Mirador de sa Foradada
Mirador de sa Foradada is a viewpoint near Deià, Mallorca, overlooking the Sa Foradada peninsula and the Mediterranean coast. The walk from the parking area to the main lookout takes about 2–3 minutes; going down to the bay takes around 1 hour and the return climb another hour. Parking is paid, with 1 € for 45–60 minutes and 7.00 € for 360 minutes mentioned. Sunset visits are busy, so arriving around 19:00 helps.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to Mirador de sa Foradada and how far is it from the car park?
Mirador de sa Foradada in Deià is easy to reach by car, and several reviews say the walk from the parking area to the viewpoint takes only about 2–3 minutes. The car park is right by the access point, but spaces can be tight, especially around sunset. Some reviews also mention a bus stop just a few minutes from the restaurant.
Is parking at Mirador de sa Foradada free or paid?
Several reviews say parking at Mirador de sa Foradada is paid. Examples mentioned include a minimum of €1 for 45 minutes or 1 hour, and €7.00 for 360 minutes. One visitor says parking is free from 7:00 PM, and card payment at the machine is also mentioned.
When is the best time to visit and for sunset?
For sunset, several reviews recommend arriving around 7:00 PM, or about 1 hour beforehand. One visitor reported that only about 4 parking spaces were left 1.5 hours before sunset. In peak season it can get very busy, so arriving early is a practical choice.
How long does a visit to Mirador de sa Foradada take?
For the viewpoint itself, several reviews say it takes only about 2–3 minutes from the car park to Mirador de sa Foradada. If you also go down to the bay, you should allow much more time: one reviewer says the round trip takes 2–3 hours, while another gives about 1 hour down and 1 hour back. So the total time depends heavily on your route.
Is the path to the coast or beach open, and how demanding is it?
Several reviews mention that the path down to the bay or beach can be closed at times. When it is open, reviewers report about 1 hour to go down and another 1 hour to return. For visitors with reduced mobility, the descent is therefore only partly suitable, so it is wise to check the current access on arrival.
Are there toilets, food or drinks at Mirador de sa Foradada?
Reviews mention toilets in the form of dry or portable facilities. There is also a restaurant or bar with a terrace on site, and some visitors mention drinks and dishes such as sangria, burgers, seafood, paella and cheesecake. One review notes that the bar was closed in January, so it may not be open all year.
Do you need a reservation for the restaurant or terrace seats?
Several reviews suggest that a reservation can be useful for the restaurant or terrace seating, especially around sunset. Because the area can be busy at peak times, it is practical to enquire in advance. This is particularly relevant if you are planning a table for around 7:00 PM or later.
Is Mirador de sa Foradada suitable for children or people with reduced mobility?
Several reviews say the main viewpoint can be reached from the car park in about 2–3 minutes, so the short walk is relatively easy. However, the descent to the bay is much more demanding and is described as taking around 1 hour each way. For children, the viewpoint itself is usually easier than the lower path; for wheelchairs or major mobility limitations, the descent is the main difficulty.
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Location
07179 Deià
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