Llevant GR-226 | East Mallorca

Tradition, culture and heritage

The Long-distance trail that invites you to discover the heart of Mallorca’s ‘Llevant’ through the connection of the municipalities of Manacor, Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, Son Servera, Artà and Capdepera.

The Llevant GR-226 route offers a leisurely journey along paths full of history, heritage, culture and the traditions of eastern Mallorca. It is an invitation to connect with the landscape and the identity of the towns that form this GREAT ROUTE.

As you travel along the GR-226, you will follow a variety of dirt trails, mountain paths and coastal routes. This diversity of landscapes is what gives the route its unique identity as a whole.

100.5 KM
4 STAGES

Stage 1

– Cales de Mallorca

– Manacor

Stage 2

– Manacor

– Sant Llorenç

– Son Carrió

Stage 3

– Son Carrió

– Sa Coma

– Cala Millor

– Son Servera

– Artà

Stage 4

– Artà

– Capdepera

– Cala Rajada

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Download the high-resolution map and use it as a guide to check the stages, the names of mountains and landforms, altitudes, historic buildings and all the information related to the Llevant GR-226 | East Mallorca.

Get the physical map at the tourist information offices.

If you are passionate about culture, this is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the island’s rich history and traditions.

With a unique combination of museums, traditional markets, popular festivals and local art, the region offers you an authentic Mallorcan experience. In addition, it is also an ideal destination for sports lovers, as there is a wide variety of outdoor activities perfect for all tastes throughout the year.

The route that connects us step by step.

Tourist Information

Calas de Mallorca, Son Macià, Manacor

Manacor

Sant Llorenç, Son Carrió, Sa Coma, Cala Millor

Sant Llorenç

Cala Millor, Costa dels Pins, Son Servera

Son Servera

Artà

Capdepera, Cala Rajada

Capdepera
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Project funded by the State Secretariat for Tourism (Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism).
In collaboration with: Regional Ministry of Economic Model, Tourism and Labor.