Hit the rugged northwest coast of Mallorca with Outbound Mallorca’s El Camino de la Costa—an intense hike weaving through olive groves, eerie abandoned ruins, and vivid Mediterranean coves.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain with some elevation changes and have a moderate fitness level.
Wildlife
History
The abandoned power plant, built mid-20th century, stands as a stark reminder of Mallorca’s brief industrial ventures before tourism reshaped the economy.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to stick to marked paths and avoid disturbing local flora and fauna to protect this fragile coastal ecosystem.
Outbound Mallorca
Hit the rugged northwest coast of Mallorca with Outbound Mallorca’s El Camino de la Costa—an intense hike weaving through olive groves, eerie abandoned ruins, and vivid Mediterranean coves.
Outbound Mallorca is an outdoor adventure company based in Escorca, Balearic Islands. The company organizes guided hiking, canyoning, and cave exploration trips across Mallorca's Tramuntana and coastal areas. Outbound Mallorca offers a wide range of experiences, including canyon descents in Escorca, Pollensa, Valldemossa and Biniaraix; iconic hikes such as Puig des Teix, Puig de Massanella and Puig Tomir; coastal routes like El Camino de la Costa; and island visits to Parque Natural de la Isla Dragonera.
Each trip includes trained local guides familiar with Mallorcan terrain and safety procedures. The company provides route planning, equipment recommendations, and on-route supervision appropriate to each activity and skill level. Trips range from introductory canyoning and coastal cave walks to full-day peak ascents and multi-peak challenges such as Puig d'en Galileu, de sa Mola y de Son Nebot and the Torrent de Pareis passage.
Outbound Mallorca emphasizes responsible outdoor travel and respect for protected areas in the Tramuntana and island nature reserves. Activities highlight local landscapes, wildlife, and cultural sites such as El Monasterio de la Trapa and historical coastal landmarks. Visitors receive clear logistical information for meeting points in Escorca and surrounding towns.
Trips include a variety of durations and difficulty levels to suit different schedules and fitness levels. Booking and practical details are provided for each route to help visitors prepare appropriately. Guides emphasize safety, local knowledge, and respect for nature.
Base Location
Escorca, Balearic Islands
Gateway to the Tramuntana
Tours Offered
23 guided routes
Mountains, canyons, caves, coastline
Adventure Types
Hiking · Canyoning · Caves
Diverse outdoor experiences
Skill Levels
Beginner to Advanced
Routes vary by trip
Choose a route, check meeting details in Escorca, and reserve a guided trip.
Watch Your Step on Rocky Sections
Parts of the trail include uneven limestone surfaces—sturdy hiking shoes with good grip are essential.
Stay Hydrated and Bring Sun Protection
Exposure to Mediterranean sun can be intense, especially in summer; carry sufficient water and wear sunscreen.
Respect the Abandoned Power Plant
The ruins are fragile and potentially hazardous; avoid climbing or entering the structure to ensure safety.
Swim Only in Designated Coves
Mediterranean coves offer refreshing breaks but always assess conditions and swim where safe and permitted.
Sturdy hiking shoes
Necessary for traction on rocky limestone and uneven surfaces.
Water bottle or hydration system
To avoid dehydration under the strong Mediterranean sun.
summer
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
Protects skin and eyes during exposed sections of the trail.
summer
Light rain jacket or windbreaker
Useful for unexpected showers and coastal winds.
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