Points of interest
Finca Sa Punta is surrounded by various attractions that stand out for their natural beauty and cultural interest. Points of interest:
Can Picafort: This lively seaside resort is known for its fine sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. It offers a variety of water sports and a vibrant promenade with restaurants and stores.
Playa de Muro: One of the longest beaches in Mallorca, Playa de Muro is famous for its fine white sand and shallow turquoise waters. It is ideal for families and offers many amenities, including beach bars and water sports areas.
Formentor: The Formentor peninsula is a place of stunning natural beauty, with sheer cliffs and panoramic views of the Mediterranean. The Es Colomer viewpoint is an outstanding spot to enjoy these views.
Albufera de Alcudia: This natural park is a large expanse of wetlands that is home to a rich biodiversity. It is an ideal place for nature lovers and bird watching.
Son Serra de Marina: Known for its quiet and natural atmosphere, this beach is popular with surfers and nature lovers. It is less touristy than other beaches, making it a perfect place to relax.
Santa Margalida: A picturesque Mallorcan village with rural charm, where you can explore its narrow streets, enjoy the traditional architecture and get a taste of local life.
Pollença: A beautiful village with a rich cultural and artistic heritage. Pollença is famous for its narrow cobbled streets, the church of Our Lady of the Angels and the Calvary, a 365-step path that offers breathtaking views.
Alcudia: This walled town combines history and natural beauty. Its medieval streets, the local market and the Roman ruins of Pollentia are just some of the attractions on offer. In addition, the nearby beach of Alcudia is one of the best on the island.
S'Albufera de Mallorca Natural Park
The Albufera de Mallorca Natural Park (in Mallorcan Parc Natural de S'Albufera de Mallorca) is a Spanish protected natural area located on the island of Mallorca, autonomous community of the Balearic Islands.
It is the largest and most important wetland area of the Balearic Islands, an ancient lagoon separated from the sea by a string of dunes, which for many centuries, especially in the last two and by human influence, has been filled with sediment to become a vast floodplain. The Albufera de Mallorca Natural Park protects 1687.65 hectares of marshes and dunes.
Ca'n Picafort beach
Playa de Ca'n Picafort is almost 1.5 kilometers long and is the main beach of Ca'n Picafort. The beach has bright, fine-grained sand and the water is relatively shallow.
The beach has all the necessary facilities. During the high season, several lifeguards guard the beach.
Formentor Peninsula
Formentor, located on the northern tip of Mallorca, is one of the most spectacular places on the island. Famous for its imposing cliffs that rise up to 400 meters above the Mediterranean Sea, Formentor offers unparalleled panoramic views, especially from the Faro de Formentor lighthouse and the Mirador de Es Colomer.
The peninsula is also home to the famous Formentor Beach, known for its crystal clear waters and white sand. The rich flora and fauna of the area, together with its history, make this place a must-see destination for nature and tranquility lovers.