Cabrera invites those who seek a connection with nature and appreciate the raw, untouched beauty of the Balearic Islands.
Natural Sanctuary
Explore secluded coves with sparkling turquoise waters, framed by rugged coastline and lush Mediterranean vegetation. Swim, snorkel, or kayak in a setting where nature takes center stage.
Diverse Wildlife
Witness a rich array of marine and birdlife. Spot dolphins playing in the waves, observe endemic lizards basking in the sun, or marvel at the diversity of seabirds nesting on the island's cliffs.
Historical Intrigue
Discover remnants of Cabrera's past. Visit the 14th-century castle overlooking the harbor, a former refuge for pirates and later a prisoner-of-war camp, offering a glimpse into the island's historical layers.
Mediterranean Serenity
Find a secluded spot on one of Cabrera's beaches, with only the sound of waves and the call of seabirds disrupting the tranquility. Experience the true essence of a Mediterranean island escape.
The Story Behind the Views This 14th-century castle, perched dramatically on a hill, offers more than just stunning vistas. Its strategic position reveals its role in defending Mallorca from pirate attacks over the centuries. However, its history took a darker turn during the Napoleonic Wars, when it was used as a prison for thousands of French soldiers. Their harsh conditions and struggles for survival make for a poignant part of the island's story.
Uncovering the Island's Past Dive deeper into Cabrera's story at the island's museum. Explore exhibits showcasing its unique biodiversity and why the island merits its National Park status. Discover archaeological finds that reveal traces of early human settlements on Cabrera, from the Bronze Age to Roman and Byzantine times. Learn how the island's isolation shaped its history and the challenges it faced throughout the centuries.
A Somber Reminder The island's use as a prison camp during the early 1800s is a somber chapter in its history. Thousands of French soldiers were held captive here under dire conditions. Pay your respects at the memorial dedicated to their memory, a stark reminder of the human cost of conflict, set against the island's natural beauty.
