Deià: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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Deià's present-day settlement pattern reflects terraces and irrigation systems from the Muslim period, dating from the tenth to the thirteenth century. For visitors interested in history, this distinctive character of the place is a comprehensible reason to get to know Deià more closely.
Nature
The municipality encompasses a five-kilometre coastline with Sa Foradada, Cala Deià and Cala de Llucalcari.
Puig del Teix rises above the valley of Deià; the surrounding Tramuntana landscape includes olive groves and dry-stone terraces.
Getting Around
The GR 221 dry-stone hiking trail leads through Deià; at the same time, the village is suitable for exploring its narrow streets and stone houses on foot.
Culture
Deià is located within the UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana.
In the vicinity of Deià are the Museo Frédéric Chopin y George Sand and the Cartoixa de Valldemossa.
In the surrounding area of Deià are the Museo Balear de Ciencias Naturales, Can Prunera, Platja de Repic, Playa Port des Canonge, Monkey park and Platja Tuent.
Orientation
The village is exceptionally steep; a considerable ascent must be overcome from the lower-lying parking areas to the higher-lying centre.
Deià is connected via the Ma-10 between Valldemossa and Sóller; the 203 bus route from Palma is also associated with the village.
Activities
Within the Serra de Tramuntana, Deià is used as a base by hiking and cycling travellers.
Cala Deià offers waterfront dining associated with fresh seafood.
Deià has a strong literary and musical connection: Robert Graves lived there, and his former home is now a museum.
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