Peaks and viewpoints in Mallorca

Mallorca's remarkable peaks, gorges and lookouts with sweeping panoramas over the Tramuntana and the sea.

A

Puig de Massanella

Mallorca's second-highest summit and the highest accessible peak on the island reaches an altitude of 1,364 meters. The climb features historic snow house ruins and a limestone dissolution pit at the top.

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B

Puig Major

Rising to an elevation of 1,436 meters above sea level, this is the highest mountain peak on the island of Mallorca.

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C

Es Colomer Viewpoint

This scenic viewpoint features paved pathways and stone terraces overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and Illa del Colomer, offering sweeping panoramas of the coastal landscape.

D

Ricardo Roca Viewpoint

Perched above a road tunnel, this coastal lookout is reached via a stone staircase and offers sweeping views of the Mediterranean Sea.

E

Torrent de Pareis

View Point

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F

Alaró Castle

Perched at an elevation of 824 meters, these medieval castle ruins date to at least 902. The site features ancient fortifications, a small sanctuary chapel, and sweeping mountain panoramas.