The old Postman's route from Esporles to Banyalbufar, ending with Malvasia wine and local bites at a tiny family bodega above the sea.
Good for most fitness levels and families with older children — a gentle day, though the ground is rarely flat.
The Camí des Correu — the path the postman once walked — climbs steadily out of Esporles and over into Banyalbufar, a village built entirely on stone terraces that step down towards the water. It is easy, shaded walking on a well-made old trail, about 220 m of climbing spread over the way.
In Banyalbufar you walk through the centre, and just past the church you reach one of the village bodegas. The tasting is out at a rustic spot just outside it, sea view and all: local Malvasia wines and delicacies laid on for the group, while the host talks you through the growers, the vines and the wine.
Guide’s tipEasy, shaded walking — good for a hot day. Save your appetite: the Malvasia and local bites at the bodega, sea below, are the whole point.
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You choose your tasting when you book — it is a per-person supplement added to the walk. All prices include 21% VAT.
Malvasia wines at a small family bodega just outside Banyalbufar, with local bites and the sea below. Groups of 5+.
€48.40 per person · VAT included
Groups of 5+Starts at Esporles, finishing at Banyalbufar. It's in the North West of the Serra de Tramuntana.
Approximate start area. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. We send exact directions and the meeting time when you book, and can arrange a transfer or point you to the bus.
We usually meet mid-morning at the start point. Plan on about 2.5 hours of walking plus stops for photos, a breather and something to eat — so, back by early afternoon, depending on the group. The bodega visit and tasting adds roughly another 1–1½ hours at the end. Your guide confirms the exact meeting time and place when you book.
A private guide booked exclusively for your party, plus civil liability and accident insurance. Transport, food and drinks are not included — your guide will suggest where to stop. The bodega visit and tasting is the per-person supplement described above — added to your total when you book.
Sturdy walking boots with ankle support, a 25–30 L daypack, at least 1.5 L of water, snacks, sun protection and a light waterproof. Walking poles help on the steeper, stonier sections. See the full what to bring list for a day's walking.
The walk starts at Esporles, in the North West of the Serra de Tramuntana. There is parking near the start if you drive; otherwise we can arrange a private transfer or point you to the nearest bus. We send exact directions and the meeting time once you have booked.
It is graded Easy. You will want to be comfortable with 220 m of climbing and around 2.5 hours on your feet over uneven ground, but no special experience is needed. If you are not sure, tell us how you usually walk and we will be honest about whether it fits.
Yes, on a private walk — just tell us their ages in advance so we set the right pace. Parents look after their own children throughout, including carrying younger ones.
Comfortable in every season. There is enough shade, and it sits low enough to work well in high summer and on a clear winter day too.
It depends which tasting you pick: the “Malvasia tasting at a family bodega + local bites” needs 5 or more. The calculator on this page flags it if your group is smaller.
Tell us your date and group size and we'll confirm a private guide for your party.
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