Archipiélago de Cabrera National Park 

The island and archipelago of Cabrera and the sea around them are a nature reserve of great value. Access is by boat (la golondrina) departing from La Colonia de San Jordi every morning at ten and returning at six in the afternoon: the only facilities on the island are a cantina, so it is probably sensible to take provisions: dispose of your rubbish sensibly, please.
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Cabrera - from Mallorca Web 

Highly informative page, covering the national park from the practical point of view: when to go, how to get there, and so on.
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Colonia Sant Jordi 

Small fishing village in the south of Majorca, from which a boat departs every morning for the island and national park of Cabrera. Page from Mallorca-Majorca.co.uk.
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Map of Cabrera 

From the Spanish Ministry of the Environment's national park pages, with indication of permitted anchorage points and areas where scuba diving is permitted.
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Parque Nacional del Archipiélago de Cabrera 

The Cabrera Archipelago is the "best example of unchanged island ecosystems in the Spanish Mediterranean." If you intend to visit in your own or a rented boat, or scuba dive within the national park, you will need the appropriate permit: see under "Organizar la Visita."
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