Enjoy turquoise waters, secluded coves and sun-drenched beaches all around Palma.
Wander through historic streets, hidden courtyards and admire Palma's magnificent cathedral.
Sip a cocktail overlooking the Mediterranean and enjoy some of the island's most spectacular sunsets.
Catamaran cruises, coastal villages, the Serra de Tramuntana and breathtaking landscapes await.
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Our favorite experiences to discover the very best of Mallorca.
Step aboard a catamaran and sail across the crystal-clear waters of Palma Bay. Swim in turquoise coves, enjoy lunch overlooking the Mediterranean and relax under the sun during one of Mallorca's signature experiences.
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As the sun sets behind Mallorca's mountains, Palma Bay is bathed in spectacular colours. Enjoy a festive cruise with a live DJ, music and breathtaking views of the coastline.
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Overlooking the Mediterranean, La Seu is one of Europe's finest Gothic landmarks. Skip the queues and admire its spectacular architecture and magnificent interior.
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Ride the famous wooden train to Sóller and travel through the spectacular Serra de Tramuntana, passing mountains, tunnels, valleys and orange groves. A true Mallorca classic.
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Explore one of Mallorca's most impressive natural attractions, famous for its underground lake, spectacular rock formations and unforgettable classical music concert inside the caves.
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End your day with an authentic live flamenco performance in a warm and vibrant atmosphere. Guitar, singing, dancing and a complimentary drink create an unforgettable Spanish evening.
💃 Book the show →With its pedestrian-friendly Old Town, seafront promenade, cycling paths and buses connecting the city's main beaches, Palma is easy to explore without a car. However, renting a vehicle remains the best way to discover the rest of Mallorca.
The EMT network connects the city's main districts, the historic centre, the port, Can Pere Antoni and Cala Major beaches, as well as many of Palma's top attractions. An easy and affordable way to get around the city.
View the EMT network →Explore Palma effortlessly by electric bike. Ride past the cathedral, wander through historic streets, follow the Paseo Marítimo and enjoy stunning Mediterranean views along the way.
Discover the tour →Reach your hotel with ease thanks to a shared transfer between Palma Airport and the city. A convenient way to start your holiday without stress or waiting around.
Book your transfer →While Palma is easy to explore on foot or by bus, renting a car is the best way to reach Mallorca's most beautiful beaches, the Serra de Tramuntana, Valldemossa, Sóller, Cap de Formentor and the island's most secluded coves.
📍 Valldemossa • Sóller • Formentor • Cala Mondragó • Sa Calobra
The perfect choice for a first visit to Palma. Wander between the cathedral, cobbled streets, traditional Mallorcan courtyards, boutique shops and excellent restaurants, all within walking distance in a charming Mediterranean setting.
Palma's trendiest neighbourhood, famous for its lively food market, tapas bars, creative restaurants and vibrant nightlife. Ideal for travellers looking to experience the city's local and contemporary atmosphere.
Once a traditional fishing district, this is now one of Palma's most pleasant areas. Seafront promenades, small beaches, waterfront cafés and a relaxed atmosphere make it a perfect choice for a romantic or peaceful stay.
Perfect for a beach holiday with a long sandy shoreline, hotels with pools, restaurants, bars and plenty of water sports. Close to the airport, it's an excellent option for travellers seeking relaxation by the sea.
From the historic charm of Palma's Old Town to the lively atmosphere of Santa Catalina, the seaside promenade of Portixol and the beachfront resorts of Playa de Palma, every neighbourhood offers a different way to experience Mallorca.
From Mediterranean cuisine and tapas to local wines, traditional pastries and freshly caught seafood, Palma de Mallorca is a destination that delights both the palate and the eyes.
Learn how to prepare authentic paella, discover the secrets of Spanish tapas and enjoy a friendly meal paired with local wines. A delicious experience to bring a taste of Mallorca back home.
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Discover Palma's best local spots while tasting traditional tapas, Mallorcan wines and regional specialties in the heart of the Old Town.
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Visit a local winery, discover the island's grape varieties and enjoy a tasting of regional wines paired with local products. A wonderful way to explore another side of Mallorca.
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No trip to Mallorca is complete without tasting an ensaïmada, the island's iconic pastry. The historic Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo has been baking them for more than three centuries.
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Take a seat on a waterfront terrace and enjoy fresh fish, seafood and Mediterranean cuisine overlooking Palma's harbour. The perfect way to end a day by the sea.
View the restaurant →From breathtaking landscapes and unspoiled nature to local gastronomy, boat excursions and unique experiences, Mallorca offers countless ways to discover the island at your own pace.
Explore one of Mallorca's most beautiful coastal areas, where dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters and secluded coves reveal a quieter, more authentic side of the island.
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Hike through the UNESCO-listed mountain range, passing traditional stone villages, scenic trails and spectacular views over the Mediterranean Sea.
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Explore Palma at your own pace with the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus and easily reach the city's main landmarks, historic districts and scenic viewpoints.
