I love Deya. It is one of my favourite villages on the island. Luckily or unfortunately I am not alone in my thinking! This small village made famous by Robert Graves is packed during the summer and the council need to have a serious look at the road situation. The main “highway” from Valldemossa to Soller goes straight through the village and the road is packed. Unfortunately the pavements in the village aren´t too wide and you can´t make them any bigger because you would just make the road even smaller. During the summer months the village is busy and in some instances you have quite a nasty mix of traffic and pedestrians.
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Residents in Formentor have said that the problem is even more pronounced now than it was before
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Trying to control all vehicles onto the Formentor peninsula is crazy. The previous restrictions after the hotel to the lighthouse worked fairly well. The traffic to the lighthouse was insane. Now, it’s chaos as nobody really understands what is happening or how to go about getting authorisation. There’s just no warnings or information for tourists until they get to the roundabout. It makes Mallorca look like a disorganised, chaotic and haphazardly thought out out place. ( we know it is ) but do the powers that be have to make it so apparent to our visitors?