When you think of Mallorca, you usually picture the sea and mountains. Sandy beaches and fragrant pine forests, but also a unique cultural landscape. Almond and olive trees, orange and lemon groves. There is also lots for animal lovers to discover on the paths across the island. Free-roaming donkeys, sheep and wild goats. But also rare species like the almost extinct vultures, or the indigenous lizards. And if you’re lucky, you might even spot dolphins on a coastal hike. If you want to discover…
Mallorca Gardens: 5 Places of Paradise
The landscape of the island surrounded by the Mediterranean comes close to the idea of a Garden of Eden, already. Yet there are five paradise places that put an even stronger spell on both locals and visitors. The Mallorca gardens are a testament to the island’s rich history and cultural heritage. From botanical sanctuaries to royal retreats or sculpture gardens, each park offers a distinctive experience that captivates you with its unique character and beauty. 1. Raixa With the cypress trees…