The Tramuntana Mountains (Serra de Tramuntana) is a mountain range located on the island of Mallorca, Spain. They stretch in the northwest of the island and stretch for 90 kilometers along the coast. The Tramuntana Mountains are one of Mallorca's main natural assets and were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2011. This region is famous for its magnificent nature, including the Galatzo peak, which is the highest point in Mallorca, reaching a height of 1,445 meters. The Tramuntana Mountains are also known for their cultural and historical sites, including the ancient villages, castles and monasteries that can be found in the region.
