Más Mallorca magazine
| Sa Bassa Blanca, art and nature |
In 1993 the Majorcan property known as Sa Bassa Blanca became the Fundacion Yannick y Ben Jakober now owning one of the most important private collections on the island. The land of about 16 Ha. borders the Victoria Nature Park and is close to the sea. |
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| Ses Fonts Ufanes |
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| Monkfish and cabbage bake |
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| Orchis robusta (Stephenson) |
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| Cala Pi - Cap Enderrocat |
Son Verí Nou (Llucmajor) - Cap Enderrocat - Camí de Sa Torre - Llucmajor - Camí de Son Marrano - Capocorb (Talaiots) - Cala Pi - Cap Blanc - Son Verí. Km: 81 - Difficulty: Easy - Approximate duration: 3:30 h. |
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| The Mallorcan horse |
Origin
Originating in the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula, the Mallorcan horse is fairly large, strong and can be used for work. It gave way to, amongst other populations, the Catalan breed and is now extinct. |
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| Bulls of Costitx |
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| Rondaies Mallorquines |
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| Jaume I - The conquest of the pine islands (IV) |
Everything began a long time ago, on December 7th 1234, when James I of Aragon empowered Guillem of Montgrí, the then elected archbishop of Tarragona, to conquest Ibiza (Medina Yebisah) and Formentera. |
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“Ses Fonts Ufanes” are a singular natural phenomenon, unique to Majorca. They are the first protected Natural Monument of the Balearic Islands.
An orquid that inhabits wet areas close to the sea, can be found in flooded areas or alongside the borders. It is relatively large, can reach up to more than a half meter in height. Has raceme of purple flowers with a pointed labellum with a more less horizontal spur.
Son Verí Nou (Llucmajor) - Cap Enderrocat - Camí de Sa Torre - Llucmajor - Camí de Son Marrano - Capocorb (Talaiots) - Cala Pi - Cap Blanc - Son Verí.
The “Bulls of Costitx” or “Caps de Bous” (Bull Heads) are three bronze heads from the Talayot period.
The “Rondaies Mallorquines” are traditional stories of the island of Mallorca, which were passed on orally from the parents to their children. They appeared in written form from Mossén Antoni María Alcover i Sureda’s compliations, who published them from 1880 onwards under the
pseudonymous Jordi d’es Racó in 24 volumes, which were called “Aplec de
Rondaies Mallorquines d’En Jordi d’es Racó”.









