Nature Network Cap Vermell

Description

The Xarxa d'Espais Naturals de les Illes Balears (XENIB), or Network of Natural Spaces of the Balearic Islands, is a framework for preserving and managing the rich natural heritage of the Balearic archipelago, including its biodiversity, landscapes, and ecological systems. Cap Vermell, located on the eastern coast of Mallorca near the town of Canyamel, is an area of remarkable natural beauty that falls under this network's purview due to its ecological and scenic importance.

A great place to start if coming by car is to park along the residential area and street of Carrer des Morrás. From there you can enter this amazing place for hiking or to reach Cala Sa Cova d'es Vell Marí. A beautiful little cala, however, on windy days be warned it can get very hefty here with waves.

The surrounding area allows for hours of hiking from small rounds to large hikes in the area of Can Vermell. The main path is suitable for older children, albeit being rocky.

Good to know

This area is amazing for hiking with its many paths. The area surrounding Cap Vermell is characterized by rugged cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and a blend of coastal and terrestrial ecosystems. The area is home to Mediterranean flora and fauna, including species endemic to the Balearics. Notable features of Cap Vermell include:

Cliffs and Caves: The Coves d’Artà, a set of impressive sea caves with stalactites and stalagmites, are located here and are a significant tourist attraction.

Biodiversity: The region supports a variety of plants and animals adapted to its rocky terrain and marine environment, contributing to its ecological value.

Scenic Views: With panoramic vistas over the Mediterranean, Cap Vermell attracts hikers and nature enthusiasts.