Hiking in Mallorca; nature in abundance!

The best time for hiking in Mallorca is in spring (April to June) or autumn (September to November).

Mallorca is a popular hiking island with a variety of routes for all levels of difficulty. The Serra de Tramuntana, in the northwest of the island, is the most popular destination for hikers as it offers spectacular scenery with high mountains, deep gorges, and picturesque villages.

Here are some of the most popular hikes in Mallorca:

• From Sóller to Port de Sóller: This 14-kilometer-long path passes through the beautiful Serra de Tramuntana and offers breathtaking views of the sea and mountains.

• Cala Mesquida - Cala Torta: This hike takes you along the wild coast of the southeast. The route is about 10 kilometers long and takes about 3 hours.

• Up Puig de Galatzó: This 1,027-meter-high mountain is the highest peak in the Serra de Tramuntana and offers 360-degree views over the island.

• Through the Gorge of Biniaraix: This 5-kilometer long gorge is one of Mallorca's most impressive natural wonders the Castell d'Alaró: This 1.5-kilometer long path leads to the ruins of an ancient castle on a ridge overlooking the Bay of Palma

• To La Trapa Monastery: This 7-kilometer-long trail leads to a remote monastery in the mountains.

The best time for hiking in Mallorca is in spring (April to June) or autumn (September to November). During these months the temperatures are mild and there are fewer tourists.

Pay attention to the weather forecast before going on a hike. It can be cool and windy in the mountains even in summer.

Wear comfortable hiking shoes and bring plenty of water and sunscreen. Find out about the hiking route before you go. Follow signage and do not leave trash behind.

Mallorca is a paradise for hikers. With a variety of routes for all levels and spectacular scenery, the island is the perfect place to enjoy nature