Son Macià: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the Son Macià area, archaeological heritage is one of its defining features. These include the Son Vaquer dolmen, the burial caves near es Picot des Fangar, and the Talaiotic settlement of s’Hospitalet Vell. This makes Son Macià particularly interesting for travellers who want to discover archaeological sites.

Planning a trip also includes looking for a holiday apartment in Son Macià.

Nature and Landscape

The village has a distinctly rural character. The access roads lead through vineyards, dry-farmed trees, pine groves and scrubland.

Geographical Location

Son Macià lies in the southeast of the municipality of Manacor and developed as a rural settlement around a parish, a school and traditional houses.

Culture and History

The Son Macià area is also home to traditional estates as well as oratories and chapels.

The surrounding area of Son Macià includes the Institució Pública Antoni M. Alcover, the Molí d'en Fraret, the Castle of Santueri, the Coves del Drach, Cala Antena, Cala Romantica, Playa Domingos and Cala Mandia.

Hiking

A regional hiking trail connection reaches Son Macià via an unpaved path through vineyards and landscapes with pine trees and scrubland. For travellers interested in hikes through rural landscapes, this connection provides a specific point of reference.

Transport Connections

TIB minibus route 417 connects Manacor with Son Macià and continues to Cales de Mallorca and Cala Murada.

Cycling

A published cycling route connects Son Macià with Felanitx, Manacor, Porreres and Cas Concos through Mallorca’s eastern rural landscape.

For further destination comparisons, you can also compare Cala Morlanda, Cala Romantica, Cala Murada, Porto Cristo and Cales de Mallorca.

For the higher-level travel overview: Manacor.