Mondragó Natural Park

Mondragó Natural Park, located in the southeast of Mallorca, Spain, is renowned for its picturesque landscapes that include white sand beaches, rugged coastline, and lush forests. The park covers approximately 1,978 acres and is a haven for numerous bird species, making it a prime location for ornithologists and bird watchers. Notable for its diversity, the park's ecosystems range from pine forests and scrublands to wetlands, each hosting distinct flora and fauna. Established as a natural park in 1992, Mondragó is significant for its conservation efforts, protecting unique species and habitats from the pressures of tourism and development. Visitors can explore marked trails that lead through different terrains, offering a deep connection with nature and stunning vistas of the Mediterranean Sea. The park's sandy beaches, like Cala Mondragó and S'Amarador, attract those seeking sun and relaxation. Mondragó's commitment to maintaining its natural beauty and ecological importance continues to make it a treasured spot along the Balearic Islands.