Hiking holiday in Majorca

The 80 km long Serra de Tramuntana mountain range is located along the North coast of the island, reaching the heights of more than 1,000 m in many places and culminating in Puig major on almost 1500 m.

Majorca, can you off the beaten track run across a variety of terrain with options for all the possibilities, ranging from peaks of more than 4,000 m to relaxing walks through the gently sloping vineyards.More than 300 days of sunshine per year, spectacular sunsets and a view of the ocean, Mediterranean flora, the spring migratory birds and it is difficult to understand why these tractors paradise was not ' discovered ' early combine. We definitely recommend one of our country houses in Majorca to make sure that you have the freedom to explore at your own pace.

Some routes are now popular in the high season, and you may have now run during the winter months to make sure you get the landscape to yourself.This is possible, such as the winters are mild and back to normal is ideal for hiking. July and August may be too hot for the most serious hikers, even at the height. Hiking is generally considered to be most comfortable from September to may.

Some of the most important places for walkers can rely on Cala de Sant Vicnec and Port de Pollensa in the Northeast, Sóller and Port de Sóller on the North coast of the and port d ' Andratx in the Southwest. The monastery of Lluc, an increasingly popular stop point with travelling on the foot.

A lot of guides and maps are available, and many walks through the more rugged landscape route required if paths can be neglected and overgrown, especially if you're running out of the season.

If you enjoy the cosy walks, there are a number of clubs on the island, the organisation of events such as a three-day walk through the Serra de Tramuntana, to a large number of participants. a wide variety of walking tour options-from the day to be more trekking tours, both self guided walks and guided-ensure you'll never grow bored of the landscape.Walking tours can also cater to the different private groups and easily in all major cities have been recorded in the accounts.

And if you have a day or two away from the walking boots there is a multitude of other activities available, including sailing, diving, kayaking, cycling, golf, tennis, etc., or simple rest and relaxation in the Sun. What your approach to walking, Majorca will make you a promise – it will not disappoint will want to explore so very much of this lovely island on your hiking holiday to remember.

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About the author:Andrew Jones (andy@azureholidays.com) is the author of the walking holidays in Majorca; a simple guide for anyone who wants to books experienced a trekking/hiking holiday in Majorca, Azure vacation can help you with accommodation, flights, transfers and guided tours of one day up; beginners and experts alike.