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russian_yaz Says: Gorgeus place to rest, take a bath in the mediterranean and watch the locals passing by. Is not a very touristic place, there are lot of locals, not so much germans or gentleman from England. So enjoy a nice afternoon and go to "Modesto" bar-restorant and taste it's...
Lluc Santuary pilgrimage center on Balearic Island
russian_yaz Says: Situated high on the Serra Tramuntana, Lluc is the highest town in the Balearic Islands. In winter is not unusual to see snow here. The 1000 years old santuary gives the place a religious atmosfere. Several important visitors have been here in the previous centuries. Take...
russian_yaz Says: 1103m high, near Lluc Santuary and Masannela peak. Nearby U'll find also the Binifaldo house, almost 1000 years old, in the XIII was own by the Temple, before the conquest was property of the arabs.
2nd highest peak, Puig Massanella
russian_yaz Says: 1352m high, actually the highest point U can reach in the Balearic Islands because, Puig Major, 100m more, has a military base on tue top, so U cannot get until the end. Massanella peak has around some other smoller peaks around 1000m high, worthy to climb. Be aware if U try...
Climb the highest peak, Puig Major
russian_yaz Says: With 1443m high the Puig Major is the highest point in the Balearic Islands. On the top there is a military base so actually U cannot go until the top. Really, the highest point U can reach on Mallorca is Masanella peak, 1352m high. almost 50 meters where taken away from the...
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1103m high, near Lluc Santuary and Masannela peak. Nearby U'll find also the Binifaldo house, almost 1000 years old, in the XIII was own by the Temple, before...
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Highest municipality on Mallorca Island
If U want to explore the mountains in Mallorca, this will be your place. The municipality covers an area of 140.32 km2 and had a population of 301 in 1997. On its territory lies the 3 highest peaks...
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