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Activities in Alcúdia
Attractions in Alcúdia
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Five summits in one go, on the Alcúdia peninsula with magnificent views of the Mediterranean Sea.
This hike takes us through the diverse landscape of the Alcúdia peninsula. From the old monastery walls of Ermitá de la Victoria, it goes over the ...
A varied route over the beautiful Coll d'Honor/Orient Pass at the foot of the impressive Tramuntana peaks.
Magnificent landscapes and spectacular views. Our route to Cap Formentor with a subsequent detour to the wonderful bay of Cala Sant Vicenç is a ...
Demanding, impressive route to Sa Calobra via the famous serpentine road from Sa Calobra to Coll del Reis.
A road bike ride across almost the entire island to the highest mountain (548m) outside the Tramuntana with extensive views. Mostly on very well ...
Each of the 4 destinations alone is actually worth taking a day for. Then you know all the highlights of the Cap des Pinar peninsula, which ...
On this wonderful road bike route from the road bike mecca Alcudia to the well-known Lluc Monastery at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains, we ...
Narrow paths - incredible viewpoints - bays - goats - and of course sport
Discover the most beautiful spots in the region around the road cycling mecca Playa de Muro. Flat and short, this route is ideal as the start of ...
Fantastic panorama along most parts of the route! actually recommend doing it in the suggested directio, the technically more difficult part is on the ascend and the descent is easy. start inland and finish with the section leading down to the beach – it makes for a really rewarding ending.
On the ascent, there’s one stretch where the official signs no longer mark the trail, but you can still follow red paint marks. That's wgere you leave the path along the river and start the ascend. This ascend is better suited for experienced hikers: I’d rate it as difficult T3. You’ll need to keep an eye on the trail, and without GPS you might feel slightly off track. That said, it’s easy to re-orient yourself with GPS if needed.
Starting with the descent, the rest of the trail is well signposted and rather easy, I'd say T2.