Parc Natural de la Península de Llevant

Description

The Parc Natural de la Península de Llevant is a protected natural area in the north-east of Mallorca, celebrated as a walking destination with dramatic sea cliffs, pine forests, heathland and a rich variety of wildlife.

Walking Routes for Every Level

A number of numbered routes in varying lengths and difficulty levels set off from the information centre at the car park. If you're after a gentle introduction, Route 3 is a great choice — it winds through woodland before opening up into sunny terrain, rewarding you with a fine viewpoint at the end. More ambitious combinations such as routes 3–5–6 or 3–5–7–2–1 make for satisfying full-day hikes. The paths are well maintained and clearly signposted throughout.

Landscape, Coastline and Wildlife

The routes take you through wonderfully varied terrain: ridge-top panoramas, stretches along the coastline, and descents to coves with turquoise water and sandy shores that are perfectly inviting for a swim when conditions allow. Keep your eyes peeled and you may well spot goats, sheep, donkeys, hedgehogs, stone martens, toads and birds of prey — including vultures and red kites.

Information Point and How to Prepare

Just above the car park there is a well-kept building with an information desk and a visitor toilet. Rangers and staff are on hand with maps and route recommendations. As most of the paths are exposed to full sun and there is no drinking water available along the way, plenty of water and sun protection are absolutely essential — sturdy footwear is equally important. There is a drinks vending machine at the car park.

Location and Getting There

The park entrance is on the Ctra. MA-3333, km 4.7, near Artà. A large, free car park is available on site, and there is also free on-street parking nearby. The car park can fill up quickly at busy times, so arriving early is strongly recommended.

Facilities & services

Parking
FreeStreet parking
Good for
Families with children

Opening Hours

Closed nowOpens at 09:00
Monday
09:00–16:00
Tuesday
09:00–16:00
Wednesday
09:00–16:00
Thursday
09:00–16:00
Friday
09:00–16:00
Saturday
09:00–16:00
Sunday
09:00–16:00

Opening hours according to Google, as of 30/07/2026

Services

  • Guided nature park excursion

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dogs allowed in the park?
No, dogs are not permitted in the park. This is due to the free-roaming wildlife within the protected area.
Can you walk in the park with a pushchair?
Route 3 is recommended by staff at the information point as a pushchair-friendly option.
Is there an information point at the park entrance?
Yes, just above the car park there is an information building staffed by rangers who can provide maps and route advice. A visitor toilet is also available on site.
What landscapes and habitats are found there?
Habitats include holm oak woods, wild olive groves, pine woods, sea cliffs, dune systems, wetlands associated with streams, the marine environment and extensive agricultural ecosystems.
Which endemic species are found there?
Endemic flora includes Ranunculus weyleri, Primula acaulis subsp. balearica and Genista lucida. Endemic animals include Iberellus balearicus, Chthonius balearicus and Sylvia balearica.
What archaeological heritage is found in the park?
The archaeological heritage includes the remains of a dolmen, three hypogea or artificial burial caves, and the Talayotic Necropolis of Son Real beside the sea.
What are the opening hours?
The opening hours are: Mon–Sun 09:00–16:00.
How do Google users rate the business?
On Google the business is rated 4.8 out of 5 stars (716 reviews).

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