Small-group and private journeys through the Tramuntana coast, guided to the exact places — and the exact light — where this island became a subject worth painting.
A walking journey through Pollença's streets and studios, ending at the Fundació Dionís Bennàssar itself. You'll see the exact rooms and rooftops the painter worked from, and the quality of northern light that kept him there for a lifetime.
A private boat carries you along the same cliffs Rusiñol and Mir painted from the water, from Port de Sóller toward Cap Formentor. The coast is best understood the way it was first discovered — arriving by sea.
For the full geometry of the coastline at once — the terraces, the coves, the mountain falling into the sea — a helicopter journey over the Tramuntana range gives a vantage point no painter ever had, and no road ever will.
Any of the three journeys above can be timed and routed specifically for photographers — reaching the vantage points Anglada-Camarasa, Mir, and Bennàssar painted from at the precise hour their light was doing what it did in the canvas. Ask when enquiring.
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