5. Sa Talaia (The Watchtower)

Translated as "the watchtower," the highest point on the island (1,558 feet) affords visitors a panoramic view of the southern part of the island and, on a clear day, the Spanish mainland. A strenuous two-hour hike can take you to the peak to breathtaking vistas and cooler temperatures – there is also a rough dirt road to the top. Or, for the less adventurous, just visit the church, galleries or restaurants of Sant Josép.   (© 10Best)

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