2026 Felanitx Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

Situated on the outskirts of Portocolom, this spot is definitely worth a visit—especially since it's free to enter. It offers a glimpse into the lives of our ancient ancestors through archaeological remains. The site isn’t very large, so you can easily explore it and read all the informational signs in a short amount of time. I was the only visitor there, which made me feel disappointed that more people don’t seem to make the effort to come. While the value of such a place is priceless, I’m giving it less than 5 stars because it isn’t as well-maintained as it deserves to be to properly honor and showcase the heritage.

Had a wonderful time here, such a chilled and relaxing hotel. The staff are amazing, all very friendly and happy. I chatted with many guests who are regulars, and I’ll definitely become one too. For adults, you can’t go wrong. The food was just right—not a huge selection but focused on quality over quantity, with good vegetarian and gluten-free options. The local marina is quiet and not touristy, offering a picturesque Spanish harbor with a few restaurants. The nearest beach, Marcel, is only a five-minute walk, but I recommend going a bit further to Cala Brafi—a stunning, unspoiled cove. Thank you, JS Cape Colom, for a fantastic getaway.

It was a fantastic riding holiday. The care for the horses is excellent, and the entire facility is designed with great attention to detail. Thanks to the property's vegetable and fruit cultivation, guests can even enjoy freshly prepared meals. The food is outstanding. I would highly recommend it for those seeking peace and relaxation.

A beautiful boutique hotel set in an exotic garden, run by Germans. Very lovely rooms, spacious, with a large balcony-terrace offering views of the pool and mountains. Excellent breakfast. Huge pool and free parking. The bedding was a bit too soft for my taste, but it won't stop me from coming back! Wonderful experience. Thank you for the warm hospitality!

Amazing location and stunning views. The road leading up is in good condition and not as challenging as some reviews suggest; its surface is great, you just need to take it slow. The staff were helpful and polite. Stayed on a half-board basis. Breakfast was excellent with a selection of fruit, meats, and hams. The evening meal, while quite basic, was adequate—don’t expect restaurant-quality dishes. Watching the sunset was breathtaking, and a short trip up to the cross/viewpoint is definitely worth it for the view.

The view over the eastern island is absolutely stunning. This former monastery, in addition to the main building, features two major landmarks: a large stone cross perched on a cliff away from the monastery, and a colossal 30-meter statue of Jesus atop a pillar on the same cliff as the monastery. Inside, you'll find a restroom, a vending machine for chilled drinks, and a small hostel. There also seems to be a café or restaurant, though we didn’t visit it. You can walk around and enjoy the scenery, but my husband and I struggled to fully appreciate it due to the dizzying heights—we nearly panicked. While we’ve handled places like the Eiffel Tower with only mild vertigo, this was on a completely different level. I wouldn’t recommend it for kids under six years old. The journey up was incredibly nerve-racking. As a family of six, we used a minivan and, thankfully, the road was almost empty. I can’t imagine handling oncoming traffic here. The drive is full of tight curves, and we stayed in second gear the entire way. Ensure your brakes are in top condition, because while the climb is stressful, the descent is exponentially worse.

We spent the weekend, and it was fantastic. The staff's attention was excellent; they were very friendly. The room was spacious, surrounded by nature, very clean, with a large bathroom and a very comfortable bed. The place itself is beautiful, with gardens and surrounded by wooded areas. We loved it and highly recommend it.

I stayed there for 4 nights as part of a yoga retreat. The rooms were very clean and simple. The vegetarian full board was delicious! The staff was extremely kind. During the day, the monastery attracts many cyclists and tourists, but in the early mornings and evenings, it becomes peaceful and quiet. The 360° panoramic view is absolutely stunning!

#falladventures #travel #familytravel Stunning blue flag beach with soft golden sands and a clear turquoise sea ideal for swimming. Plenty of facilities - toilets, popular beach bar, lifeguard, sea sports and sunbeds and a jolly fruiterer complete with wheelbarrow selling everything from coconuts to pineapples. Lovely way to while away the day topping up your tan. Very nice sand Cala, large, clean and easily accessible with children. The water is clear. Possibility to rent sunbeds, pedal boats and paddle boats. There's a shower. A restaurant. Beach volleyball court. We went there several times and always found room near the water to watch the children. The water was warm. I recommend. Like the pictures if you enjoy them! Follow me, Travelogist, for more updates like these.

#falladventures #travel #familytravel Great viewpoint! By car the serpentine road with really sharp bends up. We were on our way-nothing at about 17h. On the way down a little more. Surely very exciting when there are buses on the way. At the top you have a wonderful view towards the sea and over the island. There's a restaurant. Tip: Drive in the morning if you want to see over the island; in the afternoon, the sun is in the west, where the sun is known to set; therefore virtually no visibility, there is visibility against the sun. Above, visit the monastery and church. Other visitors threw money into a vending machine: Music from the tape began ,and the lights on the altar came on alternately. It's a matter of taste. If you come in on the right is a crib, children have two options to see in peepholes and see the Bible story (Sh. Photos). “Candles” can be lit, but these are electronic lights. Outside there is a possibility to bottle water. With us there was surprisingly little going on, parking and sightseeing were therefore no problem and almost alone possible. On the way down we stopped quite high up again to walk up to the cross. Relatively steep but nice to walk and a short distance. Like the pictures if you enjoy them! Follow me, Travelogist, for more updates like these.

📍#EuropeTravel #Mallorca #Monastery The highest point in the east, overlooking the entire island of Mallorca. Recommended for trekking!! There's an electronic check-in machine at the entrance. If you have any trouble checking in, just ask the restaurant staff in front of the parking lot! The views from the top of the mountain are breathtaking, from sunset to sunrise. The road is winding on the way up, so drive safely!

#AprilDestinations2025: Santueri Castle 📍 Location: Eastern Mountains (near Cala d'Or) 🌟 Highlights: · 10th-century Moorish castle ruins, 20-minute hike to the summit · 360-degree panoramic views of the eastern coastline · Very few tourists, perfect for photography ⏰ Opening Hours: Sunrise to Sunset 🎫 Admission: Free ⚠️ Notes: · No guardrails, please exercise caution · Bring your own water (no supplies at the summit)