Casa Paprika

Caimari is a village on the foothills of the Tramuntana Mountains with lots of history and is well known for its olive groves and olive oil production. Running almost 90 kilometres long and with many of its peaks over a kilometre high, the Tramuntana mountain range has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site for its historical, cultural, and environmental importance. Whether you drive, cycle or hike, there are so many stunning sights to see along the way, including cliff top viewing points like the Mirador de Ricardo Roca and the Mirador Es Colomer that will take your breath away.

The beautiful monastery LLuc is only 20 minutes away by car and is one of Mallorca’s most sacred pilgrimage sites. A charming botanical garden is featured in the grounds and is surrounded by pine-covered mountains.
For beautiful beaches, head to Cala San Vincenc, an old fishing village arranged around four little cove beaches and stunning blue water, which is a just 40-minute drive away.

Port de Pollensa is just 35 minutes away and is one of the most popular coastal towns in northern Mallorca. Guests will love exploring the beautiful large marina and a horseshoe bay, with a stunning mountain backdrop. The beach is long and wide and filled with sun loungers and many cool beach bars.