This small, attractive, traditional town, measuring roughly 1 ml by ½ ml, has fewer than 3,000 inhabitants and an unhurried, tranquil air.
The real attraction of the resort is the beauty of the surrounding countryside. This area suits those seeking a low-key, authentic Spanish experience that is a world away from the island’s livelier coastal resorts. It is mostly Germans and British, and almost exclusively couples. It is not for families or those wanting nightlife.
Campanet is in north Mallorca/Majorca, (it is 25 mls NE of Palma and its international airport). It is in the SE-facing foothills of the Tramuntana mountain range, surrounded by hilly countryside filled with olive and almond groves.
There is an assortment of everyday shops, but nothing specifically for tourists. There is also a small Tuesday market. A visit to the glass-blowing factory and showroom is a amongst the few attractions outside the peaceful village.
During the daytime visit the local caves (Coves de Campanet). Spend some time walking and exploring the beautiful countryside.
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