Playa de Muro, Mallorca
Turquoise waters, golden sands, and pure tranquility.
Playa de Muro, nestled in the iconic Bay of Alcúdia, is a paradise where time seems to stand still. Its endless stretches of fine golden sand merge with crystal-clear waters that reflect every shade of blue. Here, every step brings a sense of peace as the gentle sea breeze caresses your skin. For those seeking more than relaxation, Playa de Muro offers access to the S’Albufera Natural Park, a biodiversity sanctuary perfect for walks and bird watching. Whether you’re visiting as a couple, with family, or simply looking for a moment to disconnect, Playa de Muro promises unique experiences and memories to treasure forever.
Fauna and Flora
The S’Albufera Natural Park, with its exceptional ecological wealth, is home to two-thirds of all the animal species present in the Balearic Islands.
Numerous birds and fish find shelter and sustenance among the lagoons and reed beds of this important wetland. Exploring the marked trails or observing the birds from the designated viewing huts are highly recommended activities for families.
A wide sandy strip and a wind-shaped, highly protected dune system form the coastline of this area, where Posidonia oceánica predominates—valued by divers and enhancing the quality and clarity of its waters.
Gastronomy
Traditional cuisine is flavorful and diverse. Among its typical dishes, we find frit de porc, tumbet, arròs brut, and sopes mallorquines.
The characteristic cold meat of Mallorca is sobrasada, made with pork, lard, and paprika.
The ensaïmada is the queen of pastries. It has a spiral shape and can be filled with cream, chocolate, custard, or cabello de ángel, among other options. Wine is also a significant part of the island’s gastronomic heritage. Two geographical areas hold a Designation of Origin: Binissalem and Pla i Llevant.
History and Culture
The ancient history of Muro and its coastline is documented by 50 archaeological sites.
Nearby lies the Talayotic necropolis of Son Real, located within the public estate of the same name.
The neighboring town of Alcudia is home to the Roman city of Pol·lèntia and the Roman Theatre. In 1974, these, along with the medieval wall surrounding the city, were declared a Historic-Artistic Site.
Leisure and Free Time
Its magnificent geographical location and the excellent infrastructure in the area allow for the enjoyment of numerous sports and outdoor leisure activities.
Platja de Muro also offers extensive cycling routes that connect the coastline with the inland villages of the island, as well as numerous hiking, Segway, and Nordic walking trails, enabling visitors to explore a stunning and unparalleled natural environment.
Beaches and Surroundings
Platja de Muro embodies the calm and tranquility of the Mediterranean coastline. An expansive beach of fine white sand and dunes adorned with low vegetation creates a serene landscape that invites relaxation and peace.
Adjacent to the coastline, the S’Albufera Natural Park constitutes a protected natural area of high ecological and scenic value. Over 200 species nest annually in this impressive wetland, which features marked trails for exploration on foot or by bike.
Es Comú de Muro, declared a Natural Area of Special Interest, is one of the best-preserved unspoiled beaches on Mallorca’s northern coast. Exceptional juniper and pine forests anchor a unique dune system in the Balearic archipelago.
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Hotel Playa Garden Selection Hotel & Spa
Carretera Alcúdia - Artá, Km 25,9
07458
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