Caimari, a village in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana on Mallorca and, alongside Moscari, Biniamar and Binibona, part of the municipality of Selva, is known for its picturesque landscape and authentic atmosphere and roughly translates as "collection of caves". With around 700 inhabitants, the village retains its quiet and traditional character. Caimari is about 37 km from Palma and 42 km from the airport. The village is particularly known for its olive oil production, with numerous olive groves and mills. The annual olive fair, the "Fira de l'Oliva", offers a wonderful opportunity to taste and purchase local products. Caimari is also an ideal starting point for hiking and cycling tours in the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its impressive landscapes and diverse flora and fauna. The church of Sant Llorenç, built in the 17th century, is a fine example of Mallorcan religious architecture. Visitors can also visit the nearby pilgrimage church of Lluc, which is considered the spiritual center of Mallorca and is an important pilgrimage site. The nearest beaches are also within easy reach. Alcúdia beach, one of the most popular beaches on the island, and Playa de Muro, known for its fine sand and clear water, are around 30 km away. Caimari combines traditional Mallorcan culture with the natural beauty of the Tramuntana, offering an idyllic setting for a home in Mallorca.