Torre d’Aubarca hike
ROUTE OVERVIEW Torre d’Aubarca hike
This tour takes you to the Torre d’Aubarca in the Parc Natural de la Península de Llevant in Artà — a relaxed coastal hike with lots of sea views and several bays along the way (ideal if you want to combine hiking and swimming). Here you get the route, interactive map and our honest assessment of the coastal tour around the Torre d’Aubarca — plus a GPX track as an offline backup in case you have no signal on the way.
Highlights of the Torre d’aubarca hike
You will find the watchtower Torre d’Aubarca at about the halfway point of the route. It is well preserved and definitely worth exploring. Here you can find out more about the history of these towers, which are located on the north side of the island.
In addition, this rather easy hike is ideally suited to combining hiking and swimming because of the many bays.
What to keep in mind
The hike follows the coast and you repeatedly come across small bays that invite you to swim. In principle, you can also extend the tour as far as s’Arenalet des Verger, which we also reach on this tour.
starting point
Relatively large car park above the coast ( 39.747176, 3.404998).
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Then take a look at our overview of all hikes on Mallorca! This tour is part of the coastal hikes and bays on Mallorca.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE Torre d’Aubarca hike
The starting point is in the Llevant Nature Park — accessible via a narrow road to the official car park. This is located a bit inland ( 39.747176, 3.404998).
The tour is technically easy, with no significant elevation gain, and mostly follows clearly visible paths. There is no shade, however. Overall, we have classified the tour as easy.
The pure walking time is around 2.5 hours — however, numerous bays invite you to swim, so you should allow more time overall. If you continue one bay further, you also reach s’Arenalet des Verger, where you can even stay overnight (booking required).
The route is not particularly difficult to follow, as it mostly runs along the coast. However, it is safer with our interactive 2D map with live location, especially for the section from the car park to the first bay.
No! Like all our routes, you can access the route directly in your browser with GPS location — without an app or registration. Just make sure you bring enough battery life or a power bank for your smartphone.
No — the route runs entirely through uninhabited terrain. You need to bring water, provisions and sun protection.
For hiking-experienced families with older children, this can be a great adventure. For younger children, it is rather unsuitable because of the length.
The historic watchtower stands spectacularly on a cliff above the sea. It not only offers wide views, but also insight into Mallorca’s defensive history. It is well preserved and definitely worth exploring.
Don’t forget your swimming gear and sunscreen.
Weather on the Torre d’Aubarca hike
We provide a 24-hour forecast for planning your Torre d’Aubarca hike — including temperature, rain, sunshine, cloud cover, plus wind speed and wind direction, for both the start point and the destination.
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