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Municipal cemetery, up in the hill
russian_yaz Says: Behind the church we can visit the municipal cemetery (17th century), a splendid viewpoint over the valley, where many distinguished figures who lived in this village have their final resting place...Among them, Robert Graves, the writer. He became enloved of this small...
russian_yaz Says: As usual in any of this small towns in Majorca. Walk a little bit inside the town to enjoy the majorcan architecture and discover some good spots where to take a pic or just seat for a while and relax
russian_yaz Says: Dejá is a very old town. Nearby there is an archelogical site and here U see a small tribute to William Waldren, the first one to begin the excavations on Deyá and to find some discoverings.
russian_yaz Says: Nearby we find the Museum of the Archduke Luis Salvador. Located in Son Marroig, this museum exhibits the personal belongings of the archduke, as well as different collections of paintings, and ceramics of Phoenician, Greek-Latin, and Arab-Hispanic origin.
S'Hotel d'es Puig: Small, friendly and informal.
eurotravels Says: We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. Our plane was late and along with other problems this meant that we arrived around midnight. The owner just let us in, never complained, and said he'd sort everything in the morning. He then found a good balance between looking after...
C'an Quet: Don`t miss the fresh seafood !
WStat Says: One of the best restaurants I ever visited in Majorca is "C'an Quet" associated with the hotel "Es Moli",about 1 km before you reach Deija from Valdemossa,on the hillside at the right side of the street (Ctra. Valldemossa- Deia, s/n, 07179, tel +34 971 639 196)."Fresh...
Es Raco d'es Teix: Michellin star restaurant
eurotravels Says: Beautifully prepared, but maybe a little too "safe" for some tastes. It cost about the same as the Raymond Blanc Restaurant in Manchester, England (Petit Blanc) but the flavours were not so impressive. Otherwise cooked to perfection.
Restaurant Sa Dorada: Interesting, tasty food and friendly staff.
eurotravels Says: We were the only guests for about an hour or so but the waiter made us feel very comfortable and the music was just at the right level. The food was very interesting and full of flavour. The waiter recommended the lemon sorbet with vodka. It was stunning. The aperitif of...
El Barrigon Xelini: Good for tapas
eurotravels Says: Informal with good value wines. Nice if you don't want a full meal.
helzepops Says: As regular Deia vistors for many years we have stayed in the Son Canals area which offers a very good range of apartments and villas on the edge of the village - peaceful but within easy walking distance of the shops & restaurants.The infant school from which we used only to...
russian_yaz Says: Some still live in very old houses. This one was carved right on the stones, no need to use bricks, just stone and some cement to put it all together.
russian_yaz Says: On my way to Deyá I saw this magnificent spot. I took some time here to enjoy the view and eat something to renew my energies.If U take a good view, U'll see a road in the border of this peninsula, heading to the end of it. Later a found how to get here but I was short of...
Great place to enjoy the coastline
russian_yaz Says: Climbing to Deja from Soller on my bike at stopped at this beatifull spot. Later, when I asked they told me that this is one of the most beautiful views of the Majorcan coastline. I recommended to stop at "En Son Marroig" to gaze over the edge of the cliff. Wonderfull view...
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Informal with good value wines. Nice if you don't want a full meal.
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Small little town, trapped in the mountains
A rugged landscape of forests and olive orchards is the incredible backdrop of Deià, a well-kept village with steep streets, lined with stone façades, that stretch on the slope of a seaside hill....
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Artistic, poetic and very romantic.
I have to take back the preconceived ideas that I had about Mallorca. I've never been and hardly fancied the idea but I must apologise to the people who told me it is lovely in the north. We stayed in...
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