Description

Sa Comuna de Bunyola is a nature reserve and recreational woodland in the municipality of Bunyola, nestled among the forests of the Serra de Tramuntana.

Woodland, Trails and Views

The area is made up of holm oak and pine forest alongside an ancient olive grove. Along the paths you'll come across wildflowers, moss, birds, sheep and goats. The viewpoints offer spectacular vistas across the surrounding landscape. The woodland is peaceful and quiet — nature is very much at the heart of it all.

Hiking and Mountain Biking

Sa Comuna is the starting point for a good range of walking routes and circular trails of varying lengths. The terrain is equally well suited to mountain biking. The paths are quiet and wind through pleasantly shaded stretches of woodland.

Picnic Area and Facilities

A spacious picnic area sits within the shaded holm oak forest, with plenty of tables and barbecue stations. The barbecue stations are currently closed due to the risk of forest fires. Drinking water and a toilet are available on site. The area is well kept, clean and generously spread out — a great spot to spend the day with family or friends.

Location and Getting There

The area is located on Ctra. sa Comuna in 07110 Bunyola. The access road is narrow and winding. During the summer months, access by car is restricted to residents only; visitors arriving without their own vehicle will need to continue on foot or by bike. A car park is available on site.

Facilities & services

Accessibility
ParkingRestroomSeating
Good for
Families with children

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drive directly to the picnic area?
During the summer months, vehicle access is restricted to residents only. Outside this period the access road is drivable, though it is narrow with many bends.
Are the barbecue stations available to use?
Barbecue stations are on site, but they are closed due to the risk of forest fires.
Is the area accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes — there is an accessible car park, an accessible toilet, accessible seating, and a wheelchair-adapted table in the picnic area.
What project supports insectivorous birds in the communal forest?
A biological forest-pest control project promotes the breeding of insectivorous birds through nest boxes.
Which pests do tits feed on?
Tits feed on pests including Thaumetopoea pitiocampa, Limantria dispar and Tortrix viridana.
How is the breeding development of insectivorous birds monitored?
The breeding development of these birds is monitored through an annual follow-up.

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