From local markets to boutiques and cafés, Mallorca is a gorgeous destination that you and your loved ones will love to explore. Taking in the scents of local flora and the panoramic views of one of Europe’s most enchanting islands.
Villa Cana Joana
Perfect for a group of friends or a bigger family, the Villa Cana Joana spans 60,000 square metres of almond groves registered as an organic farm. Oranges and lemons are common in the adjacent grove, with occasional fresh eggs from the owner.
Providing beautiful panoramic views, Villa Cana Joana is located in Santa Margalida, 4km from a little, local market and 8km drive from Son Serra de Marina’s beaches and from Ca’n Picafort beaches.
Serra de Tramuntana
Considered to be one of the most beautiful drives in the world, Serra de Tramuntana has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2011. Full of terraces, olive trees, vines, almond trees, and water mills. Serra de Tramuntana can be seen by driving through the MA10 road.
Starting from Andratx and finishing in Pollença, 88km of the road will allow you to appreciate the wonderful atmosphere. For a better experience, taking a stroll will let you take in the scent of rosemary, watch the sheep, and breathe in the fresh air.
Distance from Cana Joana: Approximately one hour and 15 minutes’ drive.
Palma de Mallorca
As the capital of Mallorca, Palma de Mallorca is a vibrant city filled with shops and restaurants. Dating back to its Roman roots, the city used to be the port from which boats left to locations such as Carthage. The following centuries saw Palma de Mallorca occupied by Muslims, Moors and Christians, amongst others.
La Seu is a famous cathedral built through the 13th to the 17th century and restored by architect Antoni Gaudi. The surrounding area is known as the old town, with monuments, ancient passages, and beautiful architecture. Take a walk through the harbour and enjoy the stunning Palma de Mallorca.
Distance from Cana Joana: Approximately one hour by car.
Castell de Bellver
Located in Palma de Mallorca, Castell de Bellver leads to the clear waters of Palma Bay. You can see gorgeous 360° views of forests and foothills from the top of the castle. The museum sports Spanish, Roman, and Arab artefacts. Built for King James II of Mallorca in the 14th century, Castell de Bellver is one of only a few circular castles present in Europe. It was used as a military prison during the 18th century and until the middle of the 20th century.
The wonderful architecture of this castle showcases both its use as royal residence and defence outpost. Presently under civilian control, the castle is one of Mallorca’s must-see attractions.
Distance from Cana Joana: Approximately one hour by car.
