Tour Guide of Sant Joan or San Juan

THE mountainous structure of the municipality and its distance from the center of the capital has led to a rural tourism in an enviable area. Although The city centre does not offer an exit to the coast, the North Zone is offered to places as symbolic as PORTINATX and the almost annexed coves of S’illot des Renclí, Cala Xarraca and Cala Xuclá. The access usually occurs in the south, from Sant Llorenç to about seven kilometres, although it is also feasible starting from Cala Sant Vicent and even, through rural roads, from Sant Miquel.

Mountains, nature, cultivation areas, pine forests and a very humid area, even in summer. Its North Orientation favors a thick vegetation. As the first mountainous area, any cloud entrance becomes a fine rain that tries to overcome abundant elevations. Perhaps It is the enchantment of this green, coupled with the distance from the capital, which has frightened the great tourist nuclei. The Sant Joan City Council itself welcomes this unique Mediterranean landscape. In historical tourism, the most important reviews are taken by the Church of Sant Joan, from the eighteenth century, as well as the coastal surveillance Tower of Portinatx, with a unique landscape and almost unspoiled views of a high coast that admits few reconciliations with Beach tourism.