산타 유제니아 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Well-preserved natural stone fountain that still contains water.

Locally, this shipwreck is known as "Es Submarí," the submarine. According to unconfirmed sources, in the late 1960s, the owner of the property was forbidden to build a house on his own land. Out of anger and defiance, he dragged an old pleasure boat up the mountain with his tractor and placed it on supports, visible from afar. These have since collapsed, but the boat, resembling a UFO, remains.

The grotto was originally called Cova des Coloms because of the wild pigeons that lived there. When the village priest erected a statue of the Virgin Mary here in 1920, modeled on the famous Lourdes Grotto, increasing numbers of people came to this spot to ask the Blessed Virgin for healing. This seems to have had some effect, as those who were healed left thank-you notes in the rock niches and laid flowers in front of the statue. In 1942, Saint Bernadette, who had known Mary from earlier, also moved here.

The monument to the Sacred Heart of Jesus was commissioned in 1950 by the owner of the Son Mascaró estate as a token of gratitude that no member of her family died in the Spanish Civil War. The view of the Tramuntana mountains is fantastic. From here, you can see numerous peaks and hiking destinations.

Great view, there are also a lost places nearby

Very nice town, very typical

Interesting foreign architecture with Mediterranean colors.