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Parc natural de Mondragó
Carretera Mondrago, s/n, 07691, Illes Balears, Spain
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attractions: Cala Mondragó, Caló des Borgit, Calo d’en Perdiu, restaurants: Sa Font de n'Alis
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Y. T. Nixon TanY. T. Nixon Tan
The park offers a network of well-marked hiking trails that wind through diverse landscapes, including pine forests, wetlands, and coastal cliffs:
1. Cala Mondragó to Cala S'Amarador Coastal Trail
- Difficulty: Easy to moderate, suitable for all ages.
- Length: km (one way).
This trail begins at Cala Mondragó, a picturesque sandy beach with clear turquoise waters. From here, a well-marked path leads you along the coastline to Cala S'Amarador, another beautiful beach within the park. You'll pass through pine groves and coastal scrubland, with opportunities for birdwatching and enjoying the coastal scenery. Both beaches provide spots for swimming and relaxing.
2. Cami des Fonts de n'Alis
- Difficulty: Moderate, with some elevation changes and uneven terrain.
- Length: 3 km
This trail meanders through Mondragó's diverse landscapes, including pine forests and wetlands. It's a loop trail that begins and ends near Cala Mondragó, passing by natural springs (fonts) and offering views of the park's interior.
3. S'Amarador to Caló des Burgit Coastal Trail
- Difficulty: Moderate, with some rocky sections and changes in elevation.
- Length: 2 km (one way).
Starting at S'Amarador Beach, this trail follows the coastline southward towards Caló des Burgit, a small, secluded cove nestled among cliffs. The trail offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean and opportunities to explore lesser-known coastal landscapes.
4. Ruta de Ses Fonts de n'Alis
- Difficulty: Moderate to difficult, due to length and terrain.
- Length: 5 km
This longer loop trail explores the interior of Mondragó Natural Park, passing through forests and past natural springs. It's a more challenging hike that rewards you with peaceful surroundings and opportunities for wildlife sightings. You'll traverse pine forests and cross streams fed by natural springs, a deeper immersion into the park's natural environment.
5. Camí de sa Mola de sa Mina
- Difficulty: Easy, suitable for all ages.
- Length: 1 km (one way).
This trail leads to a scenic viewpoint overlooking the surrounding countryside and coastline. It's a shorter hike that provides panoramic views of Mondragó and the Mediterranean Sea.
Rob LewisRob Lewis
Parking is at the top of the hill, only a 5-10 min walk down a designated pedestrian section of the road. €6 all day.
Wooden boards take you along the rear of the beach , by the sunbeds and umbrellas available to rent, again by the day (€15 for 2 X sunbeds and an umbrella and safe)
The beach is not huge and was full when we left at 1pm. However arriving at 9am we were one of the first.
There is room for maybe 2 or 3 rows of people in front the sunbeds and the beach is sandy.
There is a lifeguard tower and the guards do a great job of keeping people safe in the water. A designated section of the sea is for the pedalos and buoys mark the area safe to swim out to without meeting any of the influx of boats/yachts throughout the day.
A cafe bar provides any required drinks and or food but there is also a well stocked shop just up off the beach.
You can walk round a well laid path to the next ,larger beach around if you want and there are also footpaths off into the woods, being that the area is one of natural beauty
The sea is easy to paddle out into with clear water and just a few fish I could see. No real waves either.
Michael WeinholdMichael Weinhold
We absolutely enjoyed our stay in Mondragó National Park.
There's an official parking structure. It's 5€ for the whole day, which is the only time we had to pay for parking during our holiday. On the upside, the proceeds go to an organization that helps disabled people.
Instead of taking the main road to the beach, we used one of the trails. You get some beautiful nature to see and even have a little shadow here and there on your descent.
The first beach we arrived on was pretty crowded, but we still managed to get a good spot beneath one of the pine trees. The water was clean and beautiful.
We later went to a second beach, but only to take another one of the trails through the park, which provides a healthy mix of exploring the nature and enjoying swimming in the turquoise water. Human
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1yThe park offers a network of well-marked hiking trails that wind through diverse landscapes, including pine forests, wetlands, and coastal cliffs:
- Cala Mondragó to Cala S'Amarador Coastal Trail
- Difficulty: Easy to moderate, suitable for all ages.
- Length: km (one way). This trail begins at Cala Mondragó, a picturesque sandy beach with clear turquoise waters. From here, a well-marked path leads you along the coastline to Cala S'Amarador, another beautiful beach within the park....
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5yI liked it overall, as it was a beautiful park - a million trees blending with the sea, it was lovely and I owed yet again at nature and its beauty. It was recimended to me by a local and I chose to go, as I expected a very remote and nature-friendly place. However, people have turned it into a bit of a circus, not caring a single bit about the wildlife or the fact that this place is a natural habitat for hundreds of species. Instead, when you reach the first beach, you are greeted by a...
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6yThe beach here is beautiful. Excellent for children as the water is really clear (not even much churned up sand underwater) and quite shallow for a decent amount into the sea. It's also great for snorkelling as there's a rocky bit to one side which leads around to a second beach. Both are fairly narrow unfortunately and get crowded but you should be able to find a spot to park your stuff. Toilets are 1 Euro a go and there's fresh fruit and a small eatery available too. The biggest issue...
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