From Palma: Sierra De Tramuntana Hiking With Small Picnic

Explore the striking peaks and valleys of the Sierra de Tramuntana on a personalized hiking adventure from Palma. This 4-hour guided tour showcases the UNESCO-protected mountain range’s breathtaking landscapes, ancient olive groves, and traditional irrigation systems. Enjoy a delicious local picnic while immersed in the region’s natural splendor. With an experienced guide leading the way, you’ll discover why this area is a top draw for outdoor enthusiasts.

Good To Know

• This 4-hour excursion takes participants on a personalized hiking tour through the UNESCO-protected Sierra de Tramuntana mountains, starting from Plaça d’Espanya in Palma.
• The guided hike along the Dry Stone Route GR221 offers scenic views of ancient irrigation systems and 1000-year-old olive trees, with the possibility of spotting wild goats.
• Included in the tour are transportation, a picnic of local products, and a bottle of mineral water, providing a comprehensive experience.
• The tour is not suitable for children under 5, those afraid of heights, or with altitude sickness, requiring comfortable hiking gear and adherence to safety regulations.
• With an overall rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars, the tour is praised for its exceptional organization, adaptability, and the guide’s ability to provide insightful commentary.

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Tour Overview

The Sierra de Tramuntana Hiking tour offers a captivating 4-hour excursion through the UNESCO-protected mountains of Mallorca.

Priced from €79 per person, the hike is limited to just one participant, ensuring a personalized experience.

Meeting at Plaça d’Espanya, the tour departs for the hiking location, a 30-minute drive away.

Trekking along the iconic Dry Stone Route GR221, hikers will witness stunning views of ancient irrigation systems and 1000-year-old olive trees.

With a licensed guide, a small picnic of local products, and a bottle of water, this tour promises an immersive Mallorcan adventure.

Itinerary Highlights

Starting from Plaça d’Espanya, the tour travels 30 minutes by car to the hiking location. Once there, participants embark on the Dry Stone Route GR221, seeing the UNESCO-protected Sierra de Tramuntana for approximately 3 hours. Along the way, hikers witness ancient irrigation systems and 1000-year-old olive trees, with the possibility of spotting wild goats. After 2 hours, a scenic picnic stop allows for a break and enjoyment of local products. In the summer, there may even be an opportunity for a refreshing swim.

| Itinerary Highlights | | |

|———————|——————|——————-|

| Starting Location | Plaça d’Espanya | |

| Travel | 30 minutes by car | |

| Hiking Duration | 3 hours | On GR221 Route |

| Scenic Views | UNESCO mountains | Irrigation, Olive Trees |

| Picnic | After 2 hours | Local Products |

| Wildlife | Wild goats | Possible swimming |

Inclusions and Exclusions

This tour includes a licensed hiking guide, transportation to and from the starting point, a small picnic of local products, and a bottle of mineral water.

Entrance tickets to some heritage sites are optional. However, the tour excludes extra food and drinks.

It’s not suitable for children under 5, individuals afraid of heights, or those with altitude sickness.

Hikers are advised to wear comfortable hiking shoes, outdoor clothing, and sportswear.

High-heeled shoes, sandals, or flip-flops, large bags, drones, food, drinks, alcohol, and drugs aren’t allowed in the vehicle, and littering is prohibited.

What to Bring and Restrictions

Hikers are recommended to wear comfortable hiking shoes, outdoor clothing, and sportswear. High-heeled shoes, sandals, and flip-flops aren’t allowed, as the terrain can be uneven and challenging.

Large bags, drones, and outside food and drinks are also prohibited in the vehicle. Alcohol, drugs, and littering are strictly forbidden. These restrictions ensure the safety and enjoyment of all participants.

The tour operator give you a memorable experience in the stunning Sierra de Tramuntana while respecting the environment and local regulations. Hikers should be prepared for an active, scenic adventure in the UNESCO-protected mountains.

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Customer Reviews and Ratings

The tour has received overwhelmingly positive customer reviews, with an overall rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars based on 64 reviews.

The tour guide, Daniela, has been praised for her exceptional organization and adaptability.

Guests have highlighted the following:

1. Scenic beauty of the UNESCO-protected Sierra de Tramuntana mountains, ancient irrigation systems, and 1000-year-old olive trees.

2. Value for money, with the small picnic of local products and transportation included.

3. Guides’ ability to provide insightful commentary and accommodate individual needs during the hike.

Meeting Point and Transportation

The meeting point for the Sierra de Tramuntana hiking tour is Plaça d’Espanya, under the statue of James I.

From there, you will travel approximately 30 minutes by car to the hiking location in the mountains. The tour includes roundtrip transportation, so hikers don’t need to worry about driving themselves.

Once at the trailhead, the 3-hour hike along the Dry Stone Route GR221 begins, offering stunning views of the UNESCO-protected mountains, ancient irrigation systems, and 1000-year-old olive trees.

After 2 hours of exploring, hikers will stop for a picnic with local products before continuing their nature adventure.

Hiking Experience and Scenic Views

After the scenic drive through the countryside, hikers embark on the 3-hour Dry Stone Route GR221.

The trail winds through the UNESCO-protected Sierra de Tramuntana mountains, offering breathtaking views.

Highlights include:

1. Witnessing ancient irrigation systems and 1000-year-old olive trees that dot the landscape.

2. Spotting wild goats grazing on the hillsides, with the possibility of a refreshing swim during the summer months.

3. Pausing for a picnic of local products, fueling up for the return journey.

The guided hike provides an immersive experience in the natural beauty and rich heritage of this remarkable region.

Picnic and Local Products

After hiking for about two hours, hikers pause for a well-deserved picnic featuring a variety of local products.

The guide sets up a spread of Mallorcan cheeses, cured meats, fresh bread, olives, and seasonal fruits. Hikers enjoy the scenery while savoring the authentic tastes of the region.

The guide shares insights about the significance of these local foods and how they’re produced sustainably.

Fully energized, the group continues their trek, taking in the breathtaking views of the UNESCO-protected Sierra de Tramuntana mountains.

Common Questions

Can I Bring My Pet on the Hike?

Unfortunately, pets are not allowed on this hiking tour. The tour is not suitable for animals and is restricted to human participants only. Check with the tour operator if any special arrangements can be made for service animals.

Is There a Toilet Stop During the Hike?

The tour doesn’t provide dedicated toilet stops during the 3-hour hike. However, the guide can point out suitable natural areas along the way if needed. Participants are advised to plan accordingly before the start of the activity.

How Difficult Is the Hiking Trail?

The hiking trail is moderate in difficulty, suitable for most fitness levels. It involves approximately 3 hours of steady uphill and downhill trekking through rugged mountain terrain, with some uneven surfaces and occasional steep sections.

Can I Take a Break During the Hike?

Yes, hikers can take breaks during the 3-hour hike. The guide will plan a picnic stop after 2 hours, allowing participants to rest and enjoy local products before continuing the scenic trail through the UNESCO-protected mountains.

What Happens in Case of Bad Weather?

In case of bad weather, the tour will be rescheduled or adapted. The guide will monitor the conditions and make the necessary adjustments to ensure the safety and comfort of the participants.

The Sum Up

Embark on an unforgettable hiking adventure through the stunning Sierra de Tramuntana. Explore the UNESCO-protected mountains, marvel at ancient irrigation systems and centuries-old olive trees, and savor a delicious local picnic amidst breathtaking landscapes. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, this personalized 4-hour excursion from Palma offers an immersive and enriching experience in the natural beauty of Mallorca’s renowned mountain range.

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