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Head out to sea for the chance to observe dolphins in their natural habitat during an unforgettable boat trip along the coast of Mallorca.
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Take a speedboat to a hidden cove near Cap Formentor, enjoy an introductory dive with a certified instructor, then discover crystal-clear waters during a snorkelling session.
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Drive through Mallorca's mountains, scenic tracks and hidden coves in a buggy while discovering spectacular landscapes far from the usual tourist routes.
🏎️ Book the buggy →With its turquoise waters, dramatic cliffs and UNESCO-listed mountains, Mallorca is a true playground for outdoor enthusiasts. From the sea to the mountains, the island offers unforgettable adventures for every level.
Explore Mallorca's crystal-clear waters by kayak or paddleboard, discover sea caves accessible only from the water and enjoy a snorkelling session in secluded coves with stunning turquoise waters.
Explore the caves →Ride across Mallorca's scenic tracks and panoramic roads before reaching hidden coves for swimming, snorkelling and an optional cliff jump for an unforgettable adrenaline rush.
Start the adventure →Take control of a jet ski and cruise along Mallorca's dramatic cliffs, sea caves and secluded beaches. One of the most exciting ways to experience the island's spectacular coastline.
Ride a jet ski →Get behind the wheel of a spectacular three-wheeled Formula Car and drive along Mallorca's scenic coastal and mountain roads. A unique driving experience combining breathtaking views with thrilling sensations.
Take the wheel →Beyond Palma, Mallorca reveals mountain villages, turquoise coves, scenic roads and some of the Mediterranean's most breathtaking landscapes. These day trips showcase the island's incredible diversity.
Ride the famous wooden train through the mountains before continuing on the historic tram to the charming Port de Sóller. A classic Mallorca excursion combining heritage, scenery and Mediterranean charm.
Ranked among Spain's most beautiful villages, Valldemossa charms visitors with its cobbled streets, stone houses, green shutters and peaceful atmosphere in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana.
Towering cliffs, spectacular viewpoints and turquoise waters make Cap de Formentor one of Mallorca's most impressive natural landmarks. Even the drive there is an unforgettable experience.
Discover one of Europe's largest cave systems, famous for its vast underground lake and unforgettable classical music concerts performed in an extraordinary natural setting.
From medieval walls and flower-filled streets to traditional markets and beautiful sandy beaches, Alcúdia and Pollença offer an authentic taste of northern Mallorca away from Palma's lively atmosphere.
Cruise to Es Pontàs, Caló des Moro and Cala Marmols, three breathtaking gems along Mallorca's southeast coast best discovered from the sea. Dramatic cliffs, natural rock arches, snorkelling and crystal-clear waters make this one of the island's most unforgettable boat trips.
Explore the coves →Spanish and Catalan (Mallorquín) are the island's official languages. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, while French is occasionally understood.
The euro (€) is used throughout the island. Credit and debit cards are accepted almost everywhere, including shops, restaurants and tourist activities.
Renting a car is the best way to explore Mallorca's hidden coves, mountain villages and scenic viewpoints. If you're staying mainly in Palma, public transport is more than sufficient.
Four to seven days is enough to discover Palma, the villages of the Serra de Tramuntana, several stunning coves and enjoy some of the island's best sea activities.
From April to June and from September to October, Mallorca enjoys pleasant temperatures, warm seas and fewer crowds than during the peak summer season.
Plan on around €120 to €250 per person per day depending on the season, accommodation and activities. Booking several weeks in advance often secures the best prices.
Rental prices rise quickly during school holidays, and the most popular vehicles sell out fast. Booking early usually means lower prices and a wider choice.
Beautiful beaches such as Caló des Moro, Cala Deià and Cala Varques become crowded very early in summer. Arriving in the morning offers a much more peaceful experience.
From May to September, temperatures can rise quickly. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen and a hat, especially if you're hiking or joining a boat excursion.
Although Mallorca looks small on a map, the mountain roads are winding and slower than expected. Journeys through the Serra de Tramuntana often take longer than visitors anticipate.
Palma has beautiful beaches, but Mallorca's most spectacular scenery is found in its hidden coves, mountain villages and breathtaking viewpoints in the north and west of the island.
Four to seven days is ideal to explore Palma, the charming villages of the Serra de Tramuntana, several iconic coves and some of the island's top excursions.
April to June and September to October offer the perfect balance of pleasant weather, warm sea temperatures and fewer crowds than the peak summer months.
Yes, if you want to explore picturesque villages, secluded beaches and scenic coastal roads. If you're staying mainly in Palma, public transport is perfectly adequate.
Caló des Moro, Cala Varques, Cala Deià, Es Trenc, Cala Mondragó and Cala Agulla are among the island's most beautiful beaches and coves.
Palma is an excellent base for discovering the island. For a quieter experience, the charming towns of Sóller, Port de Sóller, Alcúdia and Pollença are also excellent choices.
Absolutely. With safe beaches, boat trips, picturesque villages, aquariums, water parks and plenty of outdoor activities, Mallorca is a fantastic destination for a family holiday.