Points of interest

Welcome to Campanet, an inland village at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana. Set between the mountains and the plains, its streets, architecture and natural surroundings invite visitors to discover a Mallorcan village that has preserved its identity and heritage.

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The whole municipality, with Ullaró and the Sant Miquel valley

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The essentials

Six places that tell you what Campanet is like.

1

Pou d’En Gatell

One of the historic public wells of the municipality, with its drinking trough and washing place. A reminder of how the village got its water before running water arrived.
2

Fonts Ufanes

The most unique hydrogeological phenomenon on the island, inside the magnificent Gabellí forest. They are a listed natural monument: several times a year they burst out when enough rainwater from the Puig Tomir and its surroundings has built up.
3

Coves de Campanet

One of the best preserved and most spectacular caves in Mallorca. They were discovered in 1945 and they are one of the natural wonders of the municipality you cannot miss.

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4

Sant Miquel

A 13th-century Gothic church from the time of the Catalan conquest, in the Sant Miquel valley, where the village originally stood. It is just a few metres from the Fonts Ufanes and the caves.
5

Plaça Major

The heart of the village: the parish church, the cafés and the terraces. The best place to start discovering Campanet and to look out over the plain.
6

Ullaró

A small hamlet in the municipality of Campanet, surrounded by country lanes, dry-stone walls and open fields. A quiet walk a short distance from the village.