It is the largest island of the Balearic archipelago, which forms an autonomous province, the easternmost of Spain. Like the other Balearic Islands Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera, Mallorca is a major tourist destination.
Its capital and also the autonomous community, is Palma, following in the towns of Calvia importance and Manacor. Cabrera Island and all islands belong administratively to the capital. It is the most populated island of the Balearic Islands, and the second in Spain after Tenerife in the Canary Islands.
The Travessa is one of the best activities that can be performed ecodeportivas to fully enjoy the natural environment of Mallorca. Is itself one of the best options for hikers since runs from side to side the Serra de Tramuntana, World Heritage by UNESCO in 2010. Although there are several routes, one of the most followed is what connects Sant Elm, on the north western end of the island, to Pollença, the famous port town east. However, there are many Travessas as walkers. It's all good planning.
The Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca, better known as La Seu, is arguably not only the most emblematic building of the city but the whole of Mallorca. Palmesano indispensable part of the skyline, no travel guide or ZIP representative of the city in which this marvel of Gothic not listed. Not least because, as Bellver Castle is a monument unique in its category which has unique features that can not be found in the European Gothic.
Cala Mesquida own right is one of the most peaceful corners of Mallorca. Located 7 km from Capdepera, at the eastern end of the island, Cala Mesquida is a place of indisputable environmental interest. In fact, it was declared a Natural Area of Special Interest by the Parliament of the Balearic Islands in 1991.
Sa Canova is a long pristine sandy beach and rocks next to Son Serra de Marina, which runs the length of 2 km. dunes and typical vegetation of the dune system; pine, thistle, etc.. Not being very busy, it is quite common to find one who practices nudism along the beach. The shallow and the winds favor the practice of water sports such as windsurfing. In 1991 it was declared a Natural Area of Special Interest for its rich flora, fauna and archaeological sites.