Ses Collidores: From a Traditional House to a Lodge in the Tramuntana Mountains

Planícia public estate is preparing to accommodate hikers along the Ruta de Pedra en Sec trail

What does it consist of?

In the heart of the Tramuntana Mountains, the refurbishment of the ‘Cases de ses Collidores’ is underway to convert these traditional buildings into a mountain lodge. The project, located on Planícia public estate, aims to protect heritage and offer a new space for hikers and visitors.

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PROJECT TITLE IN THE CALL
Construction project in the Cases de Ses Collidores refuge, in the Planícia public estate located in the Serra de Tramuntana Natural Area
LOCATION
Mallorca (Banyalbufar)
Entity submitting the PROJECT
Govern de les Illes Balears
Entity that executes the project
Institut Balear de la Natura (IBANAT)
Project code
ITS2016-033
Total project amount
475.742 €
ITS granted amount
475.742 €
Executed amount
19.585 €
Call year
2016
Budget implementation status
In execution
Purpose
Environment
Budget execution
Executed: 4.12%
Last updated
03.07.2026

The project

Planícia public estate in Banyalbufar is one of the most iconic spots in the Tramuntana Mountains, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Among its buildings, the ‘Cases de ses Collidores’ stand out for their traditional architecture and cultural importance. However, time has left its mark, with wear and tear requiring complete renovation.

The project underway aims to refurbish the houses and make them available to the public as a mountain lodge, bringing them into the Recreational Areas Network managed by the Regional Ministry of the Environment. The location makes the site a strategic point for hikers and travellers on the Ruta de Pedra en Sec (GR221).

The works will maintain the original structure and layout, targeting roofs, outer walls and ethnological elements to preserve the building’s traditional character. The future lodge will have 329 m2 of space spread over two floors, with common areas, a kitchen, dining room, bedrooms, accessible bathrooms and capacity for 10 to 12 people, as well as space for service staff.

Beyond providing accommodation, the project has a twofold objective: to protect a property of exceptional cultural value and to allow public use of the estate, offering direct contact with the natural environment and the landscape. The action has received an investment of €475,742 and is part of broader actions for the conservation and enhancement of the island’s natural spaces.