We are going to take a hiking route that crosses one of the most virgin stretches of coast. It is section 5 of Camí de Cavalls, which goes from Cala Tirant to Cala Binimel·là.
Distance: 9.48km, Positive gradient: 235m, Highest point: 47m, Lowest point: 1m, Difficulty: Medium-Low, Estimated duration: 5 hours.
Recognized by the European Union as a Site of Community Importance (SCI) and Special Protection Area for Birds (SPA), the entire area is designated for its ecological importance. Within this segment, which is distinguished by its geological richness, explorers will find diverse natural habitats that have notable biodiversity. Among the various plant species that line the path, the “socarreles” stand out for their unique adaptation to the harsh environmental conditions marked by the predominant north winds.
Along the coasts of Tirant, Cavalleria and Binimellà you can see dune formations that support important plant communities. In particular, this area is of significant ornithological interest and is home to most of the island's breeding bird species, including the osprey.
Cala Tirant parking street. Google maps: 24V2+PH Cala Tirant. GPS: 40.0443, 4.1013. Our guide will carry the sign with the name of the company. The path to Cala Tirant is signposted at all times.
Cala Tirant parking street. Google maps: 24V2+PH Cala Tirant. GPS: 40.0443, 4.1013. Our guide will carry the sign with the name of the company. The path to Cala Tirant is signposted at all times.
Please contact the guide to clarify the details. It is mandatory.
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