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View of the Olive Terraces – Olive Trees with Mountain View loop from Finca Pública de Planícia

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View of the Olive Terraces – Olive Trees with Mountain View loop from Finca Pública de Planícia

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View of the Olive Terraces – Olive Trees with Mountain View loop from Finca Pública de Planícia

03:41

11.9km

410m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 23, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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2.59 km

View of the Olive Terraces

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very nice tour

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3.21 km

Old Post Trail (Camí de sa Volta des General)

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Sometimes the ground is a bit difficult to walk on, rocky, but the path leads through beautiful forest... A short time later you are in Banyalbufar

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3.79 km

View of Banyalbufar and the Coast

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Banyalbufar, which is nestled on the steep slopes of the Tramuntana, is famous for its steep terraces that stretch up the mountain like a patchwork of stone walls. The first terraces were built in the 10th century and were originally used to grow wine and olives, which could only be cultivated in this way in the barren environment. Today, of course, they offer a great panorama for tourists and hikers.

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4.00 km

View of Banyalbufar and its terraced fields

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4.03 km

Banyalbufar — Village and Terraced Vineyards

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Banyalbufar is a picturesque mountain village founded in the 10th century. Its name means “small vineyard by the sea”. Until phylloxera struck in the 19th century, the area around Banyalbufar was one of the most important wine-growing regions on Mallorca - its winegrowers supplied the Spanish royal family with their Malvasia, among others. The terraced fields for viticulture were laid out in the early days of the town and have shaped its appearance to this day.

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5.09 km

Irrigation channel above Banyalbufar

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Font de la Vila is the most important well in Banyalbufar, as it supplies the village and the entire walled area with its main water source. It is a spring of Islamic origin that enabled the settlement of the first community in Banyalbufar. From the spring, an irrigation canal and a large network of pipes and conduits carry the water to the ponds of the individual farms.

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8.49 km

Olive Trees with Mountain View

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9.73 km

View of the Coast and Olive Groves near Banyalbufar

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The GR221 splits here. Going forward/left is Banyalbufar. Going right is a more direct route to Estellencs. I went right and saved the extra time, descent and ascent. I'd recommend the direct route in the shoulder seasons when there is less daylight.

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11.9 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.81 km

3.15 km

1.20 km

602 m

146 m

Surfaces

4.15 km

2.75 km

2.40 km

1.95 km

610 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (380 m)

Lowest point (120 m)

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Thursday 9 July

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View of the Olive Terraces – Olive Trees with Mountain View loop from Finca Pública de Planícia

View of the Olive Terraces

Old Post Trail (Camí de sa Volta des General)

View of Banyalbufar and the Coast

View of Banyalbufar and its terraced fields

Banyalbufar — Village and Terraced Vineyards

Irrigation channel above Banyalbufar

Olive Trees with Mountain View

View of the Coast and Olive Groves near Banyalbufar

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