The Capdepera Lighthouse, together with the Artrutx Lighthouse on Menorca, marks the channel that separates the two islands at its narrowest point. Located at the easternmost enclave of Mallorca, historians recount that it was on this very slope where King Jaume I the Conqueror awaited the return of the envoys he had sent to Menorca to demand the island’s Muslim surrender.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting landscapes surrounding Predi Son Jaumell on two wheels. Mallorca is a cyclist’s paradise, where every path invites you to wander through nature, history, and breathtaking views. Rent one of our bicycles and follow trails that wind through golden fields, rolling hills, and charming villages like Capdepera, crowned by its medieval castle. Let the nearby coastline captivate you with its crystal-clear coves and awe-inspiring scenery.

Our carefully curated selection of relaxation treatments is designed to revitalize both body and mind. From soothing massages that melt away built-up tension to facial and body therapies that hydrate and rejuvenate your skin, every treatment has been thoughtfully crafted to deliver the ultimate relaxation. Surrender to tranquility. Each treatment is an invitation to disconnect from the world and reconnect with yourself.

Begin each morning with the tranquillity of a yoga session in an unbeatable setting. At Hotel Son Jaumell, we invite you to reconnect with your well-being through guided practices led by expert instructors, who customise each session to suit your level and preferences. Experience outdoor classes surrounded by the beauty of Mediterranean nature, or retreat to thoughtfully designed spaces created to foster calm and balance. Whether you prefer a gentle practice to unwind or a dynamic session to revitalise your energy, our yoga classes are the perfect addition to your stay. Let us arrange your ideal yoga experience, making each day an opportunity to renew both body and soul.

Aunque el lugar donde se encuentra ha sido ocupado desde la época prehistórica, el castillo de Capdepera se construyó bajo el mandato del rey Jaume II en el año 1300. Era un pueblo fortificado con viviendas humildes en su interior. Su época de máxima ocupación fueron los siglos XVI y XVII, cuando sus pobladores recibían constantes ataques piratas. Hoy es el máximo reclamo turístico de Capdepera.

Cycling in Mallorca offers numerous benefits, both physical and mental, in a privileged natural setting. The island features a rich variety of landscapes, from the rugged mountains of the Sierra de Tramuntana to its crystal-clear beaches and rural roads winding through fields and vineyards. This diversity allows cyclists to enjoy routes for all levels, whether for demanding training or peaceful rides. The Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and sunny summers, makes cycling an ideal activity year-round, attracting cyclists from around the world. Additionally, Mallorca boasts a well-developed cycling infrastructure, with well-maintained roads and a network of clearly marked routes, enhancing both safety and enjoyment of the sport.

With more than 20 golf courses designed by renowned professionals, Mallorca offers top-tier facilities, stunning landscapes, and a climate that allows you to enjoy the game year-round. From Predi Son Jaumell, you’ll be just minutes away from iconic courses, where every swing becomes an unforgettable experience. Experience golf like never before. Mallorca is waiting for you.

The Gardens of Sa Torre Cega not only stand out for their scenic beauty but also for their rich history and cultural significance. Perched atop a hill in Capdepera, they offer spectacular views of the Mallorcan coastline, creating a connection between the sea and the land that defines much of the island's character.

The Caves of Artà are a natural wonder, a place that radiates a unique magic, rarely encountered in a lifetime. With stalactites and stalagmites of extraordinary shapes and a captivating light and sound show, it’s an experience that will awaken all your senses.

It is a defensive tower built in the 13th century. It served as a lookout against pirate attacks and also as a refuge. This unique building has very few counterparts in Europe with similar characteristics. Once the attacks ceased, the Tower of Canyamel was transformed into a farmhouse, and today it houses a museum and a restaurant.