Spend your first day on one of the island's most popular beaches, Palma. The clear turquoise waters, soft sand, and warm sun, make this an ideal spot for relaxation or various water sports activities. Make sure to bring sunscreen, towels, and any other beach essentials you might need.
Head out to Serra de Tramuntana, the breathtaking mountain range in the northwest of the island, and enjoy the picturesque views of olive groves, hilltop villages, and rocky peaks. You can join a bike tour or hike through its many trails and experience stunning nature scenes.
In the charming fishing village of Port de Soller, you can take a stroll along the picturesque harbour, visit the Lighthouse, or discover the Plaça Constitució, the village's main square. The village is also known for its many seafood restaurants, serving up some of the freshest catch found in the Mediterranean.
Take a break from the beaches and mountains and visit Palma Aquarium located in Playa de Palma. Here you can explore the underwater world of Mediterranean Sea and the world's oceans. The aquarium is home to over 8,000 marine animals and offers interactive experiences like feeding sharks, diving with rays or exploring the coral reefs.
Make a visit to the charming hilltop village of Fornalutx, the winner of Spain's most beautiful village. The village is replete with narrow streets and staircases, the houses painted in warm sunshine colors and decorated with overflowing flower pots. Fornalutx is known for its steady climate, hence it’s also known as "The Miracle of Mallorca".
Spend a day at Playa de Muro, one of the longest beaches on the island. With its fine white sand and crystal-clear waters, this beach is much quieter than many of its neighbors. You can also visit the S'Albufera Natural Park, the largest wetland in the Balearic Islands, located just beside the beach.
Visit the Alcázar of Levante, a royal palace located in the east of Mallorca. The palace offers a fascinating insight into the life of the Imperial family and is surrounded by lush gardens and stunning sea views.
Journey to the Cabrera Archipelago Maritime-Terrestrial National Park to experience the protected natural beauty and relax in tranquility. Explore the pristine beaches, enjoy snorkeling, or visit the castle museum. Note: It's best to book a boat tour in advance, as it is not allowed to access the park independently.
Discover the beauty of the Algarve region in Portugal by taking a beach-hopping tour of the coast. The tour includes a visit to the famous Benagil Cave, a natural wonder with crystal waters and impressive rock formations. A true paradise for relaxation lovers, bring a camera to capture the stunning views.
Visit Canyamel beach, one of the quieter beaches in the Eastern side of Mallorca, known for its beautiful cove, clear aquamarine waters, and pristine white sands. With few visitors, you can enjoy the tranquilly and relax under the sun.
Cala Mondrago, a true gem of an island's south coast, is made up of two beautiful coves of crystal-clear turquoise water, white sand, and leafy pines. This beach facility includes an on-site restaurant, shower, parking and lounge chairs, offering optimum relaxation opportunity.
Located near the town of Bunyola, Jardins d'Alfabia is a beautiful garden of Moorish origin, with many fountains, terraces, and lush vegetation, including olive and orange trees. The beautiful views of Serra de Tramuntana and the Mediterranean in the distance are breathtaking, making this garden a perfect place to relax and unwind.
Es Trenc is a beautiful white sandy beach with clear blue waters and stunning views, located in the southeast of Mallorca. With its wide beach, shallow waters, and no buildings in sight, this is the ideal location for relaxation lovers. You can visit the nearby town of Santanyí, known for its street markets and colorful houses.
End your vacation at the quiet and peaceful beach of Playa de Es Carbó located on the south coast of Mallorca. Es Carbó is a pristine setting with crystal clear waters and white sand. This beach is renowned for its stunning sunsets as the day comes to a close.
Travelers can rent a car or take taxis and buses to get around the island. Buses can be less expensive and connect to most of the main destinations on the island, but they have limited schedules. Taxis are relatively cheap compared to other major cities in Europe. Expect to pay around €2.50-€3.00 per kilometer.
If you have more time, consider a visit to the Caves of Drach, a cultural and geological highlight located in the east of the island. Those with less time can eliminate the visit to the Aquarium or the benagil cave tour.
Mallorca has one major airport, Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), which is located 8 km east of the city center. The airport has multiple transport options, including taxis, buses, shuttle services, and car rentals.