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Hiking

Without a doubt, the one best way to enjoy the islands’ landscape while exercising at the same time is hiking, which affords the additional lure of being able to observe all the beauty encountered along the way up close. The islands’ mild climate enables visitors to take advantage of routes that cross mountains, valleys or plains, as the archipelago’s varied orograhy allows them to choose the itinerary that suits them best.

		Cape Salines to Es Carbó Beach - Ses Salines - Mallorca This hike leaves from Cape Salines, passes by Es Caragol Beach and ends at Es Carbó Beach. [+]

		Punta Nati-Cala Morell - Ciutadella de Menorca - Menorca The trail follows the coastline to Cala Morell [+]

		Ets Alocs-Penyal de sa Muntanya Mala - Ferreries - Menorca The trail follows the coastline from Ets Alocs to the foot of Mount Mala. [+]

		Port of Maó-Cala Sant Esteve - Maó - Menorca The excursion starts at the mouth of the port of Maó and follows the coastline. [+]

		Nordicwalking: Routes throug Alcúdia - Illes Balears The Balearic Islands are the ideal site for practising Nordic Walking because of both their climate and their beautiful landscapes. [+]

		Safety precautions - Illes Balears [+]

		Port of Andratx to Sant Elm - Mallorca The trail starts from the recreational port of Andratx and ends in the coastal village of Sant Elm, passing close to the castle of the same name. [+]

		Formentera’s Green Routes: an ecological alternative - Formentera Hiking or bicycle riding along one of Formentera’s 19 Green Routes is a great way to get to know the island’s 82 square kilometres, including its recondite beaches, in a more natural and ecological way. [+]

		Camí del Correu - Esporles - Mallorca The Post Traile xcursion follows the old road used by the post office which connects the villages of Esporles and Banyalbufar. [+]

		The village of Deià to Deià Cove and back to the village of Deià - Deià - Mallorca The route begins in the village of Deià and descends to the cove of the same name. It follows a path along the coast to Llucalcari Cove and then returns to the village of Deià. [+]

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