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Just don’t get the point of this place . So little information or guidance available . Seems to be an access route to the beach about an hours walk away. The finca is closed
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Date of experience: November 2019
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We parked here to walk down to the necropolis and beach. The car park has space for maybe 30 cars but there is a definite lack of signs. The beach paths are all well signposted and the different routes well marked but the Finca itself seems a bit of an after thought. After spending a while at the necropolis we headed back and the sight of the visitor centre was most welcome. We had a wash and then a water before going to look at the museum. This is very poorly signposted to actually notice it but was really very good. It has obviously had a lot of money spent on it and showed both Bronze Age life for the original inhabitants (that built the necropolis) and then a large section on 19th/20th century rural life in Mallorca. The visitor centre actually has a couple of staff but I'm not sure what they do. The drinks machines are all automated, obviously and very good value. Decent and clean toilets too. I feel that with more promotion a lot more could be made of this site.…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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I have only visited once but the area is beautiful. Lots of lush trees and greenery. The walks are peaceful and we even saw a tortoise crossing the path during our visit. Will definitely be back in winter for a walk.
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Date of experience: July 2019
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We rented a car for two days, and this Was the first stop. There are 5 different walks of different lenght. We took number 4 which Was the next longest. Very Nice Nature, and love to see the ocean turn up in the distance. I believe There is a walk that suites everybody.
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Date of experience: April 2019
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Wonderful public park which was an old finca. Free admission. Parking on site, mostly in a field so take it carefully with your undercarriage! Several wonderful walks to follow and a great place to walk the dogs or go for a cycle ride too. All walks are sort of impacted gravel so easily accessible with bikes, buggies, wheelchairs etc. There are places to picnic and many of the walks take you through to the coastline and beach with great views across Alcudia Bay. Clean toilets and a little shop/office where you can buy an interesting and great value guide book or pick up one of free maps. There's also an interesting little museum. NOTE: There is no cafe but there are a couple of machines for snacks and drinks in the covered are by the toilets and office/shop. Highly recommended for a free outing and brilliant for families.…
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Date of experience: February 2019
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