At the foot of the Tramuntana mountains, in the heart of Mallorca, lies Selva, which includes the villages of Caimari, Moscari, Biniamar and Binibona. They all have a very special charm and, with their characteristic stone houses and tranquil atmosphere, transport us back to the Mallorca of yesteryear. The 13th century church of Sant Lorenç is an architectural jewel that reflects the history of the village. The narrow streets and traditional stone houses give Selva an authentic charm. The weekly market, where fresh produce and handmade goods are offered, is interesting. In June, the Fira de les Herbes (Herbs Fair) takes place, dedicated to aromatic and medicinal plants, and in November, the Fira de l'Oliva (Olive Fair) is held in Caimari, an opportunity to get to know the culture of olive oil in Mallorca. Throughout the year you can visit the old Sa Tafona de Caimari oil mill at the entrance to the village and take part in oil tastings. Selva is also a hiker's paradise. Numerous hiking trails lead through the surrounding mountains and offer spectacular views of the island. The nearby Lluc Nature Park is another popular excursion destination. The central location of Selva, approx. 35 km from Palma, makes it an ideal starting point for excursions to the island's beaches and surrounding sights. At the same time, the village offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist resorts.