Clot de ses Mates

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A gaping maw in the earth. That’s the Clot de ses Mates. This isn’t some fantastical legend. This is real. Right here before you.

Welcome to the Clot de ses Mates a sinkhole near the path nestled within the Serra de na Burguesa mountains. It’s a hidden gem a secret almost swallowed by the vegetation. Imagine the effort it took to discover this place hidden amongst the trees.

The Clot de ses Mates is a significant site. It’s approximately 15 meters by 10 meters. Its southern side slopes gently downward. The northern side is a sheer drop about 5 meters deep. Inside the Clot de ses Mates you will find a dry-stone structure. There’s also a short gallery just 3 meters long and less than a meter high. Sadly years of neglect have allowed nature to reclaim this fascinating place.

Picture this. The silence broken only by the rustle of leaves. The scent of pine and damp earth hangs heavy in the air. You can almost hear the whispers of those who built the dry-stone structure centuries ago. Who were they? What was their purpose? These are the intriguing questions that haunt this place. The small gallery offers a tantalising glimpse into a deeper mystery. What lies beyond? The overgrown entrance beckons yet remains stubbornly silent.

Today the Clot de ses Mates is mostly a challenge to find. It requires a bit of a hike. A gentle stroll through a pine forest leads you to the edge of this hidden treasure. A testament to the enduring power of nature and a reminder of what we can lose if we don’t protect our history.

The Clot de ses Mates stands as a monument to time. It’s a reminder that even the earth itself can change and conceal. But at its heart it remains a place of mystery. A place of whispers a place of secrets. A place that is still waiting to be fully explored. It is a fascinating glimpse into the past hidden within the stunning landscape of Mallorca.

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