Scenery Around the Island of Mallorca

Due to the CoronaVirus lockdown, I haven't been able to travel.  But, I still have a zillion photos from my past explorations of the island of Mallorca, where I call home.  Here's a random handful to share with you.

Cala Major (My Your)

A community adjacent to Palma.

Beautiful rock formations at 'West Dock' beach.

Snorkeling near West Dock beach, I came upon this cave.

A 600 year old olive tree at Plaza Cort in Palma.

Part of the Tramuntana Mountain range.

A UNESCO World Heritage site.

Convent of Santa Clara - Palma

Rock walls are EVERYWHERE in Mallorca.

I love how these are built without mortar like a jigsaw puzzle.

The Norwegian Epic

4100 passengers

1,081 feet long

1,724 crew

19 decks

200 feet tall

Northern coastline.

Many areas have nicely constructed walkways and stairs leading down to the beach.

Typical narrow streets in old town Palma.

Windmills are all over Mallorca, like these in Palma.
The vast majority are no longer operational.

One of many public swim facilities in Palma.

Ave Born
(the Rodeo Drive of Palma)

Next up...

I go below ground into caves of stalagmite and stalactites below Porto Cristo!!

Stay Tuned!!

Dano

By the way, if you're interested in viewing any of my past entries about travelling around Europe and where I live in Mallorca, simply scroll down past my signature to the end.  There, you'll see 'Blog History'.  You can click on any Month/Year to see the titles I published at that time.  Simply click on the title you're interested in and it will take you to that page.