The GR221: what it is, and how to walk it well
The Dry Stone Route from the inside — where it came from, which stages are worth your legs, and what a guide actually adds.
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The things people ask us before they come — the GR221, the seasons, walking with children, what to pack, where to stay — answered properly.
Our complete 16-page guide & magazine: curated Tramuntana traverses, the GR-221 Dry Stone Route breakdown, private Walk & Wine bodegas, weather guide, and packing checklists from local guides.
A gentle descent on ancient dry-stone cobbles with wide sea views and fresh orange juice at Can Prohem.
In-depth reading written by our local mountain guides before you set foot on the trail.
The Dry Stone Route from the inside — where it came from, which stages are worth your legs, and what a guide actually adds.
When the wildflowers come, when the tops hold ice, when the mountains are simply too hot — and which walks suit which season.
The routes that win kids over, how a guide flexes the day, and the honest limits we won’t push.
Two of the best village bases in the Tramuntana — one a jewel box, one a working town — and which suits which kind of week.
The short list for a guided day walk, the reasoning behind the footwear rule, and the things people wish they’d brought.
The walk that finishes at a table under the vines — the two ways in, the three tastings, and the gentler Banyalbufar alternative.
