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Mirador Es Colomer
Mirador Es Colomer, another view

Photo spot · Formentor peninsula · Mallorca

Mirador Es Colomer

Sheer drop, wind, crowds by midday.

‹ Mallorca
When it fits
Best in the morning · about 40 min
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Where it is

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Straight-line distances: Stay Restaurant 3.9 km · Alcúdia old town walls 8.7 km · Cap de Formentor 9.2 km. Not travel times.

Why Aura
A platform 200 metres above the sea facing the Colomer islet; mid-May to mid-October cars are held back by day, so come early or by the 334 bus.
IconicViewGo early
Photo tip · Aura editorial

Sunrise or before 10:00 (light on the cliffs, road still open to cars) · from Upper stepped terrace of the mirador, looking north-east to the islet

TodayHours to re-checkHours not in OpenStreetMap
Visit lengthAbout 40 min
WeatherOutdoorsUsed by the rain swap in Live
EffortEasy
Sources and dates (5)
  • When it fits: Aura editorial estimate.
  • Today: Hours not in OpenStreetMap
  • Visit length: Aura estimate
  • Effort: Aura estimate
  • Tags are Aura editorial judgement.

Why, feel, tags and tips are Aura editorial. Hours and positions come from OpenStreetMap; prices only when read from a named source on a date. Ratings and reviews are not shown: no provider is connected in this build, and under EEA terms Google ratings may appear only inside Google’s own place card.

If it rains

Santuari de LlucEscorca · Mallorca's pilgrimage sanctuary in a high valley, with a museum and walking trails; the covered stop for a wet mountain day.
Directions in Google Maps ↗ (opens Google; Aura sends only the coordinates)OpenStreetMap record ↗

Also in this area

Cap de FormentorFormentor peninsula · Cliffs and the lighthouse road at the island's tip. Position shown is the lighthouse.Stay RestaurantPort de Pollença · On the pier in Port de Pollença since 1972 and open every day of the year: a base-area dinner after Formentor.
Alcúdia old town wallsAlcúdia · A walled town with medieval gates and 26 towers along 1.5 km of 14th-century walls; walk the ramparts, then the lanes inside.