View of Na Macaret from the nature preserve directly across the water (we kayak over there, it's lovely and quiet)














Our unit taken from the back side, which also is on the water ... the units were originally built into the rocks as boat houses, so you can see that there is literally water all around (and from this side there are a couple of deep water diving spots, very beautiful)









Another shot of our unit taken from the kayak on the water...
The inside of a very local bar "Es Raco", where we get our daily baked goods (croissants, bread, ensaimadas)... it's also a great spot to sit with an afternoon coffee and play board games (that they provide)

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