Vrcholy a vyhliadky na Malorke

Mallorca Peaks & Viewpoints

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

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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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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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.

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.

Torrent de Pareis

View Point

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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.