The Quaint Southwest: Santanyi market, Mondrago Beach & Nature Park
Overview
A day unveiling the charms of the southwestern coast and experiencing an authentic slice of Mallorcan life.
You will be spending part of the morning at the vibrant weekly market of Santanyi, where a wide variety of products can be found, including local produce, artisanal foods like cheese and sobrasada, crafts, textiles and much more.
You may also wander around the streets and smaller alleys near the Plaza Mayor, with whitewashed buildings, boutiques, art galleries and atmospheric cafes.
Afterwards you will be heading to Mondrago Nature Park, one of the natural gems of the island and a protected area which counts on a variety of landscapes made up of beaches, coves, Mediterranean coastal forests, dunes and cliffs from where it is common to see turtledoves, kestrels or hoopoes and even peregrine falcons, or black vultures
There are four itineraries available for walking through different areas of the Mondrago Park, either going into the forest or along the coast - all of them are quite easy and can be completed in less than an hour, even if done with children.
You will also be able to enjoy the white sand and turquoise waters of Cala Mondrago and S’Amarador beach, both quite close to each other. Caló des Burgit is also a great option for those who prefer to walk a bit further in exchange for a quieter atmosphere.
Relevant details
- Main meeting point and Tour start: 9:30am at Camino Escollera, Palma
Kindly arrive at this meeting point 10 minutes before (9:20am).
- Alternatively, we also offer a complimentary pick-up service in the areas of Calvià and Arenal. Once you make your reservation, you will receive the pick-up time and closest pickup address to your accommodation.
- Estimated total duration: 8 hours from the main meeting point in Palma.
Included
We provide you the best experience
Guide
Swim Time
Transport
Main meeting point & tour start
Recommendation
- Take advantage at Santanyi market to taste some typical Majorcan food and grab some takeaway so that you can later enjoy your lunch in Mondrago - the restaurant options on the beach are quite reduced.
- What to bring:
Comfortable shoes and clothing.
Sun protection, swimming suit, towel.
Water, snacks
Booking terms and conditions
Please see our cancellation policy at the bottom of the page.
Carbon footprint offsetting
Carbon offsetting is a method used to balance greenhouse gas emissions by investing in projects that reduce or eliminate equivalent emissions elsewhere.
At Lemon Tours, we carefully calculate the carbon footprint of each of our tours, considering factors such as transportation and activity consumption. We then invest in a variety of certified projects, such as renewable energy, reforestation and others, to offset these emissions.
