Coll de Sa Gramola
Coll de Sa Gramola is a mountain pass on the Ma-10 in Andratx, Mallorca, about 5 km from the town. The road crossing the pass is a coastal route with wide sea and Dragonera views, and it is used as a starting point for La Trapa, S'Arracó and GR-221 walks; the La Trapa round trip takes about 4 hours. Parking is available, but shade is limited.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Coll de Sa Gramola a viewpoint, a hiking start point, or a road pass?
Coll de Sa Gramola is primarily a mountain pass and a starting point for excursions in the Serra de Tramuntana. Several reviews identify the Ma-10 as the road crossing the pass, which is a coastal route with many bends. From here, routes lead towards La Trapa, S’Arracó and the GR-221.
How much time should I allow for a visit to Coll de Sa Gramola?
For a short stop, reviews mention about 20 minutes. If you plan to hike, allow much longer: one review gives around 4 hours for the round trip to La Trapa. Another recommends at least 2 hours for the walk, depending on the route and pace.
Which hikes start at Coll de Sa Gramola?
According to reviews, several routes start at Coll de Sa Gramola, including La Trapa, S’Arracó, Puig de sa Trapa and sections of the GR-221. One review states that S’Arracó is about 10 km from the parking area. The paths are marked, and some sections include cables or chains.
Is there parking at Coll de Sa Gramola?
Yes, parking is mentioned in the reviews. At the same time, several visitors note that spaces can be limited or that the area is fairly isolated. Weekends and sporting events can bring more traffic, so an early arrival is practical. The site is about 5 km from Andratx.
How difficult is the route at Coll de Sa Gramola?
Difficulty depends on the route chosen. One review states that the climb from Andratx has an average gradient of 5%, which is relevant for cyclists and walkers. Other sections include steeper parts with cables or chains, so sturdy shoes are advisable. For families or beginners, a short stop is usually more suitable than a long hike.
When is the best time to visit Coll de Sa Gramola?
Several reviews recommend going early in the day or around sunset. This also makes sense because there is little or no shade on the roads and trails. Views of the sea, coastline and Dragonera Island are mentioned, especially in clear weather. In summer, an early start is therefore practical.
Can you picnic or rest at Coll de Sa Gramola?
Yes, reviews mention tables and benches, and one also refers to a barbecue area. That makes the site suitable for a break during a hike or a drive along the Ma-10. Please note that there is little shade, and some visitors mention waste bins or litter. For longer stays, water and sun protection are sensible.
Is it safe to leave a car at Coll de Sa Gramola?
Reviews include advice not to leave valuables in the car when parked unattended. They also mention possible thefts or break-ins, and in some cases the use of signal jammers. This is a practical note for any parking area in a remote location. If you are away for longer, it is sensible to leave the vehicle locked and empty.
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Location
Ma-10, 07150 Andratx
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