Routes of Alcudia

Cape Pinar

Peninsula between the bays of Alcúdia and Pollença, with cliffs and Ses Caletes. Limited access; ideal for kayaking and coastal hiking.

La Victòria Watchtower

Alcúdia’s 445 m summit offers spectacular views over both bays and the northern coast, rising through pinewoods, carritx grasslands and rocky slopes.

Penya des Migdia

Iconic hike from Ermita de la Victòria to a 354 m summit overlooking Pollença and Formentor. Final stretch exposed.

s’Albufereta Nature Reserve

S’Albufereta, a Natural Reserve, is a brackish coastal wetland with tamarisk woods, channels and dunes, farmland surroundings and remarkable bird diversity.

Path to Hort dels Moros

Scenic route through woodland and rural paths up to a viewpoint overlooking Port d’Alcúdia. Nature, peace and Mallorca’s landscape.

Camí d’Alcanada

Walk to Alcanada Beach with views of the small island, pine forest and peaceful coast. Ideal for enjoying nature and coastal scenery.

North Coast

Cycling route along Alcúdia’s north coast with coves, sea views and coastal paths. Nature, landscape and heritage by the Mediterranean.

Puig de Sant Martí Mountain

Despite its modest height (258 metres), Puig de Sant Martí is a superb vantage point.

El Coll Baix

Route toward Coll Baix with views, nature and a final ascent through pine forest. Ideal for hiking and enjoying Alcúdia’s scenery.

S’Albufera Natural Park

6 km from Alcúdia, you can visit Mallorca’s largest and best-known wetland.

Estany des Ponts

Biodiversity is being restored at Estany des Ponts thanks to the RestaurAlcúdia project.

La Victòria Hermitage

17th-century baroque hermitage in a protected natural setting with sea views, ideal for outdoor events at the Alcudia viewpoint.

Museu Sa Bassa Blanca

A unique museum where art, nature and architecture coexist, featuring exceptional collections, sculpture gardens and the Hassan Fathy House.