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Explore Mallorca
Mallorca's Stunning Beaches
The stunning coastlines of the island make Mallorca one of the top summer destinations. There are too many beautiful beaches to name here. We suggest randomly selecting a secluded cove on the map and embarking on the adventure of finding your way to it. If you need guidance in choosing which beach to visit, we recommend checking out the MallorcaMagic instagram account. Head north for scenic beaches accessible only by hiking, venture west for dramatic cliffs and sapphire seas, or indulge in rock jumping and snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters of the south. Amidst cooling off from the Mediterranean sun with a dip, relish fresh seafood at one of the many seaside bars.
Catedral-Basílica De Santa María De Mallorca
Beyond its sheer scale and beauty, the interior, a kaleidoscope of stained-glass windows designed by Gaudí, sets this cathedral apart from any other in the world. It stands as Palma’s major architectural landmark, drawing visitors back to either orient themselves or simply admire it from every angle. Following an interior tour, grab a bottle of sangria and head to the nearby marina for sunset views, or visit Parc de Sa Feixina to watch the skateboarders in action.
Valldemossa
The allure of Valldemossa lies in its tree-lined cobblestone lanes, rustic villas, and ancient monastery, rendering it a top contender for the prettiest village in the Mediterranean. It exudes an indescribable charm. Nestled at the foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana, the village beckons visitors to wander aimlessly, offering glimpses of breathtaking views of the valley at every turn. It's no surprise that Chopin composed some of his greatest romantic concertos during his stay here. This beautiful village holds a special place in Shash & Natalie's hearts, as it was where they got engaged.
Deià
Mallorca boasts countless villages, yet few rival Deià, with its golden-stone buildings perched high above the Mediterranean Sea. It has served as a muse for artists and writers for generations. Well-kept houses adorned with overflowing bougainvillea and exceptional vistas of the sea make it evident why poets and bohemians have frequented this spot for decades, drawn to capture the captivating sunsets.
Sóller Train
Travel through tunnels and narrow valleys aboard a rattling train that offers a scenic adventure through the heart of Mallorca. While both Palma and Sóller hold their own attractions, this memorable ride serves as a poignant reminder that the journey itself holds the true significance.
Drach Caves
Situated on Mallorca's east coast, precisely in the town of Porto Cristo, these caves stand as one of the island’s primary tourist attractions. Undoubtedly, they rank among the most remarkable caves on the island, boasting a horizontal extension of about 1,200 meters and reaching a maximum depth of 25 meters below ground level. Within these caves lies a significant feature—a large underground lake named Lake Martel, acclaimed as one of the world's largest underground lakes.
Wine Express Tour
We know that all of our guests love wine, so why not book the Train Gourmet Tour? This tour takes you to several of the most famous vineyards over a few hours, allowing you to sample some amazing local Mallorcan wines.
Hiking
Mallorca's natural beauty and terrain make the island a paradise for hikers. The island boasts two mountain ranges: the Serra de Tramuntana (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the Sierra de Llevant. Hikers can traverse pine forests, meander over mountain ranges dotted with boulders, or wander through valleys adorned with fruit trees. Along these routes, numerous vantage points offer spectacular views of the sea or countryside. Mallorca offers an incredible variety of hiking experiences, ranging from a short 30-minute stroll to a secluded beach to an all-day mountain trek. For more information, visit seemallorca.com, which features a dedicated section about hiking on Mallorca.