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

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#April2025 Coves d'Artà** 📍 **Location**: Alta Town, East Coast 🌟 **Features**: - The spectacular "Imperial Hall" has a 46-meter-high stalagmite - Sound and light show telling the legend of pirate treasure (one show every 30 minutes) - The "Devil's Balcony" at the exit has a stunning cliff view ⏰ **Opening hours**: 10:00-18:00 (last admission 17:00) 🎫 **Ticket**: €15 (including guided tour) ⚠️ **Note**: - The humidity in the cave is 95%, so the camera needs to be protected from moisture - Not suitable for people with claustrophobia

#April2025 Best Places to Go Llevant Natural Park 📍 **Location**: Northeastern, near Alcudia 🌟 **Features**: - The reserve is home to the last herd of wild goats in Mallorca - Hiking route "Cala Torta" leads to an uninhabited beach (takes 2 hours) - Bird watching hotspot: Black vulture and blue rock thrush can be seen ⏰ **Recommended time**: Early morning in spring and autumn (too hot in summer) 🎫 **Entrance fee**: Free (registration required at the Visitor Center) ⚠️ **Note**: - Self-driving requires a 4x4 vehicle (gravel road is bumpy) - There is no supply point, so you need to bring enough water and food

Sisters, please accept this blood and tears strategy‼ ️Last ​​month, I took my kids to the Spanish estate Es Racó d´Artà which has been praised all over the internet. It is so beautiful that it is breathtaking, but there are so many pitfalls that they can fill the Mediterranean Sea! I was angry and loved when I was organizing the photos. I have to expose the truth for you👇 🆘The first critical hit: driving until you doubt your life! The navigation showed that it would only take 1 hour to get to the manor, but the kid ended up vomiting three times in the back seat 🤮The road was full of twists and turns! What’s even more frustrating is that the gate of the manor is like a secret base🚪. We circled around three times before we found the doorbell (it’s recommended for those with children to ask the hotel to send a location video directly) 🆘Second critical strike: The manor assassin specializes in stabbing wallets! We booked a room for 300 euros in the off-season, but when we got there we found out that the pool was not heated. We had to make an appointment for the spa three days in advance. The library was charged 20 euros per hour for rushing the deadline (it was supposed to be free!). The worst part was the Michelin dinner, and the children's meal we ordered for the kids was bread with ham. 🆘The third critical strike: The princess experience turns into wilderness survival! The housekeeper said that we can pick fruits to feed the small animals in the manor, but the kid chased the goats and lost two shoes 👟! The children's activity center was actually just a warehouse with two boxes of crayons 📦 (luckily I brought my switch to save my life) But to be honest...this is really the base where I produce my life photos! Anything you take with your phone is a movie screenshot👇 👑Take a photo of the back of the main building arch, the sunlight will set a golden edge on your hair 🌅The infinity pool reflects the sunset, and lying on the lounge chair is like a fashion blockbuster 📖The spiral staircase in the library is super magical. It is recommended to let your baby wear a Lolita skirt 🐑The ranch fence is so good to photograph! Let the child feed the donkey with a carrot, it's super healing ⚠️The life-saving guide compiled with great effort: 1️⃣ Be sure to rent an automatic transmission car! Be sure to rent an automatic car! 2️⃣ Bring five sets of clothes + rain boots for your baby (don’t ask how I know) 3️⃣Don’t choose the set menu for dinner! Mushroom Risotto to the rescue 4️⃣The swimming pool has the best light at 10 am, so remember to bring a bathrobe 5️⃣The hidden gameplay is to have a baby watch the starry sky at 4 am🌌so beautiful Although I was so cheated that I wanted to hit someone...but I was crazy excited when I sorted out the photos 💘I posted it on WeChat Moments and someone asked me if I was filming "Downton Abbey"! I suggest sisters with kids to copy this homework. After all, there are not many places in Europe where you can let your kids flirt all day long and take beautiful photos of yourself.

#celebrateit Arta is a small picturesque town located in the northeast of Mallorca, Spain. With its quaint old-world charm and beautiful scenery, Arta is a great place to explore for travelers looking for a relaxed and peaceful holiday destination. The main reason to visit Arta is its stunning natural beauty. The town is surrounded by rolling hills, pine forests, and coves. The beaches of Cala Torta and Cala Mesquida are some of the most beautiful in Mallorca, with crystal clear waters and white sand. Visitors can also explore the nearby caves of Arta or take a walk through the old town's cobbled streets and admire its historic monuments. Highlights of Arta include the traditional weekly markets, where visitors can purchase local produce, handicrafts, and souvenirs.

the hotel was a 4 star hotel the hotel was managed pretty well and the location was good there was a lot of stuff around to explore and I did as a solo trip for the first time and loved it the travelling there was pretty draining but it is definitely worth visiting everyone is friendly

Cap Vermell Grand Hotel Urb. Atalaya de Canyamel, Vial A, 12, Llevant, Balearic Islands, 07589, Spain Nestled away from the hustle, Cap Vermell Grand Hotel offers a serene escape with a touch of luxury. 🛏️ Though a bit of a trek from the city center, the lower price point sweetens the deal. The rooms are spacious and air-conditioned, ensuring a cool retreat from the Spanish sun. 🌞 The hotel shines with its services and cleanliness, making it a standout during travels in Spain. 🌟 The staff's friendliness will make you feel at home, and while there were minor hiccups, the overall stay is nothing short of comfortable. For foodies, the on-the-spot prepared breakfast and delicious tapas bar will tantalize your taste buds. 🍳🥘 For the lovebirds, the hotel offers a tranquil setting perfect for honeymooners, complete with well-equipped restaurants and a soothing ambiance. 🕊️ Immerse yourself in the sounds of nature and enjoy the hotel's amenities, including a spa and pool, which are too good to use just once. 🏊‍♂️ If you're looking for a place that's worth the journey and offers a chance to indulge in the finer things, Cap Vermell Grand Hotel is your go-to. Pro tip: splurge on a room with a terrace for an unforgettable experience. 🌅 #Mallorca #MallorcaHotel #MallorcaTravel

Getting There - whilst flying from the UK on a Budget Airline, I experienced a small delay departing. flight time was just under 2 and half hours. which went by quickly. Attractions - Spacious Golden sand beach, shop and restaurant with the local area. vehicle, bike and car hire is available, from the main stream company to locals. The Harbour has a good selection of seafood restaurants and bars. Hotels - There are a lot of hotels with in the area, ranging from all standards. holiday apartments and# villas can be found as you move further away for the main area near the beach and harbour. Food & Restaurants - pizza, steaks, burgers, sea food, grocery stores and shops. minutes walk from anywhere within the area. Shopping - the main area of Palma has outlets and large stores for you to do your big shop.#Calarajada #palmademallorca

Mallorca is one of the Balearic Islands, a Spanish island located in the Mediterranean Sea, to the west of Spain. The capital of Mallorca is Palma de Mallorca, where we stayed. Mallorca is an island that the Germans call the Party Island. It is very popular with Germans, from teenagers to middle-aged people to the elderly. In addition, we met a lot of English and Italians. All of my friends who studied with me know the reputation of this island for partying very well. Most of them have visited it, haha. The round-trip ticket from Germany, where I am staying, is not expensive at all. If you don't have to pay for your luggage, the ticket will cost no more than 70 euros.