Cabrera National Park
Islands, seabird colonies and protected sea in the Balearic Islands
Cabrera is an archipelago where 895 of the park's 908 square kilometres are sea, and its coast is often considered one of the best preserved in the Mediterranean. Nobody lives here permanently; only park staff and other personnel stay on the islands.
Things to do
- HeritageVisit the 14th-century castle and the museum
- On footWalk to the lighthouse, which you can reach without a guide
- On footJoin an organised hiking tour of the islands
- On the waterBook a laid mooring in the natural harbour if you arrive by boat, then go ashore by dinghy