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Situated on the edge of the green and wooded foothills of the Tramuntana Mountains, the village of Campanet’s one claim to fame is its amazing limestone caves, said to house the longest stalactite in the world! It also makes a good starting point for an exhilarating drive to the mountain top Monastry at Lluc via the picturesque village of Caimari. Campanet has no less than three bakeries, as well as a well-stocked supermarket and a delicatessen. The sunny church square has a number of simple bars and small shops and it’s a pleasant spot to linger over a morning coffee and croissant before heading off for the day. Of an evening there are also two or three bars that serve authentic tapas or simple meals, but the village has surprisingly remained a peaceful backwater, virtually untouched by tourism. Via the scenic country road, Old Pollença with a good choice of shops and restaurants is no more than a 20 minute drive, whilst nearer by, a 10 minute drive will bring you to the attractive hill village of Selva which has at least three restaurants of note, including one above the church square, with a huge dining terrace enjoying panoramic views all the way to the coast. However for a truly memorable occasion, book a table at a small hotel in the neighbouring village of Binibona where gourmet food is served on a candlelit terrace. For serious shoppers, the town of Inca, famous for it’s leather goods, is a 10 minutes drive and from here you can also catch a train to Palma. The nearest beaches at Puerto Pollença or Alcudia are approx. 25 minutes drive. Accommodation Guestbook Campanet
I\'ve just returned from a lovely holiday, thank you for your help in arranging it. David Rymell, Oct 2008 |
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