Legends & Landscapes
Legends & Landscapes
Tour Introduction
Be amazed by the island’s history, culture, and nature while enjoying a personalized experience with our digital guide.
Along the way, you’ll discover hidden secrets of local history that will transform your view of the island, from the majestic Tramontana Mountains to its beautiful cliffs, beaches, and marine reserves. The best way to get to know your destination.
Includes
3 hour tourist bus tour Bus transport between all points Digital tour guide and commentary Printed guide for easy reading Stops with free time to explore Travel Insurance
Important Information
What to wear:
Comfortable clothes and shoes.
What to bring:
Headphones.
Not allowed:
Drinking alcohol
Smoking
Pets
Timetable:
Morning Tour: 10am—1pm
Afternoon Tour: 2pm—5pm
Tour Highlights
Cala Fornells & Pirates
At Cala Fornells beach, enjoy fantastic panoramic views of the beaches of Paguera, Santa Ponsa, and Caló de Ses Llisses. The pirates Barbarossa and the brothers Horuch and Kaid Ben Eddin Dragut raided Cala Fornells. They enslaved captives to sell in the markets of Algiers.
Defence Tower
The Watchtower at Cap Andritxol, between Camp de Mar and Cala Fornells, was built in 1580 and offers a unique view of the Andritxol coast. The cylindrical tower has a vaulted main chamber and a terrace accessible via a ladder.
Cross of the Landing of James I
In 1229, King Jaume I first arrived at Santa Ponsa with his army to conquer Mallorca, which was Muslim at the time. After a great battle, they succeeded in capturing the island.
We get out and explore this area, and discover the little known history of Mallorca.
Wildlife around Mallorca
and El Toro
There is a lot of wildlife to be discovered around Mallorca including bottlenose dolphins who live freely. The village of El Toro is a great stop, which is home to a marina considrered to be the most modern in the Med!
Smugglers in Mallorca
Smuggling in Mallorca was a major activity from the 18th and 19th centuries, fueled by trade restrictions and high taxes imposed by the Spanish government. Smugglers used small boats and hideouts in coves and caves to evade authorities.
Calvia and The Church of St. John the Baptist.
Calvià, a historic municipality in Mallorca, was inhabited by prehistoric and Roman peoples in ancient times. Here we see The Church of St. John the Baptist. It was built in the 13th century and is one of the most important buildings in Calvià. Discover the charm of the village with a walkabout.
Puig de Galatzó and Es Capdella
Puig de Galatzó is a 1,026-meter mountain in Calvià. It is famous for its hiking trail, which offers spectacular panoramic views.
Es Capdellá is a picturesque village close to the Sierra de Tramuntana. It is known for its tranquility.
Tour Route
