Name: Finca Publica Son Real
Address: Ctra. Ma-12 Km 17. 7, Santa Margalida
Rating: 4.5

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Ctra. Ma-12 Km 17. 7, Santa Margalida, Majorca, Spain

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amk2f

Moscow, Russia

628243

Reviewed June 19, 2018 via mobile

One of My Favorite Places on Earth

As of today I have been vacationing in Ca’n Picafort five times already and each time I have been visiting Son Real more than once. This is a magnificent place of utmost natural beauty, serenity and bliss. Being a replica of a typical Mideterranian forest...More

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wluawd

286

Reviewed September 10, 2017

Steeped in history

Cycled here from the main road (Ma-12), so it was a godsend that the building at the entrance of the walking/cycle paths had an ice cold water vending machine. There's a few sheep and pigs near the entrance, and the paths are generally good quality...More

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Jo C

Rettendon, null, United Kingdom

3111

Reviewed July 8, 2017

A really interesting place if you like History or Natural History

I walked along the coastline and found this amazing Prehistoric Burial Site, this was so interesting, also great for photographs and shots of waves and rocks. Came across a Prehistoric Cave as well in the Natural Park, but you do have to climb over a...More

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Catsdoormat

Holsworthy, United Kingdom

13474

Reviewed May 5, 2017 via mobile

Fab habitat

SO worth the flight from Exeter for a quick birding break. An easy, 2.65 euro bus trip from Porto Pollensa, a soft and sandy walk along the beach from Can Picafort, and up into the garrigue landscape, home of countless warblers and other firsts for...More

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Manuela L

Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

65121628

Reviewed April 20, 2017

Finca Publica Son Real / Santa Margalida

In a savage region, an old finca, near the beach and old ruins and land parcels; to visit the animals of the finca , like black pic and other sorts, nice old stone house and ancient walls; nice for a visit.

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Jan_Lelie

Den Haag, The Netherlands

29166

Reviewed November 6, 2016 via mobile

Very nice coastal path with Talayotic ruins

The main entrance through the Ma12 road was closed, but it is an easy walk from the Son Baulo area. Just follow the one way lane to the right, until you reach the large hotel. Park there. After crossing the sandy beach, were the river...More

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pambill2016

Harrogate, United Kingdom

19093

Reviewed September 28, 2016

Superb easy walking

Son Real is a nature reserve, walking area, beach, working farm and museum all wrapped up in one delightful package. The nature reserve, despite having seen some good reviews is not yet as good as it may one day become. The walks are varied and...More

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Adam D

Burry Port, United Kingdom

6960

Reviewed October 14, 2015

Experience a traditional Finca and visit an ancient Necropolis.

I visited Son Real in October. There were autumn ladies tresses, autumn crocuses and other flowers. The views were good and the Necropolis at the end of a 2 mile walk was worth a look - 2700 year old ruins by the sea. I also...More

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SandDLeeds

Leeds

4146

Reviewed October 1, 2015

An amazing place.

Stroll along the beach from Son Baulo and you will discover the wonders of Finca Publica Son Real. We picked up a map from the local Tourist Information office and followed the clearly marked paths. This estate is a real treasure. Son Real is the...More

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Ingo S

Karlsruhe, Germany

13345

Reviewed August 20, 2015

Historical monuments, museum, farm animals, beautiful nature and a lonely beach.

This is a really amazing attraction for multiple purposes. There are multiple ancient monuments from the talayotic and pre-talayotic periods, a sizeable and interesting history museum on two stories of the old farmhouse, various farm animals that young children will enjoy to see (donkeys, sheep,...More

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Can you go by public transport or organised excursion?

July 26, 2018|

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You can go there by public bus from Can Picafort to Son Serra de Marina. But the bus schedule is not particularly convenient. My take is that you better walk there from Son Baulo beach or take a taxi. I don’t think there are... More

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