Description

The Camí del Correu is a historic walking route in Esporles that follows an old messenger's path through the Serra de Tramuntana to Banyalbufar.

An old messenger's path with real character

The Camí del Correu traces a historic connection between Esporles and Banyalbufar. The path is cobbled throughout with natural stone, flanked by dry-stone walls and terraces, and in excellent condition. It forms part of the GR-221, linking it into a wider walking network. The profile is moderate — the start and finish ask for a little more effort, while the middle section is pleasantly easygoing.

Landscape and atmosphere

Shaded woodland stretches — including sections through oak forest — keep conditions comfortable even on warmer days. Sweeping views across mountains and sea, combined with a peaceful, unspoilt feel, define the character of the route. Banyalbufar makes for a wonderful coastal finale at the far end.

Getting your bearings

The walk begins near the church of Sant Pere d'Esporles — the entry takes you up a short climb alongside a stone wall. Parking is available in the village. The route is well signposted, and you can either retrace your steps for a there-and-back walk or plan a one-way trip and catch the TIB bus back from Banyalbufar.

Who is it for?

The route is considered family-friendly and suits beginners as well as more experienced walkers. As the path is predominantly cobbled, it is not recommended for pushchairs. Dogs are very welcome.

Opening Hours

Open continuously

Opening hours according to Google, as of 30/07/2026

Services

  • Guided hiking tour

Good to know

Website available in

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I plan the walk as a one-way route?
Yes. From Banyalbufar you can take the TIB bus back, so there's no need to retrace your steps.
How challenging is the route?
The start and finish are a little steeper, while the middle section is moderate. Overall the route is considered easy and family-friendly.
Where exactly does the Camí del Correu begin?
The starting point is near the church of Sant Pere d'Esporles. From there, a short climb alongside a stone wall brings you onto the path.
Where does the hike start and end?
The hike starts in the village of Esporles and follows a well-signposted path to Banyalbufar.
How long is the route and how much time does it take?
The route is about 8 kilometres long and takes approximately 2.5 hours.
What kind of scenery is there along the route?
The route combines forest, mountains and sea views.
Is this a circular route?
This is not a circular route. The return follows the same path, although a public bus can also be taken from Banyalbufar back to Esporles.

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