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Rutas Mallorca: Recorre una de las rutas emblemáticas
Diana Pons - 10/9/15

3578911La isla de Mallorca es mundialmente conocida por su litoral lleno de playas paradisíacas, por su buen clima, por su excelente gastronomía mallorquina Y por los paisajes únicos de uno de sus tesoros naturales, la Serra de Tramuntana. Esta sierra montañosa nos ofrece picos de un máximo de 1445 metros de altura desde los que podemos contemplar el mar Mediterráneo, descubrir pueblos de Mallorca y rincones de la isla y maravillarnos con un paisaje simplemente espectacular. Una visita ineludible para todo aquel que venga a la isla y en especial para todos aquellos que aman la montaña y en senderismo en Mallorca.

La mejor manera de conocer esta parte de la isla es realizando la ruta de senderismo conocida como Piedra en Seco GR 221. Una ruta creada y organizada por el Consell de Mallorca y que nos ofrece seguridad y una guía excelente para que todos podamos realizarla sin dificultad, sólo se necesita un poco de

espíritu aventurero.

La ruta de Piedra en Seco GR 221 está dividida en varias etapas, de tal manera que los senderistas pueden crear su propia ruta. La primera etapa empieza en el Puerto de Andratx, muy cerca del hotel VIVA Rey Don Jaime, y termina en Coma d’en Vidal. A esta primera etapa le siguen siete etapas más en las que descubriremos los municipios de Banyalbufar, Esporles y Deià, entre otros, y disfrutaremos de la Serra de Tramuntana en Can Boi, Tossals Verds, Son Amer y Pont Romà. Un mundo por descubrir que no puede tener mejor final que el Cap de Formentor, lugar emblemático de Mallorca por sus espectaculares vistas y que se encuentra muy cerca de nuestros hoteles VIVA en la bahía de Alcudia, entre ellos el Vanity Hotel Golf.

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Las posibilidades no acaban aquí, la ruta de Piedra en Seco GR 221 nos permite desviarnos de las ocho etapas principales en cualquier momento y a nuestro antojo para descubrir rincones únicos con playas, embalses y casas típicas de Mallorca. Así que lo mejor que podéis hacer es consultar la página oficial del Consell de Mallorca y organizaros vuestra propia ruta, para poder emprender este viaje inolvidable.

Nosotros estaremos encantados de recibiros en Hotels VIVA a todos los que os animéis a realizar esta ruta y os ofreceremos todo el descanso posible antes salir y una vez hayáis terminado con vuestra ruta por la Serra de Tramuntana!

 

Discover one of the emblematic routes of Mallorca...

The island of Mallorca is known around the world for its coastline full of beautiful beaches, for its good

climate,196218 excellent gastronomy... And the unique landscapes of one of its natural treasures, the Serra de Tramuntana. This mountain range offers peaks of up to 1445 meter-high from which you can contemplate the Mediterranean Sea, discover the towns of the island and just marvel with this spectacular scenery. A must for everyone who comes to the island and especially for all those who love the mountains and hiking tour.

The best way to know this part of the island is doing the trekking route known as Ruta de Pedra en Sec GR 221. It is established and organized by the Consell de Mallorca and offers us security and an excellent guide so that we can do it without any problems, it just takes a little adventurous spirit.

LaTrapaThe Pedra en Sec Route GR 221 is divided into several stages, so that walkers can create their own route. The first stage begins in the Port of Andratx, near the hotel Viva Rey Don Jaime, and ends at Coma d'en Vidal. This first stage is followed seven stages that will take you near the towns of Banyalbufar, Esporles and Deia, among others, and will let you enjoy the Serra de Tramuntana in Can Boi, Tossals Verds, Son Amer and Pont Romà. These landscapes waiting to be discovered can not have a better ending than the Cap de Formentor, on of the most beautiful places of Mallorca for its spectacular views. Moreover it is very close to our hotels in the Bay of Alcudia, including Vanity Hotel Golf.

1356631274130The possibilities do not end here, because this route allows us to deviate from the eight main stages at any time in our own way to discover unique spots with beaches, reservoirs and typical houses of Mallorca. So the best thing you can do is consulting the official website of the Consell de Mallorca and organize yourselves your own route, to take this unforgettable journey.

We will be happy to receive you in Hotels Viva to everyone who decides to do this route and we will offer you some rest before going out and once you have finished your route through the Serra de Tramuntana!

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