Nus de Sa Corbata – Viewpoint in Escorca

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Nus de Sa Corbata is a viewpoint and stretch of road in Escorca, whose defining 270-degree loop — known as the "knot of the tie" — ranks among the most spectacular spots in the Serra de Tramuntana.

The Knot of the Tie

The centrepiece of this place is the 270-degree bend on the Ma-2141 road between the Coll dels Reis and Sa Calobra. The loop, whose shape resembles a tie knot, is regarded as a masterpiece of road engineering. Whether you're heading downhill or climbing up, this section forms part of the route and shapes the experience in a truly memorable way.

Panoramas & Natural Beauty

All around the bend, sweeping views open up across the mountains, gorges and valleys of the Tramuntana. Travelling the route by car or bike reveals new vistas at every turn. The evening light in particular gives the landscape a remarkable quality.

For Cyclists and Driving Enthusiasts

The winding, at times steep road draws cyclists from all over the world. The rhythm of the serpentine climbs and descents makes this route a sought-after destination for cycling enthusiasts. Drivers should factor in the occasionally narrow bends, oncoming coaches and the steady flow of cyclists, and proceed with care accordingly.

Location & Getting There

Nus de Sa Corbata sits on the Ma-2141 road in the municipality of Escorca. Both free and paid parking are available on site, with free roadside parking also possible nearby. To avoid the busiest periods, experience suggests that travelling early in the morning or in the late afternoon is a better bet, as traffic on the road builds up considerably throughout the day.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you cycle on Nus de Sa Corbata?

Yes, the route is a well-known destination for cyclists. There is a regular flow of riders on the narrow road, which is something drivers should bear very much in mind.

What should I be aware of when driving on the Ma-2141?

The road is narrow in places and extremely winding. Coaches come in the opposite direction, and there is considerable cycle traffic. A smaller vehicle makes navigating the bends noticeably easier.

When is the road at its quietest?

Early morning and late afternoon tend to be the calmest times. Traffic — including tour coaches — builds up significantly as the day progresses.

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Location

Ma-2141, 07315 Escorca

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