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Puig d’en Company: Hiking Mallorca’s Quiet Serra de Llevant Peak

A moderate trail to sweeping views over Mallorca’s southeast coast and the Tramuntana range.

Balearic IslandsUpdated 23 September 2026

Why Puig d’en Company Stands Out

At 400 metres, Puig d’en Company rises above the almond groves and pine woods of Mallorca’s Serra de Llevant, offering hikers a compact but rewarding climb with 360-degree vistas that stretch from the Mediterranean to the distant Tramuntana peaks. Unlike busier summits such as Puig de Sant Salvador, this lesser-visited mountain delivers solitude and wide-open scenery without crowds.

The Hiking Experience

The main route begins near the village of Felanitx and follows a well-marked path through terraced olive and carob terraces before entering Aleppo pine forest. The ascent is steady rather than steep, with occasional rocky steps that reward steady footing. On clear days the summit cairn frames views of Cabrera island to the south and the Bay of Palma to the west. Spring brings wild orchids and rosemary in bloom; autumn offers cooler temperatures and fewer insects.

Practical Route Details

  • Distance: approximately 6 km round-trip
  • Elevation gain: 300 m
  • Duration: 2–2.5 hours at a relaxed pace
  • Trail surface: dirt and loose stone; sturdy boots recommended

Getting There

Drive southeast from Palma via the Ma-19 motorway, exiting toward Felanitx. Continue on the Ma-4010 past the town and watch for a small signed parking area on the left shortly after kilometre 12. No regular bus service reaches the trailhead, so a rental car or taxi from Felanitx (10 minutes) is the most reliable option. From the parking spot a clear path leads directly uphill.

Best Time to Visit

October through June offers the most comfortable conditions. July and August bring intense heat and little shade on the upper slopes; start at dawn if visiting in summer. Winter days are often crisp and clear, though occasional rain can make the path slippery.

Nearby Attractions

Combine the hike with a visit to the dramatic Santuari de Sant Salvador monastery, 15 minutes north, or the coastal town of Porto Colom for fresh seafood and a harbour stroll. The wine route around Felanitx and the nearby Dragon Caves provide additional half-day options.

Visitor tips

  • Carry at least 1.5 litres of water per person; there are no refill points on the trail.
  • Wear long sleeves in spring and summer to guard against pine processionary caterpillars and thorns.
  • Download an offline map such as Wikiloc; mobile signal fades on the upper slopes.

Frequently asked questions

How difficult is the hike to Puig du2019en Company?+

The trail is rated moderate. Steady elevation gain over 3 km makes it suitable for most walkers with average fitness; children over 10 usually manage it comfortably.

Is there parking at the trailhead?+

A small gravel area holds about 10u201312 cars. Arrive before 10 a.m. on weekends to secure a space.

Can I visit Puig du2019en Company without a car?+

Public transport does not reach the trailhead. Taxis from Felanitx or organised hiking tours from Palma are the main alternatives.

Are dogs allowed on the trail?+

Yes, dogs are permitted if kept on a lead; remember to bring waste bags as there are no bins on the mountain.

What should I wear and bring?+

Sturdy hiking shoes, sun protection, a light windproof layer, and plenty of water. A head torch is useful if you plan a winter descent after sunset.

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