The route begins in Sóller, near the crossroads on the main Deià road, where we will find the first “GR” sign indicating a public pathway which leads to the Ca n’Ai rural hotel.

“Ses Fonts Ufanes” are a singular natural phenomenon, unique to Majorca. They are the first protected Natural Monument of the Balearic Islands.

Isolated unspoiled beach, not very crowded, white sand, thin, calm water, 1400 m long x 50 m wide.
Time: approximately 1 hour.
Distance: approximately 2 kilometres.
Difficulty: Very easy

We offer you the perfect sport for an enjoyable family holiday. Sport and nature are a combination that will allow you to discover the treasures that make our island a relaxing and different destination.

For the non-experts or novices in the noble sport of hiking over mountains or torrents, it’s pretty tough and, depending on the trail, difficult and complicated. Indispensable:good walking boots,  outdoor clothing, some food and at least 2 litres of water.

Located in the municipal district of Sóller, the Barranc de Biniaraix is a ravine created by the Son Torrella mountain range, L’Ofre and Els Cornadors mountain range. A place of great beauty, it has a pathway made of stone steps. This path begins in Biniaraix and continues until the house of L’Ofre.

Description

This trip leads us to the first or the last stretch of the G221 or the path Ruta de la Pedra en Sec.

Few people visiting Mallorca looking for sun and beaches, imagine up to what extent this island can surprise the visitor with its magic corners with water, pools and majestic springs.

When reaching Binibona, leave your car in the car park in the square. The second stage of the route will start by following the path pointing towards Ets Albellons Rural Tourism, leaving the detour leading to it behind on the left in order to continue straight ahead on the unpaved road.

This route will transport you along a road of miracles and legends, nearly always bearing relation to Virgin Mary, the patron saint of Majorca. Your journey will begin by leaving the town of Caimari on Calle de Nostra Senyora de Lluc, which is also the Inca-Lluc Ma2130 road.