에스텔랑스 최고의 러닝 경로

Hard but very fun and rewarding. Looking back sometimes down the valley had beautiful view.

Starting this year, it's free.

The Mirador del Pla de ses Serveres viewpoint is located on a steep slope from which you can look down over pine forests to the sea.

The island with its great mythology also has a story about this watchtower. The Torre des Verger (Catalan) is also called the Torre de ses Ànimes, Tower of Souls, by locals. There are reports of numerous suicides at this site without the bodies of the dead being found, of people disappearing without a trace, strange shadows and children walking through walls. The Torre del Verger (castelan) was still used for military purposes even under Franco's rule. When one of the Francoist soldiers was standing guard in the tower at night, a woman dressed entirely in white approached. He called to her to stop, but she did not react and came closer and closer. Finally he opened fire. The projectiles penetrated her body without harming her and she continued to run towards him. Paralyzed with sheer terror, he leaned against the wall and felt the figure pass through him and disappear through the wall. When the guard changed, his comrades found him crouched on the ground, trembling and as pale as a sheet.

It is precisely these views that Banyalbufar is known for... Agriculture on numerous small terraces... a beautiful sight

Pretty little village with three small accommodations, a shopping area and nice little restaurants

Banyalbufar, which is nestled on the steep slopes of the Tramuntana, is famous for its steep terraces that stretch up the mountain like a patchwork of stone walls. The first terraces were built in the 10th century and were originally used to grow wine and olives, which could only be cultivated in this way in the barren environment. Today, of course, they offer a great panorama for tourists and hikers.

Banyalbufar, which is nestled on the steep slopes of the Tramuntana, is famous for its steep terraces that stretch up the mountain like a patchwork of stone walls. The first terraces were built in the 10th century and were originally used to grow wine and olives, which could only be cultivated in this way in the barren environment. Today, of course, they offer a great panorama for tourists and hikers.