Ermita de Son Seguí

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The Ermita de Son Seguí is a historic hermitage in Santa Maria del Camí, Mallorca, dedicated to Our Lady of Peace (Mare de Déu de la Pau).

History & Dedication

The hermitage was built in 1679 and restored in 1917. It is dedicated to the Mare de Déu de la Pau — Our Lady of Peace — and is regarded as an important part of the region's cultural heritage.

Visiting & Accessibility

The Ermita sits on private land that is fenced off, which can make getting there a little tricky. The owners are keen to stress that the hermitage is not off-limits to the public — cultural heritage is meant to be shared. If you're arriving on foot, bear in mind that digital mapping apps can be unreliable here: a winding forest track runs through fenced private land and may be suggested as the route, whereas the publicly accessible gravel path does exist but is only partially driveable. The ascent itself is not particularly demanding and makes for a rewarding stop on a longer walk.

Getting There

The hermitage is located in the municipality of Santa Maria del Camí (postcode 07320) in the Balearic Islands. If you're planning to drive, it's worth checking the current access situation beforehand, as digital mapping applications have previously shown incorrect routes to the site.

Best Time to Visit

Autumn, winter and spring are particularly well-suited for a visit — whether you're after a quick stop or a longer, unhurried stay at this peaceful spot.

Services

Church or heritage visit

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Ermita de Son Seguí open to the public?

The owners are clear that the hermitage is not restricted to the public and that cultural heritage should be shared. That said, the grounds are fenced, so it's worth checking the access situation before you head out.

When was the hermitage built?

The Ermita de Son Seguí was built in 1679 and restored in 1917.

Can I use a navigation app to get to the hermitage?

Digital mapping services have previously displayed incorrect routes via a winding forest track that passes through fenced private land. It's advisable to look into the publicly accessible route before setting off.

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