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White sand beaches, caves and countryside roads bordered by small
stone walls, caracterizes this area as one of the most diversified
on the island.
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Next to the National Parc of S'Albufera, Ca'n Picafort, created
in the 1960's as a tourist resort offers all the pleasures of
the beach. Arta (left) on the other end is a much more quiet town
dating back to the Middle Ages with many old and beautiful buildings.
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Its caves (right), formed by erosion from the sea are spectacular.
Cala Ratjada and its surrounding area offer many charming beaches
in a very jagged coastline, some of which are the most well preserved
of the island.
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