The accommodation provided is 5 double rooms with a shared bath. Both men and women are welcome.
The hermitage was originally a shrine dedicated to the Virgin Mary who appeared in the 16th century. At the onset, the temple consisted only of a roof and altar. Over the years, devotion by the local populace made it possible to build a church. A century ago, a group of nine hermits of the order of San Pablo and San Antonio settled in the complex and assumed responsibility for the shrine. Although they had to leave their voluntary seclusion to obey the order of the Bishop, the hermits inhabited the Ermita de Bonany until 1989, at which time their advancing age and scarce numbers forced them to leave.
Meals are not supplied. Guests are welcome to use the shared kitchen facilities.
Towels and linens are not supplied; only the covers of the mattress are changed for each new guest. Linens are only available for a limited number of guests. It is recommended that guests provide their own.
Accommodation within monastery
Historic houses
Gardens
By car: From Palma de Mallorca take C715 towards Manacor. Go north at Vilafranca de Bonany (PM331) following the signs to Petra. From Petra follow the signs or ask for the Ermita de Bonany.
By ferry or plane to Palma: From Palma de Mallorca take the bus to Petra. From there it is about 2 km to the Hermitage. Taxis are available in Petra.
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