The Serra de Tramuntana is the origin of our dream, a vision shared by a group of wine lovers: to transform a fruit tree farm into a vineyard capable of conveying the essence of Mallorca’s most authentic and wild landscape. This project was born from a deep connection with the environment, based on respect for and appreciation of this unique land.
WORLD HERITAGE
On June 29, 2011, the Serra de Tramuntana was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in the Cultural Landscape category. This distinction recognizes the age-old interaction between nature and humanity, where agriculture has transformed the land, creating a complex water management network that connects plots of feudal origin in an environment with scarce water resources.
NATURAL AREA AND BIODIVERSITY
The Serra de Tramuntana is also designated as a Natural Area, standing out for its richness and diversity of landscapes. Its wooded areas combine holm oak forests, pine groves, and other plant communities with agricultural spaces dedicated to olive cultivation on terraces, as well as citrus and almond trees in the valleys.
SERRA DE TRAMUNTANA DISTINCTION
The Serra de Tramuntana is also designated as a Natural Area, standing out for its richness and diversity of landscapes. Its wooded areas combine holm oak forests, pine groves, and other plant communities with agricultural spaces dedicated to olive cultivation on terraces, as well as citrus and almond trees in the valleys.
MORTITX PUBLIC ESTATE
Bordering our vineyards lies the Mortitx public estate, a 719.27-hectare area with highly irregular terrain typical of the karst landscape that dominates the region. Here, the vegetation consists of reeds, pines, holm oaks, and a high presence of endemic plant species. The estate is also home to recovery programs for species such as the black vulture and the ferreret (Mallorcan midwife toad), as well as offering hiking trails and a small refuge for short stays.
Birdwatching tourism
The Serra de Tramuntana is a fascinating environment for bird and nature lovers. This impressive mountain region is home to a rich variety of bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.
One of the most outstanding and emblematic species you can find here is the majestic Black Vulture (Aegypius monachus). This imposing bird of prey, with its large wingspan and dark plumage, is one of the largest scavenging birds in Europe. Watching the Black Vulture soaring over the skies of the Serra de Tramuntana is a breathtaking sight and an experience you will not easily forget.
Hiking and routes
Dry Stone Route and Hiking
The GR 221 Dry Stone Route is a hiking trail designed to let you discover the dry-stone landscapes of the Serra de Tramuntana. It allows you to visit interesting historical remains, experience the traditions, architecture, customs, gastronomy, and craftsmanship of this privileged area of the island.
The hiking route often approaches the coast and, in some sections, the highest peaks of the range. It currently offers 183.3 kilometers of open and signposted paths and crosses all the municipalities of the Serra de Tramuntana. The route is mainly based on the network of old paths restored by the Consell de Mallorca, which, thanks to the island’s climate, can be enjoyed most of the year.
Ses Basses de Mortitx hiking
In the northern mountains of Mallorca, in a remote and solitary corner, lies the high plateau known as Ses Basses de Mortitx. Supported by a high cliff ledge above the sea, it is part of a wonderful landscape sector of indescribable wild beauty. Bounded by the high Ariant valley to the east, the twin mountain system of Puig Caragoler de Femenies and Puig Roig to the west, and the sea to the north, it offers impressive views of the intense blue sea from the lofty cliffs (“cingles”) that border the coast. Ses Basses is a peaceful spot formed by the triple crest of Puig Caragoler de Femenies (920m), Puig Ses Moles (760m), and Puig de Ses Parade. The distance between the Mortitx estate and Ses Basses is short, and the path is wide and accessible.
Caleta d’Ariant excursion (Cova de ses Bruixes)
Discover the impressive route from Mortitx to Sa Caleta, located on the North Wild Coast of Mallorca, between the imposing Puig Roig-Caragoler and Ternelles mountain systems, opposite the spectacular Cova de ses Bruixes (Witches’ Cave). The adventure begins at kilometer 10.9, on the left side of the road from Lluc to Pollença. Along the way, you can enjoy a delicious snack by the vineyards and a humble, solitary meal near the Rafal de Ariant or by a nearby spring. A unique experience to connect with nature and admire the amazing landscapes offered by this fascinating region of Mallorca.
Charming nearby villages
DISCOVER LLUC
Lluc, located about 7 km from Vinyes Mortitx, is one of the most emblematic places in the Serra de Tramuntana. Known for its monastery, which is an important pilgrimage center in Mallorca, Lluc combines history and nature in a unique setting. Surrounded by lush forests and mountains, it offers an ideal space for relaxation, as well as a starting point for various hiking routes that allow you to explore the beauty of the Mallorcan landscape.
DISCOVER POLLENÇA
Pollença, located about 12 km from Vinyes Mortitx, is a charming village with a deep historical and cultural legacy. Famous for its old town, cobbled streets, and tranquil atmosphere, Pollença attracts both visitors and residents with its rich cultural offer, including art galleries, local markets, and traditional festivals. Among its highlights is El Calvari, a staircase of 365 steps that offers impressive views of the surroundings. Its proximity to the Serra de Tramuntana makes it an ideal place to explore nature and enjoy outdoor activities.
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