Nus de Sa Corbata
Nus de Sa Corbata is a mountain road excursion on the Ma-2141 in Escorca, Mallorca. The route is about 12 km one way and includes narrow sections, hairpin bends and a one-way descent to Sa Calobra; to return towards Sóller or Pollença, drivers must turn back and retrace the road. There are 2 stops for drinks and food, plus a small café and a toilet that costs 50c. Early morning or evening avoids heavier traffic, buses and cyclists; no tickets are needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How difficult is the drive to Nus de Sa Corbata, and is it suitable for inexperienced drivers?
The route is around 12 km each way and follows a narrow mountain road with many hairpin bends, steep climbs and some stretches without a central barrier. On the way to Nus de Sa Corbata, you should expect oncoming traffic, buses and cyclists. If you are not used to narrow mountain roads, it is best to allow extra time.
Do you need tickets or a reservation to visit Nus de Sa Corbata?
According to several visitors, no tickets are needed to stop at Nus de Sa Corbata. It is a freely accessible route with viewpoints along the way. Even so, it can be sensible to plan your day around traffic and parking, as the road is heavily used.
When is the best time to visit to avoid traffic and crowds?
Several visitors recommend going early in the morning or in the evening. One specific experience mentioned arriving at around 9:00 and leaving at around 11:00 to avoid incoming traffic. Weekends are usually busier, so a visit during the week is often more practical.
Is there parking at Nus de Sa Corbata?
Parking is possible along the route, but spaces are limited and often right by the roadside. At some viewpoints there is very little or no room to stop safely. If you are coming by car, it is best to drive slowly and plan for a short stop.
Can you drive through the route, or do you have to turn back?
According to several reports, the road is one-way for most of the route. If you follow it downhill, it takes you to the port and beach area of Sa Calobra. To return towards Sóller or Pollença, you generally have to turn around and drive back the same way.
Are there cafés, snacks or toilets along the way?
Visitors mention two stops along the route for food and drinks, including a small café/coffee stop during the day. For toilets, one report mentioned a charge of 50 cents, and some notes refer to occasional afternoon closures. It is therefore sensible to bring some cash.
How long does a visit to Nus de Sa Corbata take დაახლოებით?
For the drive itself, several hours are often allowed; one experience mentioned almost 2 hours for the descent to Sa Calobra. A short stop for photos and viewpoints can take much less, depending on traffic, but the road is narrow and slow-going. Nus de Sa Corbata is therefore better suited to a half-day trip.
What is the best way to get to Nus de Sa Corbata?
Many visitors go by car, motorbike or bicycle, and buses also run on the route. Some drivers recommend using a smaller car, as the road is very narrow. Going on foot only makes sense for very carefully planned trips because of the distance, climbs and traffic.
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Ma-2141, 07315 Escorca
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