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See AllEasy Apartment made for two, with a king size bed, living room, and fully equipped kitchen. This apartment is adapted for reduced mobility persons.Superior This apartment has a separate bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and a kingsize bed. Living room with a bed-sofa for two persons with a second bathroom. Fully equipped kitchen.Family This apartment has two separate bedrooms, one with a king size bed and ensuite bathroom. A second bedroom with two single bed and ensuite bathroom. Living room with full equipped kitchen.
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See AllPuig Tomir Nice hiking route accesible from our land from an exclusive access for our guests! Part of the GR221Lluc Monastery Lluc the sacred forest of Prehistory and the first Sanctuary on the island that was dedicated to the Virgin Mary, dating back to the 13th Century. Here the faithful will rediscovery the distinctive identity of our local Church, whilst non-believers can find the origins of the Mallorcan people, because Lluc is more than a sanctuary, it is a secular national symbol. For visitors from overseas they offer an alternative to the typical days on the beach and nights spent partying. The visit is an unexpected oasis of tranquillity, of spirituality (the religious celebrations and choir), of artistic heritage (the Museum), of unspoilt countryside (the Tramuntana mountains and the Botanic Garden.Just a couple of minutes driving time from Son Alzines and 4 km by walk.Avenc des Fra Rafel Impressive chasm that goes down to -80 meters. Only for advance and trained people. Speleology equipment is a must!Torrent de Pareis El Torrente de Pareis (Es Torrent de Pareis en mallorquín) es un torrente que atraviesa la Serra de Tramuntana de Mallorca. Desciende hasta el Mar Mediterraneo desde el lugar llamado S'Entreforc, en la confluencia del torrente Gorg Blau o Sa Fosca y el torrente de Lluc (o Albarca).Alberga especies endémicas como el sapillo Balear o ferreret (Alytes muletensis). Es un lugar muy transitado por excursionistas que descienden el barranco partiendo de Escorca y llegando hasta el núcleo turístico de Sa CalobraJunto con el y Gorg Blau el torrente de Lluc, fue declarado Monumento Natural en 2003.
