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Mondragó Natural Park Loop
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6.97km
80m
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Explore the moderate 4.3-mile hike through Mondrago Natural Park, featuring stunning beaches and coastal views.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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61 m
Path to the Mirador de ses Fonts de n'Alis viewpoint
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656 m
Cala Mondragó Beach
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Songbirds, including the rare stonechat, are said to be happy to settle in the "Parc natural de Mondragó" (the area has also been a bird protection zone since 1995). People are currently drawn primarily to the two largest bathing bays in the 766-hectare nature park, ses Fonts de n'Alis and s'Amarador Holm oaks, turquoise sea, a rocky path directly on the water that connects the beach sections.
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770 m
Sa Guàrdia d'en Garrot Coastal Trail
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2.35 km
S'Hort d'en Metge Trail, Mondragó Natural Park
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This approximately 1.5 km long circular route leads from the beach "Platja de s'Amarador" into the slightly higher hinterland.
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4.02 km
S'Amarador Beach
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4.23 km
S'Amarador Trail and Stone Huts in Mondragó Natural Park
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First he takes us to a red hut, a small stone hut with a roof made of native plants. Roters were agricultural laborers who, as smallholders, cultivated the less fertile lands across towns for a rent or tithe.
The back path leads through the forest to the Estany de s'Amarador lagoon with the "Torrent S'Amarador" torrent.
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Punta de ses Gatoves Trail
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It crosses a typical Mediterranean coastal forest with majestic Aleppo pines and Phoenician junipers. It offers wonderful views of Cala Mondragó and the opportunity to look out over the rocky Caló d'en Perdiu.
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Way Types & Surfaces
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4.07 km
1.69 km
950 m
198 m
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3.38 km
2.34 km
742 m
331 m
151 m
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this trail suitable for beginners or families with children?
Yes, the trails in Mondrago Natural Park, including this route, are generally considered easy and suitable for most fitness levels and families. While the overall route is rated moderate due to its length, many sections are light walks, making it accessible for a wide range of hikers.
What kind of terrain can I expect on this route?
The route offers varied terrain, including paths through pine forests, Mediterranean woodland, and coastal sections. You'll encounter packed sand, boardwalks, and firm coastal paths, with some rocky areas. The trail also passes by sand dunes and wetlands, particularly near S'Amarador Beach.
What natural features and landmarks will I see along the way?
You'll experience a diverse landscape. Highlights include the stunning Cala Mondragó Beach and S'Amarador Beach with their clear waters. The route also takes you past the Path to the Mirador de ses Fonts de n'Alis viewpoint, offering panoramic views, and sections of the S'Hort d'en Metge Trail and Sa Guàrdia d'en Garrot Coastal Trail. You might also spot traditional stone houses and dry-stone walls.
Where can I park to access the Itineraries of the Mondrago Natural Park trail?
Parking is available at designated areas within Mondrago Natural Park. It's advisable to arrive early, especially during peak season, as parking can fill up quickly. Specific parking details are usually well-signposted upon entry to the park.
Are there any entrance fees or permits required for Mondrago Natural Park?
Mondrago Natural Park (Parc Natural de Mondragó) is a protected area, but generally, there are no entrance fees required to access the park or its trails. However, parking might incur a small fee, depending on the specific car park you use.
What is the best time of year to hike this trail?
The best time to hike this trail is during the spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) months. The weather is pleasant, and the park is less crowded than in the peak summer season. These periods also offer ideal conditions for birdwatching.
Is the Itineraries of the Mondrago Natural Park trail dog-friendly?
Dogs are generally allowed in Mondrago Natural Park, but they must be kept on a leash at all times to protect the local wildlife and ensure the safety of other visitors. Always remember to clean up after your pet.
Are there facilities like restrooms or cafes near the trail?
Yes, Mondrago Natural Park offers amenities, especially near the main beach areas like Cala Mondragó and S'Amarador. You can find restrooms and some cafes or restaurants where you can refresh yourself before or after your hike.
What kind of wildlife might I encounter in Mondrago Natural Park?
As a Natura 2000 site for birds, the park is a haven for birdwatchers. You might spot species like cormorants, ospreys, and grey herons, especially around the wetlands of Ses Fonts de n'Alis. The park's diverse ecosystem also supports various other flora and fauna typical of Mediterranean coastal environments.
Does this route connect with other trails in Mondrago Natural Park?
Yes, this route integrates with several other official trails within the park. You'll traverse sections of the S'Hort d'en Metge Trail, the Volta a sa Guàrdia d'en Garrot, the Punta de ses Gatoves Trail, and the S'Amarador Trail, among others, allowing for varied exploration of the park's landscapes.
What's an insider tip for making the most of this hike?
To fully enjoy the stunning beaches like Cala Mondragó and S'Amarador Beach without the crowds, consider starting your hike early in the morning. This allows for a more peaceful experience and better chances to find a quiet spot on the sand before the main influx of visitors.
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Trail Reviews
You can run smaller or larger laps and have 3 beaches to choose from
Our tour took us directly to the bathing bay. Since the access to the sea is relatively narrow, it is protected from wind and high waves, and the sandy beach with its fine sand invites you to linger. There were also many bathers there. But we didn't throw ourselves into the water, but instead walked around the peninsula and found a few places with wonderful views of the cliffs and the deep blue sea. Of course there are photos of that too. Then we went back and walked along the other side of the bay. From there you could clearly see how the cliffs had formed into terraces. We then went a little further away from the sea and found some old stone buildings. And everywhere in the area you can find the typical Mallorcan walls made of loose stones. It was a nice and interesting tour. The path was a bit adventurous, often uneven with lots of large stones, but still easy to walk on with hiking boots. The tour was definitely fun😊!
A very beautiful and easy hike. The nature here is indescribable.
Great morning tour through the beautiful Mondrago Nature Park (nature reserve). When we started, it was already 29 degrees, but in between you can refresh yourself in the turquoise water in the beautiful bays. You also meet lots of locals and tourists on the beaches, but only occasionally someone on the hiking trails. Otherwise, all you can hear there is the constant chirping of crickets. A total of 5 signposted short sections or routes through the nature reserve have been created, which can be easily combined with one another. There are lots of boards along the way with information on flora and fauna, among other things. You can find out more about this on Wikipedia, for example. An absolutely worthwhile tour full of contrasts with fantastic views.
A peaceful and beautiful walk connecting the four marked routes in the Montdragó Natural Park. I had planned this route, along with a few others to choose from for our trip to Mallorca. The photos from a German Komootler I saw on the komoot feed, which showed some beautiful orchids, finally made my mind up. But we finished the route and hadn't seen a single one. Until the park's information center told us there were thousands of them this year and showed us the ones growing next to the booth. They're tiny! I was expecting to see some really large flowers like the ones in the photos, but they're as big as a fly! My knowledge of botany allows me to distinguish a pine from a palm tree, and little else. A beautiful day, shared with some friends we met in Mallorca.
We've actually never run here before. But each route had something special and was really beautiful 🤩
From Cala D'or take bus 521 to Cala Mandrago. The bus stops right in front of the nature reserve. Super organized, you check in and out with your banpas just like in NL. You are there in 20 minutes, timetable is at both stations.
Parking 0€ in the residential area behind or in front of the Hotel Iberostar. Easy, beautiful path in the pine forest over the beaches and the Montrago nature park. With a light wind and a wonderful 25-27 degrees, we enjoyed the walk, which was partly in the shade.