The winding road to the summit leads to three separate hermitages. The lowest, Oratori de Nostra Senyora de Gracia, is perched on a ledge in the cliff above a sheer 200m drop. Funther up is the Santuari de Sant Honorat and finally Santuari de Cura, where Llull lived. The sense of history is somewhat offset by the radio mast on the mountain top and the electric candles in the church, but this is still a special place. Visit the Sala Gramatica to see Llull's original manuscripts and a bottle of 1934 Chartreuse made in the monastery, then look out from the terrace at the views of the plain, with Palma Bay and the isle of Cabrera in the distance.
Simple rooms are available in a modern pilgrims' block.
Once the whole coast was like this - thankfully, environmentalists have saved this small section from development. Have a drink at the summit and look down at what you have left behind.