Get to know Mallorca

Agrotourism Finca Sa Màniga is located in the Mallorcan town of Bunyola, at the foot of the spectacular Tramuntana mountains and at the foot of the Serra d’Alfàbia. The village is located 14 km from Palma, draw a picture of a beautiful and quiet town whose central point, “Sa Plaça” every Saturday hosts a traditional market.

Also pass some torrents like Coa Negre and Bunyola Torrent, is also has one of the most extensive forests of the island of Mallorca.

The farm allows visitors to enjoy an exceptional environment. This superb location puts us in an unusual setting in which to discover the rich variety of flora and fauna that Mallorca offers in absolute harmony with nature and away from mass tourism.

Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in the Cultural Landscape category, the monumental Serra de Tramuntana forms the backbone of the northwest of Mallorca along its 90 kilometres. Rich in fauna and flora, it has an incalculable ecological value and is a magnificent attraction for lovers of hiking and nature.

The Sa Màniga agrotourism, located in Bunyola, at the foot of this majestic mountain range, is the ideal place to contemplate, discover and explore the Serra. Unique landscapes, protected areas, hundreds of paths and a unique biodiversity await you.

The Finca Sa Màniga, like history itself, has known how to respect the natural landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana, characterised by the integration of the human footprint, forming paths, terraces, walls and traditional dry stone constructions that you can explore on a hike or by bicycle.

The largest of the Balearic Islands, which make up Spain’s easternmost autonomous community, is one of the principal tourist destinations in the Mediterranean. Known as ‘the island of calm’ Mallorca offers its visitors an irresistible mix of landscapes, history, culture and leisure.

From its widely-acclaimed beaches such as Es Trenc, to its picturesque mountain villages like Deià, or the historic quarters of the capital, Palma, this island is dotted with countless places of interest. Sunshine, nature, gastronomy, sports, traditions and endless possibilities converge to turn Mallorca into a truly privileged land.

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In recent years, Mallorca has become a major reference for cycle tourism. Each season, its mild climate, fabulous natural setting and excellent road network attract large numbers of both amateur sports men and women and professional teams who take advantage of the island’s ideal training conditions.

This has led to the development of a full range of infrastructures designed especially for cyclists, including exclusive services, specialised stores, routes, competitions and a large number of hotels adapted to meet their needs. The beauty of the country roads, a stunning coastline, mountain passes and a wealth of cultural and culinary delights make this a unique attraction for cycling lovers.

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Mallorca’s rich environmental and scenic heritage make this island the ideal destination for anyone that enjoys hiking and exploring their surroundings. The natural spaces are well-conserved and offer delightful and safe routes. Mallorca has a vast network of paths, ranging from those that link small towns and villages to others that extend as far as the remotest coastal spots.

Most of the trails venture into the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, the island’s most outstanding natural space; stony paths that take visitors through scenery dotted with spectacular rocky crags, cliffs and ravines. The rest of the island also boasts a major network of routes that stretch out over less taxing landscapes.

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Like its wines and liqueurs, Mallorca’s gastronomy ranks amongst the finest in the Mediterranean. Staple ingredients include fish and shellfish, vegetables, pulses, pork, lamb, spices and the essential locally-produced olive oil.

Its best-known dishes include frit mallorquí (meat and vegetable stir-fry); tumbet (roasted vegetables); sopes mallorquines (vegetable casseroles); stuffed aubergines; porcella rostida (roast suckling pig); or escaldums (free range chicken casserole); and of course the classic pa amb oli (bread with olive oil) and cured meats such as sobrasada or botifarron sausages. Traditional savoury pastries that can be enjoyed in this region include the panades or cocarrois (meat and vegetable pasties) and coca de verdura (vegetable-topped pizzas). Nor must we forget the delicious range of sweets and desserts, the most famous of which is undoubtedly the ensaïmada pastry.

Mallorca is one of the most interesting places and European destinations for climbing and sport climbing.

Also the east coast of Mallorca has established itself as a world-class deep water solo (DWS).

The type and style of rock climbing that is located in Mallorca has levels for all types, from the lowest levels to the most difficult.

A few hundred meters from Finca Sa Màniga you’ll find one of the best known at European level as Sa gouge points.

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The range of sports facilities is enormous. The Mediterranean climate favors multiple activities on each of the 365 days of the year. They are water sports (sailing, surfing, kite-surfing, diving, etc.), tennis, volleyball, beach volleyball, paddle tennis and soccer practice cycling, hiking, climbing and falling torrents, riding glider or balloon, go horse riding, just to name a few.

And not to forget about golf! More than 20 excellent golf courses on Mallorca make the island to one of the most appreciated golf destinations in Europe. Golfplayers arrive in just 2 hours flight from all important European airports to find a wide and fantastic offer to practice this increasingly popular sport. Mallorca Golf Island stands for living an unforgettable experience.

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