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Parque Natural de la Peninsula de Llevant
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Reviewed November 5, 2016

The parque is reached through Arta on Ma 3323 with an ample free car park with small visitor centre and toilets. A wide selection of walks is available with my wife and I taking the old estate road out to Cap Farrutx where the modern communication station provides your end point and stunning views back across Badia Alcudia. This walk is a 3 hour round trip with a gentle incline. For the more experienced walker other routes exist. The parque was quiet in September with excellent views all the way. Good terrain for mountain biking and birds of prey spotting,

On exiting the parque take the road to the Beltem church and park up at the top of the hill to take the view again towards Port Alcudia. The church is pleasant. Take care back driving back through Arta, Another beautiful village not suited too large 4x4s.

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Date of experience: September 2016
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Reviewed November 2, 2015

If you are a keen walker, then this area is fantastic. There are so many walks, from 20 minute scrambles up to a prehistoric site, to all-day circular challenges. The coastal walks are sublime (although I imagine they would not be as enjoyable in high-season when the sunbathers crowd the beaches). Some of the walks are covered in the usual walking guides (Rother etc.), but others are only shown in the leaflets you can get from tourist information and the actual information centre inside the park. The area is very popular with local mountain bikers - and I can see why - the routes are amazing.

Date of experience: October 2015
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Reviewed December 20, 2020 via mobile
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Date of experience: December 2020
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Reviewed October 25, 2020
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Date of experience: October 2020
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Reviewed November 2, 2019 via mobile
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Date of experience: November 2019
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