Routes of Santa Maria
a journey through history and culture
Nature and outdoor activities
Hiking and cultural routes
Santa Maria del Camí, town at the entrance to the Serra de Tramuntana, is an excellent place to practice outdoor activities, such as cycling or hiking. Through different routes you will be able to discover exceptional landscapes and have a direct connection with nature.
Route of the
wine
This walk will take you through paths and lanes, wineries, vineyards, a unique landscape, different in each season of the year that will allow you to discover an unknown Santa Maria. A tourist proposal for any time of the year.
You can make your own route, visiting one or more wineries, and enjoying the local gastronomy.
To visit our wineries, it is necessary to arrange visits
- Can Rubí
- Ramanyà
- Sebastià Pastor
- Son Crespí
- Bodegues Macià Batle
- Celler Jaume de Puntiró
- Ángel Bodegas
- 1703 Petit Celler
Route of the
mills
For history and heritage lovers, the mills route, with which you can get to know first-hand a little more of our town’s history from the mills that still remain.
- Molí de Can Crosseta
- Molí de S'Arboçar
- Molí des Molinets
- Molí des Torrent
- Molí de Son Güia
- Molí de Son Torrella
Valley of
Coanegra
Coanegra is a district and valley of our municipality. The valley runs from northwest to southeast and is cut by the Torrent de Coanegra. At the bottom of the valley there is a strip of cultivated land made up of dry crops and small orchards irrigated by the Síquia de Coanegra. Within the valley there are three important natural cavities: es Bufador de Son Berenguer, l’Avenc de Can Millo and l’Avenc de Son Pou.
The etymology of the place name is of pre-Arabic Romanesque origin from cave, with loss of the intervocalic v, and black.
The coanegra valley is an easily accessible, unique and indispensable place for those who want to know more about the history and heritage of Santa Maria.
- Santa Maria
- Son Oliver
- Son Roig
- Son Pou
- Salt des Freu
