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The Cap de Formentor is situated at the north east side of the island. It is a very winding road that leads to the lighthouse which is at the end of the peninsular. If you don't have time to do the full journey to the lighthouse you can get excellent views from the Mirador de Colomers which is just a few miles from Port de Pollenca. Everyone seems to stop there and it has a well worn track that leads out to a large viewing area.
Written May 14, 2010
Address: On the north east side of the island.
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The lighthouse is at the end of a long and very very bendy road that is not for the nervous driver, or passenger come to that.
There's not a great deal to do once you get there, other than have a look around, take in the views, and catch your breath before realising you have to go all the way back again along the same bendy roads.
In all honesty, I'd give it a miss, but if like me you can't bear the thought of thinking you're missing out on something then be my guest.
Updated Feb 22, 2006
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The Cap de Formentor is at the north of the island, a few miles from Port de Pollenca.
If you don't fancy taking the winding roads to the lighthouse at the end of the peninsular, you can get excellent views from the Mirador de Colomers, which has a well worn track out to a large viewing area.
Written Jul 4, 2005
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Well, I think that Formentor, in the North-Eastern coast of Mallorca is worth to be visited! It's not so far from Palma and natural landscapes give you wonderful sights! You can see only a few rich country-houses there!
Another unforgettable experience is to have a safari-tour. There are a lot of guided visits you can enjoy...
Safari was so enjoyable because I wouldn't ever thought to find that landscape on an Isle so famous for its beach!
How may ostriches I saw!
Written Aug 24, 2002
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You must visit Formentor which is about 5 miles from Puerto Pollensa,
there is not much there, but you can just laze on the beach and relax, not too many people
go there as it is a bit of a trek. Drive there and you encounter very winding roads which are bit dangerous at times,and if you go a bit further along you reach the lighthouse where there is also a restaurant. Or you can also get there by boat.
Great for snorkling.
Location: To the north of the island
Written Aug 24, 2002
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If you get up early enough, drive up the hills on the way to cap Formentor, there are several places to stop, sit and wait for a beautiful sunrise.
Updated Jul 31, 2010
Address: Road to Cap Formentor
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Typical Majorca ways leed to Cap Formentor. Amazing views wait for You there, what is not too unusual in Majorca. There are paths for hiking and You can meet persistent cyclists on the way too.
Written Feb 28, 2005
Cap de Formentor is an absolutly must!!!
Written Aug 25, 2002
Address: North-east end of the island!
FORNELLS and BAY
north coast of Menorca
Written Feb 25, 2003
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