Discover Mallorca Like Never Before
Delight in its breathtaking landscapes, dreamlike beaches, and historic corners. Here are 10 must-do excursions for your next vacation that will make you fall even more in love with this destination.
Sa Calobra and the Torrent de Pareis
The road to Sa Calobra is an adventure in itself, with sharp curves and stunning views. It is one of the most spectacular places in Mallorca. Once in Sa Calobra, you can walk through the impressive gorge of Torrent de Pareis until you reach a cove with crystal-clear waters.
Cap de Formentor
If you want to enjoy unparalleled and breathtaking panoramic views, don’t miss Cap de Formentor, located at the northern tip of the island. If you visit in summer, make sure to stop by Formentor Beach.
Train Excursion to Sóller
Dare to cross mountains, valleys, and orange groves aboard the historic wooden train that connects Palma with Sóller. Once in Sóller, explore its charming town center and take the tram down to the port.
Valldemossa and the Chopin Route
If you want to visit a picturesque village in the Serra de Tramuntana, head to Valldemossa. It is known for its stone architecture, cobbled streets, and connection to composer Frédéric Chopin. You can also visit the Royal Carthusian Monastery of Valldemossa. Don’t forget to indulge in the local gastronomy with a «coca de patata» and a coffee.
Cuevas del Drach (Drach Caves)
Would you like to explore a cave and see one of the largest underground lakes in the world? How about enjoying a magical live classical music concert? Then you can’t miss the Drach Caves. Located in Porto Cristo, these caves are famous for their stunning rock formations and the Martel Lake that runs through them.
Mondragó Natural Park
If you love nature and biodiversity, don’t miss this park in the southeast of the island. It combines hiking trails with paradise-like beaches such as S’Amarador and Cala Mondragó.
Mallorca’s Lighthouse Route
Exploring the island’s lighthouses is a unique experience. Some of the most iconic ones include the Formentor Lighthouse, the Cap de Ses Salines Lighthouse, and the Portopí Lighthouse in Palma. Each offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean.
Es Trenc and the Salt Flats Route
If you want to visit one of Mallorca’s most beautiful beaches, with white sand and turquoise waters, head to Es Trenc. Nearby, you can also visit the Es Trenc Salt Flats, where one of Spain’s most exclusive salts is produced.
Vineyard Route in Pla de Mallorca
If you’re a wine lover and want to discover Mallorca’s winemaking tradition, don’t miss a visit to the island’s inland wineries. In towns like Binissalem and Santa María del Camí, you can enjoy tastings of local wines and experience their excellence.
Palma and Its Old Town
Visit the majestic Palma Cathedral, the Almudaina Palace, stroll through the historic old town with its streets full of history, walk along the Paseo Marítimo, and enjoy the local cuisine. You can’t leave the island without exploring its capital.
Mallorca is much more than just sun and beach. Take the time to discover its hidden gems, charm, and traditions. Which of these routes would you like to do first?
Photo from Leonhard Niederwimmer in Unsplash
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