Bunyola is a small town housing just under 6,000 residents. It is located on the southern foot of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, to the north west of Majorca. The town of Bunyola itself is quite small and traditionally Majorcan in appearance, with a picturesque town square perfect for lazy afternoon coffee.
This year the 7th sweet fair is being organised in Esporles, where you'll be able to enjoy the best sweets, deserts and chocolates made by both professional and amateur chefs in Majorca.
During the fair, there are also handicraft stalls, popular dancing, a cocktail exhibition and some other activities such street exhibitions. Last year around 10.000 people visited the fair.
In Majorca's Tramuntana Mountains, which are declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, you'll find a little town, very similar to a small town that can be found in Palestine (Holy Land) that was also called Galilea in 1550.
This stretch of the Palma to Santa Maria cycle route covers approximately 10.5KM, uphill for the most part. The journey takes you from 200 meters above sea level at Bunyola to 525 meters at its peak, Coll d'Honor. There are some great views into the valleys of Majorca on the way. From the peak there is a descent of approximately 4KM into the village of Orient.
