2025 Escorca Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#Overseas travel #Spain #Mallorca #Sa Calobra Beach 🧡Majorca Sa Calobra Beach was a place that was really impressive from the very beginning. First of all, you can take a boat to get there, but if you are comfortable driving, I recommend renting a car and going!! The scenery of the Tramuntana Mountains that we passed on the way was really huge and so beautiful...! It felt like I was briefly enjoying the great nature of Spain, and the drive on the way there was really memorable. 🧡After arriving and parking, you have to go through a long cave tunnel to reach the beach, which was like some kind of magical place. When I went through the cave tunnel, I felt like I was in another world. Although the weather was cloudy and the color of the sea wasn't pretty, the huge rocky mountain behind the beach that I had never imagined was really beautiful. It was like a scene from a movie where a dinosaur would jump out, and I didn't want to leave, so I sat with my back to the beach and looked at the scenery for a long time. 🧡If you come during the peak season, the beach is pretty but it seems to be crowded, and if you visit during the off-season, the weather can be variable, but it is a place you won't regret visiting just for the surrounding scenery as well as the beach, so I recommend visiting if you go to Mallorca^^

#Overseas travel #Mallorca #Spain #Sacalobra beach 📍07315 Escorca, Balearic Islands, Spain ❣️I visited on a cloudy day during the off-season, so I couldn't see the pretty beach I saw in the pictures, but it was still a great place! Rather, it was a place that was even better because of the peace and quiet of the off-season! The rocky mountain view that spread out next to and behind the beach shocked me who only thought of the beach....!!! It was so huge and like a scene from a movie, so I sat and stared blankly at the rocky mountain view before coming back;) You have to park in the parking lot and walk a bit to get to the beach, but you have to pass through a long cave and the sea spreads out on the side, so it was a good course to walk while enjoying the scenery! The road to drive might feel a bit rough, but the scenery was so beautiful and Sa Calobra was unforgettable!

#Overseas travel #Spain #Mallorca #Escoles observatory 📍Ma-2141, 07315 Escorca, Illes Balears, Spain 🧡On the way to Sacalobra, Escolles observatory is a place that surprised me when I first saw the picture while preparing for my trip to Mallorca. The natural scenery was so beautiful that I felt I had to go there, and when I actually visited, it exceeded my expectations. The road along the narrow and winding road was a bit rough, but it was so impressive when I arrived. The view from the observatory was so beautiful that I couldn't express it in words. When I visited, it was very windy and a little scary, but I definitely recommend you visit :) It's good for taking pictures, and not only the observatory scenery, but also the scenery on the way there is so exotic and beautiful!!! It seemed to be a famous place for cyclists! It was one of the most impressive travel destinations during my trip to Mallorca^^The best!!!!!

#Overseas travel #Spain #Mallorca #Sacalobra observatory ❣️Mallorca Sacalobra observatory was a really great place! I arrived at the observatory after driving along a narrow and winding road, but even on that road, the scenery was so spectacular that I couldn't help but exclaim in awe. It felt like the great nature I've seen in Spain, and even though I've never been to the US, it felt like I was in the US^^ ❣️When I arrived at the observatory, the scenery of the Tramountana mountain range and the blue sea was really great. In particular, the winding mountain road scenery was so beautiful. I fell in love with this landscape photo and definitely included it in my Mallorca course:) The road to get there by car is narrow and winding, so it might be a little difficult, but the scenery is so beautiful that I recommend you drive safely!!

I spent 2.5 days in Palma, Majorca. It was truly a magical trip! I took a trip to visit the northern part of the island. I rode the famous “Tren de Soller Tram” and saw the most charming little town, Soller. I want to go back and stay there!