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Manacor Route:\u00a0<\/span>Manacor – Son Carri\u00f3 – Son Servera – Art\u00e0 – Ermita Betlem – Art\u00e0 – Far de Capdepera – Cala Bona – Cala Millor – Porto Cristo – Manacor.<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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\n \"Manacor
\n Points of interest Manacor Route: <\/strong>
\n \u2022 Art\u00e0
\n \u2022 Ermita de Betlem
\n \u2022 Coves d’Art\u00e0, Coves del Drach
\n \u2022 Capdepera
\n \u2022 Far de Capdpera
\n \u2022 Cala Bona \u2013 Cala Millor\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

\n \"Manacor<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

DESCRIPTION<\/strong>
\n \"Manacor<\/strong>From Manacor<\/strong> we take the MA-4015 (Ronda del Puerto) in order to continue on the Avenida del Parc, turn then right to the MA-4021 towards the little village Son Carri\u00f3, which is famous for its sweet and salty pastries called \u201cCocas\u201d.
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F<\/span>rom this village we head in the direction of Son Servera<\/strong> on the MA-4023 and on the MA-V-403-6. Once we arrive in the village, we can visit the church Sant Joan Bautista, which was built on a defensive tower and the \u201ccases de possessi\u00f3\u201d in Ca s\u2019Hereu, an interesting example for the traditional architecture<\/strong> of this village. <\/span><\/p>\n

We now take the MA-4031 towards Art\u00e1, where the walled enclosure of San Salvador<\/strong> and its gothic church are worth a visit. We take the MA-3333 on a precious route towards the hermitage of Betlem, which was built on top of the ruins of an old Arabic farmstead, offe- ring fantastic views on Alcudia bay. <\/span><\/p>\n

\"Manacor
\n On our way back to Art\u00e0 we take the MA-15 towards Capdepera<\/strong> and from there continue towards the lighthouse with the same name. <\/span><\/p>\n

This is Mallorca\u2019s most Eastern spot and on clear days one can see Menorca. <\/span><\/p>\n

In Capdepera it is highly recommended to visit the castle and Rutas Ciclotur\u00edsticas de Mallorca the old city centre. In May, a very interesting medieval fair takes place here. <\/span><\/p>\n

Now we continue on the MA-4040 towards Son Servera and after having reached the top of the Coll dels Vidriers (an alternative route in order to avoid the tunnel) we turn left to the Port Nou and the bays Cala Bona and Cala Millor<\/strong>. <\/span><\/p>\n

Finally we reach Porto Cristo on the MA-4023, where the famous caves Coves del Drach<\/em> are located. We leave the village via the MA-4014 and the MA-4015 towards Manacor (an alternative route to Son Mas de la Marina) and then reach our point of departure.<\/span><\/p>\n

Manacor Route<\/strong><\/p>\n