The Tramuntana Mountain - Where to go in Mallorca
The Serra de Tramuntana (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈsɛrə ðə tɾəmunˈtanə], Spanish: Sierra de Tramontana) is a mountain range running southwest–northeast which forms the northern backbone of the Spanish island of Mallorca. It is also the name given to the comarca of the same area.

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How high are the Tramuntana mountains?
With peaks rising to over 1,400m (the highest is Puig Major at 1,445m), a pair of lakes, numerous canyons, forested hills, dramatic ridges, vertiginous cliffs, and convoluted ribbons of roads (such as the one down to the beach and hamlet of Sa Calobra), the Serra de Tramuntana mountains attract hikers, climbers

What are the mountains in Majorca called?
The Serra de Tramuntana is a mountain range that runs along the northwest coast of Mallorca. With a length of 90 km and a width of 15km at some points, it includes 18 municipalities and covers about 30% of the island's territory.

Does Mallorca have mountains?
Mallorca can be divided up into three main areas. The Serra de Tramuntana mountains run up the western coast for around 90 km. They cover 1,067 square kilometres, making up almost a third of the island, and the highest peak is Puig Major at 1,445 metres.

How do you get into Puig Major?
The northern approach to Puig Major from Panta de Gorg Blau to the Monnaber Tunnel is definitely the easier way to reach the top. Puig Major (850m) is as high as the road will take you in Mallorca. The route from Soller is Mallorca's longest climb.

Streams, waterfalls and springs in the Tramuntana Mountain
Naturally, this mountain range that is full of legends and myths invites you to go on excursions through a natural territory in the steep slopes of which goats, sheep and black vultures coexist. One of the most recommended places is the Puig de Galatzó Reserve, located on the eastern slope of the imposing Puig de Galatzó peak, in the southern part of the mountain range. It is an area that is full of streams, waterfalls and natural water springs that are born in impressive rock formations.

Dreamy landscapes
Just six kilometres from the Puig de Galatzó Reserve is Puigpunyent, a quiet agricultural town with an interesting 17th century church. And a little further on, you will arrive at Galilea, a refuge for artists that in itself looks like a viewpoint over the Mediterranean. The northern slopes of the Tramuntana mountain range offer dreamy landscapes. The road crosses tunnels and cliffs, despite this it is very safe if the right precautions are taken. You should take caution in the section that goes to Port d’es Canonge and Port de Valldemossa.

Urban settlements in the mountains
The main urban settlements in the Tramuntana mountain range are Sóller, Valldemossa, Pollença, Deià, Estellençs and Andratx, each with their own characteristics. Sóller is a very attractive town located in the shade of Puigmajor’s peak and in a beautiful valley lined with orange trees, holm oaks and olive trees. It is always very lively and has nice bustling cafés among modernist buildings.

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