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From the steep cliffs of the Sierra Tramuntana, discover breathtaking
views of the turquoise sea. In a setting of pine and olive trees
this coastline with its little villages hanging onto the cliffs
is sure to captivate your interest.
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In Estellencs, you will see a beautiful example of terrace cultivation
introduced by the Moors around the 10th century. Banyalbufar,
in Moorish the "vines of the sea", is worth a stop to enjoy its
many views as well as the old property of Sa Baronia, now converted
into a hotel.
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Valldemossa, the highest village of Majorca also has a lot to
offer, from the Carthusian monastery, where Frederic Chopin and
Georges Sand spent the winter of 1838/39, to prehistoric sites
in nearby Son Matge.
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