Tourists and locals won’t be able to enjoy the sunset from the sa Fordada viewpoint for the foreseeable future, because Deya City Council has decided to close the access road for safety reasons.
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Sunset ban at sa Fordada in Majorca
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I was driving by Sa Foradada yesterday around the time of the way when the sun was setting. The road was packed with cars and people who have stopped to enjoy the sunset. Unless some control is implemented the decision to close the vintage point only puts in danger anyone who happens to be passing on the road or the people themselves as the road itself is not that wide.