This old abandoned chapel used to serve as a place for farmers to pray for rain, and later, a place to take refuge from the many pirate attacks. The sanctuary is situated in 205 meters altitude on the hill of same name, offering the most magnificent panoramic views over the south-east coast. Every year, there are two masses held here. This is a point of interest for the hikers and walkers, as it can not be reached by car.
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Santanyí
Santanyí belongs to the Migjorn region, and is located in the south-eastern corner of Mallorca. Generally speaking, it belongs to the most dry areas of the island making it obvious for cultivation of figs, almonds etc. However, Santanyí is a coastal area and you will find a range of great beach destinations such as Cala Santanyí, Cala Llombards, s’Almonia, Portopetro and Cala d’Or which is the most touristic of the holiday destinations in southern Mallorca. Santanyí carries an eventful cultural heritage full of stories of pirate attacks, smuggling and big export adventures, which makes it an interesting place to visit and discover. The heart of Santanyí is the main square of the old town, an ambient place surrounded by bars and restaurants which gives life to the “yellow town”. Wednesday and Saturday are market days in Santanyí, where you can sample some of the local delicacies and products while bargaining good prices of various stuff.
Santanyí things to do, hotels and market