Discover Mallorca’s Hidden Gem of Scenic Beauty and Tranquility
If you want to explore Bunyola, you quickly realize you have arrived in one of Mallorca’s most idyllic and spectacular areas. Bunyola, while perhaps not as popular as Deia or Valldemossa, offers more peace and quiet for hiking, cycling, and discovering this charming mountain region.
Go to Bunyola
Starting from the bustling city of Palma, Bunyola is easily accessible by public transport. The bus ride on line 205 takes about 30 minutes and costs approximately 3 euros if you purchase your ticket online or use a contactless payment method. Read about the public transport in Mallorca.
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Explore Bunyola
With around 6,000 inhabitants, Bunyola has retained its authentic charm. The village stands out for its natural beauty, hiking opportunities, and a cozy town center with several good eateries.
What to see and do in Bunyola?
One of the main attractions in Bunyola is strolling through its narrow streets, where you can admire traditional stone houses with their captivating architecture. Be sure to bring your camera for plenty of postcard-worthy shots. Most streets lead to Sa Plaça, the town’s central square, where you’ll find small cafés and locals enjoying a coffee or a lively game of cards.
Explore Bunyola by bike
Bunyola is a haven for cyclists of all levels. Whether navigating the steep mountain roads or stopping for a break in the town center, cyclists are drawn to this scenic area. Mountain bikers often head to the Sa Comuna area, while others stop along the country roads to capture the stunning landscapes and mountain villas.
Play golf in Bunyola
Despite its small size, Bunyola offers an unrivaled golf experience with breathtaking mountain views. Golf enthusiasts can explore well-maintained courses that are part of Mallorca’s extensive golfing scene.
Read more about golf in Mallorca.
Hiking in Bunyola – Sa Comuna
Sa Comuna, one of Mallorca’s largest forest areas, is perfect for hiking. Trails lead to the peak of Peñón de Honor, offering an almost dreamlike landscape and direct contact with nature, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.
If you want to know and learn more about hiking in Mallorca, read the website’s section on hiking in Mallorca.
Where to eat in Bunyola?
Dining options are plentiful around Sa Plaça for example Cabra Verde or S’Economat. At Restaurante Garrigó, located at Passeig Antoni Estarellas, the menu features a range of traditional dishes, highlighting the rich culinary heritage of Mallorca.Â
Situated in the Bunyola area, you can enjoy a meal at:
Antic Grill Located on Carrer Santa BÃ rbara, Antic Grill is well-known for its excellent steak and Mediterranean cuisine. The restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere and high-quality dishes that attract both locals and visitors.
Restaurant D’alt Des Coll Situated some 9 km from Bunyola village on Carretera Palma Soller, Restaurant D’alt Des Coll provides a fantastic dining experience with a stunning view. The menu features a variety of Mediterranean dishes, and the restaurant is especially noted for its warm hospitality and scenic location.
El Vasco El Vasco, approx 3 km from village Bunyola and found on Ma-11, Km17, offers a delightful mix of Mediterranean and Basque cuisine. This restaurant is popular for its delicious food and welcoming ambiance, making it a great spot for a relaxed meal.
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Explore Bunyola – Visit Raixa
Raixa in Bunyola is a magnificent estate that has undergone several renovations since its Muslim origins. This enchanting place is surrounded by lush gardens, elegant staircases, and a large pond. From Raixa, you can enjoy picturesque views of Bunyola, making it an essential stop when visiting the area.
Visit Son Amar in Palmanyola
Located just outside Bunyola in Palmanyola you will find Son Amar, it’s a historic estate transformed into a premier entertainment venue. It hosts spectacular shows featuring music, dance, and acrobatics. The venue also offers exquisite dining experiences, combining cultural performances with gourmet cuisine, making it a must-visit attraction for an unforgettable evening in Mallorca.
Visit Son Termes in Palmanyola
Son Termes is a beautiful historic estate renowned for hosting elegant events and weddings. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, it features stunning architecture and exquisite gardens. The venue blends traditional Mallorcan charm with modern amenities, offering a unique and enchanting setting for various celebrations and gatherings.
Explore Bunyola – visit Alfabia Gardens
This Gothic house surrounded by spectacular gardens offers a tour through its historic rooms and lush outdoor spaces, blending seamlessly with the mountain backdrop.
Read more about Alfabia Gardens.
Train to Sóller
A vintage train ride to Sóller, also known as the Orange Route, is a popular tourist activity. The train passes through stunning landscapes, including mountains and citrus groves, making it a charming journey.
We have detailed the magnificent vintage train journey between Palma and Sóller on Palmallorca.com.
Sant Mateu Church
Located on the main square, this 18th-century Baroque church houses the Gothic image of Nuestra Señora de las Nieves, the town’s patron saint. The nearby cemetery, with its peaceful atmosphere and scenic views, is also worth a visit.
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