Mallorca/Majorca Spain | Balearic Islands | Canyamel | Artà | Cala Agulla | Capdepera | Part- 1 |
Channel: Tors to Shores
Date: 2022-03-18

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Enjoy coves of turquoise water so clear that boats seem to be floating in the air, visit lighthouses with endless views, and unforgettable sunsets. That’s life on the largest of the Balearic Islands, a place of idyllic landscapes where the mountains are just a step away from the beach, and the inspiration for generations of writers, musicians and painters.
A trip to the island could start in Palma, the capital of Majorca, and continue in villages where you can forget about the outside world, like canyamel or Sóller. Where the climate is always mild, and everywhere you go, you’ll find the true Mediterranean lifestyle and cuisine. Because Majorca really embodies the Mediterranean spirit.

► How to reach:
Flying is almost certainly the quickest and most convenient method of travel to the island of Majorca. There's a wide choice of airlines which offer flights at competitive prices.
The public transport in Majorca is just ok, several buses running on an island but to really explore an island you definitely need a car, infact where we booked our stay there were no buses running on the route, therefore we certainly recommend you rent a car and explore the Majorca's diversity.

► Places we explored:
Canyamel: it is a small, relaxed coastal holiday resort town on one of the most eastern points of Majorca in the municipality of Capdepera, Canyamel is an incredibly tranquil holiday destination. The small city centre offers a variety of shops, restaurants and small supermarkets.
Canyamel is a beautiful Blue Flag beach 10 km from the villages of Artá and Capdepera and 76 km from Palma Airport, it is situated in a picturesque bay, surrounded on both sides by hills.
Artà: The north-east of Majorca is still one of the very original regions on the Balearic Island that have hardly been touched by mass tourism, the city has modernized over the past few decades without giving up its historically grown overall image and an impressive testimony to the island's history is the Almudaina d'Arta.
On Tuesdays there are cultural market, if you get time to see do visit that.
Cala Agulla, Cala Moltó, Torre de Son Jaumell: 
Cala Agulla another beautiful beach in the north east coast of Majorca, it is located in the municipality of Capdepera near the town of Cala Ratjada, It is the 800m long beach of fine sand and clear waters.
Cala Molto is the small, rocky neighboring beach to the popular Cala Agulla, Cala Molto is a nature reserve and - apart from a few fisherman's huts and the remains of a bunker from the civil war - undeveloped.
Son Jaumell is a historical watchtower on the coast of the Spanish Mediterranean island of Majorca that has only been preserved as a ruin, the watchtower is located in the municipality of Capdepera near the town of Cala Ratjada. It is a small mountain of 277 meters high where a watchtower that dates from the sixteenth century is located.
The first section of the excursion to the Watchtower of Son Jaumell is easy and runs through the Mediterranean forest and on the excursion to the Atalaya de Son Jaumell half of the way passes through pine forests and as you climb the mountain there is less vegetation.
Castle capde pera
After spending a relaxing day at a beach, you can take a stop and visit the beautiful castle in the village of Capdepera, 
It is a fortified structure built during the 14th century under the orders of King Jaume II, so that the inhabitants of the region would have somewhere to settle, especially during those periods when pirate attacks were more common. 

There are several other beaches and places we explored on an island, like Cala Lombards, Cala Figura, Albercutx Watchtower, Cap de Formentor, Cúber, Nus de Sa Corbata etc. which we will show you in a next video, so stay tuned with us. 

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