Parc Natural de Mondrago

One of the most well-liked spots on the island of Majorca among locals is the Mondragó Natural Park. It is located at the south of the island, close to Santana, and is characterized by a maze-like network of winding alleyways bordered with flawless stone walls. This area, which encompasses a total landmass of 785 hectares, was designated as a Natural Park in the year 1992. It features a magnificent coastal reserve that is home to wetlands, beaches, and waters of a turquoise hue.

The park is well-known for its beaches with powdery white sand and water that is an astonishing shade of turquoise blue. The fact that it is located in a distant area does not prevent it from being a very popular destination, which means that its natural beauty is mostly unknown to tourists.

This nature reserve and beauty site is equipped with breathtaking cliffs that descend down to seas that are perfectly clean, as well as the wetlands of Ses Fonts de n'Alis, which are home to migratory birds.

How to explore Parc Natural de Mondrago?

• This location is perfect for a day excursion dedicated to bird watching. The area is well known for its population of falcons and turtledoves. You should also look for the Algerian hedgehog, the Balearic toad, and Hermann's tortoise.
• It is an incredible place to go hiking in the untamed wilderness.
• Within the park, there are pathways that go down the coastline and connect each of the stunning beaches in the park.
• Within the park are several lovely beaches, in addition to a number of different trails that wind along the coastline and cover differing distances. Explore these beaches.
• Even though the selection of food available on the beach may be restricted, you should not pass up the opportunity to buy some mangoes or pineapples from one of the vendors there because they have a delicious taste.
• For some quality time spent relaxing and unwinding, you may go for a walk down the coast and then go swimming in the clear water of the ocean.