Sa Torre Esbucada
A ruined 18th-century watchtower on the Capdepera cliffs, reached on foot from the lighthouse along a pine-shaded path. Come for the coastal walk — open sea on one side, the island rolling inland on the other, and a sunset that earns the detour.
Mallora’s take
Pair it with the Faro de Capdepera — park at the lighthouse and take the small pine-shaded path along the cliffs. The tower itself is a fenced-off ruin, blown up in 1808 by a British admiral and slowly falling apart since, so don't make it the destination. What you came for is the coastal walk: cliffs, open sea, and a wide view inland. Sunset is when it earns the detour.
Good to know
No dedicated parking — approach on foot from the Faro de Capdepera or from the Cala Lliteres side. The ruin is fenced and not accessible inside, and some walls have been tagged with graffiti.
Price
Free
Duration
30–60 min from the lighthouse
Kids age
All ages
From Palma
1h 15min drive
Weather
Partially dependent
