Hiking and nature

From the hotel, you can walk southwest along the coast through the Cala de Bou area, an easy and very pleasant route by the sea. Along the way, you will find small jetties, seafront restaurants and quiet areas to rest. At the end of the route is Port des Torrent, a wide, sheltered beach with fine sand, ideal for swimming or enjoying the sunset.

Heading north from the hotel, this walk takes you to the charming Cala Gració and Cala Gracioneta, two small coves surrounded by vegetation, perfect for swimming or relaxing. We suggest taking the coastal route that first passes through Caló des Moro, a small urban cove with open views to the west, ideal for a short stop to enjoy the scenery. From there, the trail continues to the Cap Blanc Aquarium, a curious marine centre located in a natural cave, where you can learn about local species and contemplate the coastline from a unique perspective.

After visiting the aquarium, you can continue on foot along a beautiful coastal path that runs along the low cliffs until you reach Cala Gració in a few minutes, and from there, Cala Gracioneta.

For those seeking a more spiritual experience and panoramic views, we recommend visiting the Chapel of Sa Talaia, located on top of a small hill on the outskirts of San Antonio. From the centre of the town, the path climbs gently through pine forests until it reaches this simple white chapel, surrounded by silence and with open views of the bay and the interior of the island. It is a short but very rewarding walk, ideal at sunset.