NATURE, MALLORCA'S TRUE TREASURE

S'Albufera is to migratory birds what the Palma de Mallorca airport is to tourists who travel by air. With 2,400 hectares, S'Albufera is the largest wetland in Mallorca and a must for bird lovers around the world. Every day, people armed with binoculars, reference books and infinite patience visit S'Albufera, where ornithologists have identified 196 bird species, a number that varies depending on the season, because this enclave serves as a bridge for the great North-South migrations.

At present, 40% of the island of Mallorca is protected territory. Among these protected areas is Spain first Land and Sea-based National Park, the archipelago of Cabrera and the small island of Dragonera. The archipelago of Cabrera is comprised by 19 islets with a total area of ​​ 10,021 hectares, and is well known among divers and archaeologists for a number of sunken ships. However, the largest surface area is the Tramuntana Mountain Range.

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