Son Bunyola Beach – View of the Banyalbufar Coast loop from coll des Vent

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Son Bunyola Beach – View of the Banyalbufar Coast loop from coll des Vent

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Son Bunyola Beach – View of the Banyalbufar Coast loop from coll des Vent

07:20

21.6km

830m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly walkable paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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5.15 km

Viewpoint

7.98 km

View of the Sa Foradada Coastline

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On the way from Banyalbufar to Port des Canonge, just before you reach the place with the overhanging rocks, the wonderful view of the coastal panorama all the way to …

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8.53 km

View of the Banyalbufar Coastline

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That was on our hike, and took a break

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8.86 km

View of the West Coast and Sa Foradada

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Coming from Banyalbufar, after passing the impressive passage with the overhanging rocks, you come to a small asphalt road. In the first bend there are a few rocks where you …

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9.94 km

View of the coastline near Port des Canonge and Sa Foradada

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Fantastic views on the trail to Port Canonge

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10.2 km

Son Bunyola Beach

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Very nice this hiking trail between Banyalbufar and Canonge with great views

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10.2 km

View of the Banyalbufar Coast

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Shortly before you reach Port des Canonege, you can enjoy an impressive view over the coastline, all the way to Sa Foradada. Particularly noteworthy is the very rare brown sandstone, …

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10.4 km

Esporles town centre

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The main square and the main street have a lot of atmosphere, many small cafés are ideal for a break. The Hostal Esporles is also a fine, quaint place to stay.

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21.6 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.04 km

5.98 km

4.32 km

3.46 km

1.76 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

5.74 km

4.40 km

4.33 km

3.48 km

3.28 km

274 m

106 m

Elevation

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Highest point (460 m)

Lowest point (10 m)

Weather

Thursday 29 October

23°C

12°C

27 %

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Max wind speed: 11.0 km/h

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Comments

April 29, 2025,2025-04 / Tag 1: Rundwanderung mit viel Abwechslung 🌊⛰️🐐🫏🐑🐴

From Banyalbufar, we headed along the coast and then to the smugglers' harbor of Port d'Canonge.
From here, we continued through pine forests into the hinterland (a goat showed us the way for a while) until we reached Esporles.
After a quick snack, we continued along the old postal route—the connecting path between Esporles and Banyalbufar—through pine and holm oak …

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April 7, 2024,20240407 Port de Calogne Tour15+

From the bus stop "La Granja" along dry stone walls and olive groves to Esporles. Here, cafes line up under plane trees. With this refreshment, we head along good paths to the view of Porto de Calogne. For the descent, we chose the small country road; the serpentines are easy on the old joints. We continued on a beautiful coastal …

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May 4, 2024,Mallorca 🇪🇸 07: Von Banyalbufar nach Esporles

The wild west coast of Mallorca has a special "treat" to offer hikers: This is the path from Banyabulfar to Port des Canonge! 👆

The hiking trail along this stretch of coast is so gentle and pleasant and offers an incredible number of photo opportunities in terms of landscape. Lovely coastal forests alternate with huge rock faces along the path. …

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May 4, 2025,Bañalbufà-Volta General y Camí des Pescadós

An uncomplicated return, following paths and trails, the only difficulty lies in the tough climb from Port des Canonge to Coll, via Esporles. Although it's short, it has a gradient of 17%.

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