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Campanet is a sleepy pueblo in the north east of Mallorca. This charming and traditional village is far away from the busy tourist spots and is part of undiscovered Mallorca. The settlement has been inhabited since the Saracen and Roman times. Despite being small, the area is well connected by road networks to most of the big towns and coastal resorts.<\/p>\n

\"Campanet,<\/p>\n

The town has a reputation for spring water. There are several natural outlets from which the water, having flowed down from the local mountains, surfaces in ancient wells. The chapel of Sant Miquel, which was built in the 13th\u00a0<\/sup>century, is one of the oldest on the Island. It is very near to Campanet, and is the place to visit the \u2018Fonts Ufanes\u2019, springs for which the area is famous.<\/p>\n

The main attraction of this village is its intrinsic beauty. It definitely has a specific charm of its own. It\u2019s a pleasure to walk around its narrow, old, traditional streets and genuine island architecture. You can\u2019t help but end up in the main square known as \u2018Placa Major\u2019, with its 18th<\/sup> century Baroque church of \u2018The Immaculate Conception.\u2019<\/p>\n

Campanet hosts an agricultural fair in May and during the second week of July there is an eight-day festival in celebration of the\u00a0Patron Saint of Sant Victoria.<\/p>\n

The Caves of Campanet are near the village and although not as extensive as others on the island they are in a way more authentic. The cave has an eerie quality with its proliferation of waxy stalactites and stalagmites.\u00a0 You can have a guided tour, which is probably advisable as the cave is also home to a species of flesh eating beetle, mind you they are apparently blind, so you may be alright!<\/p>\n

There are good places for hiking in this region of Mallorca. Cycling is also very popular\u00a0on the island, and you are likely to witness large groups of cyclists, particularly in the winter months.<\/p>\n

If you are looking for high-quality, self-catering accommodation on Mallorca, here\u2019s two options you may want to consider.<\/p>\n

Ca Na Xidoia\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Ca Na Xidoia<\/a> is a one-bedroom property that sleeps two guests and is just 1.3 kilometres from the beach.<\/p>\n

Despite its countryside situation, this pretty villa is just 1.1km from all amenities, in the stunning town of Alc\u00fadia, with its famous Roman walls. Ca Na Xidoia oozes character with beamed ceilings, terracotta floor tiles and exposed stone walls.<\/p>\n

Es Mirador <\/strong><\/p>\n

Es Mirador<\/a> is a one-bedroom, two-bathroom country cottage that is discretely tucked away in a wonderfully private location. This hideaway cottage is thoughtfully appointed and comfortably furnished throughout, with impressive attention to detail.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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