La Reserva Puig de Galatzó: animals and ziplines
A Tramuntana nature reserve with rescued animals, three ziplines, a hanging bridge and a climbing wall.
Towns of Mallorca · Serra de Tramuntana
Also known as Estellenchs
Stone houses at the foot of Puig de Galatzó, with four 16th-century defence towers and the GR 221 trail running through.
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Its historic centre was declared a Bien de Interés Cultural (heritage site) in 2007, as were its four 16th-century defence towers. The 17th-century church of Sant Joan Baptista uses one of those towers as its bell tower. Olive oil drove the village's prosperity in the 18th century, and around 1830 about 15 olive presses were at work.
We don't list any experiences inside Estellencs yet: these are the closest.
A Tramuntana nature reserve with rescued animals, three ziplines, a hanging bridge and a climbing wall.
A day of up to six hours learning the steps of a family paella, with a walk through the village and lunch at the house.
One- to two-hour visit to an organic estate in the Tramuntana, in Esporles, with a winery and olive mill and a tasting of wine and oil.
Private 3 to 4 hour e-MTB outing with guide and equipment included, for beginner and intermediate riders, with bike delivery at the hotel.
Mountain bike tours on Husqvarna e-bikes from Es Capdellà in the south-west Tramuntana; no price appeared in the results.
Closed on Mondays, Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
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You get there on the Ma-10, the road that runs along the Serra de Tramuntana.
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Its historic centre was declared a Bien de Interés Cultural (heritage site) in 2007, as were its four 16th-century defence towers. The 17th-century church of Sant Joan Baptista uses one of those towers as its bell tower. Olive oil drove the village's prosperity in the 18th century, and around 1830 about 15 olive presses were at work. Atlas de Mallorca lists 0 experiences in town and 5 nearby: La Reserva Puig de Galatzó: animals and ziplines, Mallorcan paella cooking class at Ca Tothom (Banyalbufar), Visit to the Es Verger estate, winery and olive mill, Private e-MTB ride in the Tramuntana from Castell Son Claret, MTB and e-MTB holidays and tours with Husky Rides.
You get there on the Ma-10, the road that runs along the Serra de Tramuntana.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.