Llevant zone

Artà
It’s located  at the island’s Western end, some sixty kilometres from Palma.

What to see:
- Ses Païses Talaiotic Remains, a set of archaeological sites built around 1,200 b.C.
- San Salvador,  probably the most emblematic spot in the municipality. An architectonical set of walled buildings that offers breathtaking panoramic views.
- Sa Canova and el torrente de na Borjes: A two-kilometers long beach with quite an unusual dune system.

Council:
Plaça Espanya, 1; 07570
Tel.: 971.83.50.17
Fax: 971.83.50.37
e-Mail: arta.general@bitel.es

Artà

Capdepera

What to see:
- Capdepera’s urban center
- Capdepera’s castle
- Cala Rajada
- The Caves
- The Medieval Fair, on the first week of May

Council:
Sitjar, s/n; 07580
Tel.: 971.56.37.89
Fax: 971.81.84.91
e-Mail: capdepera.general@bitel.es

Capdepera

Together with Palma and Inca, it’s one of the cities ( biggest towns, in fact) in Mallorca. It’s the second biggest municipality, as well as a social and commercial nucleus in the island, for some sports celebrities, as Rafa Nadal and gymnast Elena Gómez were born there. It’s also famous for its artificial pearls and the crystal-clear water beaches.

What to see:
- Calas de Mallorca y Cala Murada (two coves)
- S’Illot
- Porto Cristo

Council:
Plza. Convent, 1; 07500
Tel.: 971.84.91.00
Fax: 971.84.91.05.
e-Mail: ajuntament@manacor.org

Moretons i Gegants

Son Servera

Council:
Plaça San Ignaci, 1; 07550
Tel.: 971.56.70.02
Fax: 971.56.81.01
e-Mail: sonservera.general@bitel.es