Tall reeds on the banks sway gently in the wind. Canals cut through the wetlands as far as the eye can see. Until, in the distance, the silhouette of the Tramuntana stands out clearly against the sky. Out of the blue, the call of a bird is heard. The S’Albufera National Park is the largest and most important marsh in the Balearic Islands. And it is a unique biotope with a rich diversity of native flora and fauna. The park feels like an oasis, a place of peace and tranquility. But what’s this…
Ridge Walk: Bec de Ferrutx
Like a giant tooth the Bec de Ferrutx rises on the edge of the bay of Alcudia. The view from the top is overwhelming. But make sure to watch your step, the final ascent is literally a ridge walk. Not quite as demanding as it appears from below, yet no less impressive. But it’s not only the summit, the route itself has much to offer. The path winds through waist-high diss grass, crosses a small enchanted wood and leads further past dwarf palms. The landscape here appears even more pristine…