Punta de n‘Amer

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Punta de n'Amer is a nature reserve on a peninsula along Mallorca's east coast, tucked between Sa Coma and Cala Millor within the municipality of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar.

Peninsula with a castle, caves and cliffs

The nature reserve stretches across a rugged peninsula laced with a dense network of paths. Highlights include a Castell, old bunkers, an abandoned quarry and several caves. The coastline offers countless viewpoints looking out over the open sea. If you want to reach the actual point of Punta de n'Amer, follow the narrow trail from the Castell through the scrubland — a detour that isn't for everyone, but rewards you with sweeping, far-reaching views.

Paths & terrain

The paths range from sandy to rocky, so sturdy footwear is strongly recommended. The terrain isn't particularly demanding, but it is uneven — especially the stretch from Sa Coma, which is steep and stony. You can explore the peninsula on foot or by bike, and you may well come across horses from Rancho Sa Coma, which offers guided rides through the nature reserve.

Views & nature

From the highest point you can take in Cala Millor and Cala Bona. The vegetation bursts with colour, while pine woods dominate the forested sections. Keep an eye on the trees for oak processionary moth nests — something visitors should take seriously.

Location & surroundings

The nature reserve sits right next to Sa Coma on Mallorca's east coast, directly adjoining the village's sandy beach. There is a cafetería with a terrace on the peninsula itself. Sandy beaches flank both sides of the headland before the tip; the rocky coastline at the point itself is not suitable for swimming.

Services

Guided nature park excursion

Frequently Asked Questions

How difficult are the paths at Punta de n'Amer?

The terrain is not particularly demanding, but it is uneven and rocky in places. Sturdy footwear is recommended.

Can you explore the peninsula by bike?

Yes, the nature reserve can be explored on foot or by bike. Bear in mind that the route from Sa Coma is stony and uneven, which can make cycling a bit of a challenge.

What is there to see on the peninsula?

A Castell, bunkers, an abandoned quarry, caves and a rugged coastline with scenic viewpoints — plus impressive waves when the conditions are right.

Is there anywhere to eat or drink on Punta de n'Amer?

Yes, there is a cafetería with a terrace on the peninsula.

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