no tourist infrastructure, so you should bring beach shoes, sunscreen, and provisions. There are also no restrooms here, which is why many people unfortunately use the adjacent bushes. As a result, there is a strong odor.

Rugged rocky bay of Cala s'Almunia