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Apart from the hotel of course, we enjoyed the hike up 'Torre Nova des Cap Vermell', amazing views over the cove. The trip to the local caves was nice too, although sad to see and learn that the cave is dead due to the damage caused by years of tourism.

We had the most amazing surprise as we entered the property as the hotel and grounds are superb. We were greeted by elegant staff who immediately offered a glass of Prosecco and a short introduction to the facilities. Our room was lovely with a superb view of the sea with immediate access to the beach (which is rocky but accessible). We stayed in their Beachhouse, a steepish walk away from the main reception, however golf buggies and bikes are at hand. The two pool areas both have incredible views, with complementary water (in fridges) and plenty of large pool towels. Beach baskets are in every room, more towels and top quality toiletries. They haven’t missed a trick, but to continue would spoil the surprise. Worth every penny.

Canyamel is small village with several hotels and appartments. the beach is not very big, also sand is not very white. So if you are looking for the good beach you will need to get to some other ones around. Caves were closed because of Corona disaster, some hiking could be recommended however myself was not walking on the hills. It was also offers for paddling and canoe that could be fun.

Canyamel is small town in the east of Majorca. While the island can feel overrun by tourists, in this are you might find some peace and quiet during off season or even the end of high season. Since there is not much to do within Canyamel (except for having great dinners in some of the local restaurants and laying on the beach) I'd recommend a rental car to explore the surroundings. E.g. The wonderful rural town of Arta is only a 15 minutes drive away.

Perfect for a relaxing holiday of sitting on the beach and around the pool. Beautiful setting and gorgeous, sandy beach. A couple of nice walks but a few days was enough for me as I can’t sit round for too long! If I was to stay any longer, a hire car would be a must as there isn’t much in Canyamel itself. There is a bus stop near the beach though too which I suppose I would have used if I was there longer to investigate. We were there for a wedding in the area. Ate at a lovely restaurant but would struggle to eat somewhere different each night had I been for a week.

Nice small quiet area filled with hotels and apartments very close to beach and sea for sunbathing and swimming. Tourist info office and bus route available over bridge from beach to allow for exploring if you want day from beach or use Taxi service if you have not hired a car. Number of restaurants in area we used Pizzeria Vell Mari twice where we were seated in courtyard under sky/sail shade and had lovely reasonably priced meals...sea bass or mix fish grill were our stand out choices. Fabulous location and weather...walking in some areas away from main strip may be challenging as gradients quite large (or maybe that's my lazy self!). Would suit those seeking hiking, calm, beauty, seaviews and striking scenery.