Mallorca offers a Truly Epic Adventure!
It is the jewel of Spain’s Balearic Islands, and from its Stunning Coves and Beaches, Hiking possibilities,
Cliff Jumping spots, to the architecturally exciting City of Palma, this will be an unforgettable Trip!
Ideal for backpackers, solo travelers, couples, and families wanting a 7-10 day Trip filled with sun-soaked beaches,
historical marvels, and thrilling outdoor pursuits.
The best time to visit is April-October, with May and September being the sweet spot for perfect weather and fewer crowds.
Whether you’re a history buff, an adrenaline junkie, or a beach lover,
Mallorca’s diverse attractions are sure to captivate your heart!
This Tripfindr Trip is only a Taste of the things you can see here, so when you go, stay open to the Spontaneous Wanderlust that will guarantee you a memorable Trip to this Spectacular Destination!
As Mallorca’s vibrant capital, Palma has much to offer, such as the Stunning Cathedral, awesome Food Spots, Markets, cobbled side-streets, and picturesque viewpoints!
The nearby Bellver Castle boasts panoramic views of the city from its terrace (visit early to avoid crowds)!
Palma Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
Best Breakfast Spot Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
Bellver Castle Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
This is a stunning cove in the southeastern part of Mallorca.
Plan a day trip to relax on the white sandy beach, swim in clear turquoise water, cliff jump, and explore nearby coastal paths.
Make sure to walk to Es Pontàs, which is a stunning rock arch in the water, where you can also go on a rope swing!
Cala Santanyí Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
Es Pontàs Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
Located in the northern part of Mallorca, Port de Pollenca is a tranquil town perfect for leisurely strolls along the Pine Walk promenade.
It’s a great base for exploring nearby natural attractions such as the Albufereta Natural Reserve.
Also, nearby Pollença town is beautiful to explore, with a bustling market every Sunday, and a cool viewpoint a short hike outside of town.
Top Tip: Hike up to the Albercutx Watchtower for an insane 360° Panorama!
Port de Pollença Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
Albercutx Watchtower Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
Experience the beauty of Mallorca from the water by taking a sailing trip.
Rent a sailboat or join a guided tour to explore hidden coves, swim in crystal-clear waters, and soak up the Mediterranean sun.
Companies like Sailaway Charters offer a variety of options. Otherwise you could look on Airbnb Experiences.
For adventure seekers, hiking or cycling through the Tramuntana Mountains is a must.
Start your journey from the town of Escorca, and follow the Torrent de Pareis trail to witness dramatic limestone formations and mesmerizing views.
Another Hike idea is to walk from Deià to Cala Deià, which is a secluded pebble Beach.
Be sure to bring sturdy shoes, plenty of water, and a map.
Torrent de Pareis Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
Deià Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
With its clear waters and rich marine life, Mallorca is a paradise for snorkeling.
Popular areas include Cala Gran in Cala d’Or and the marine reserve at Cala Ratjada, but you can snorkel anywhere.
Always respect the marine environment and be aware of local regulations.
Mallorca is filled with hidden coves and secluded beaches.
The best way to explore these, and to be the most flexible to make the most of your Trip, is to rent a car or a scooter, so you can explore by yourself!
There are many affordable options, and its best to book ahead online.
The towns are much more lively and interesting if you visit on Market Day, as the locals and tourists come out and many many shops offer souvenirs, fresh juice, and food!
Google ahead to see what day the weekly market is for the town you are visiting (even for Palma)!
There are so many incredible sunset spots dotted along the coast or in the mountains, so a perfect way to end the day is to head out after dinner in search of a new sunset spot!
Some of our Favourites:
Mallorca is one of the best spots in Europe for Cliff Jumping.
Be safe and always depth check before you jump (at your own risk)!
Some great spots (with links):
Visit these 4 huge caves where you can take underground paths to the shore of one of the world’s largest underground lakes!
A very unique experience.
Google Maps Link: (Click Here).
For the most unique sunrise view in Mallorca, take a sunrise hot air balloon ride to start the day with an epic view and experience!
We recommend booking with Mallorca Balloons.
Flying: The best way to get to Mallorca is by flying to Mallorca Airport, which has flights from major European cities.
Other: You can take a Ferry from mainland Spain (e.g. Barcelona, Valencia).
Around the Island: Buses and Trains are available, but limited in rural areas.
Getting around towns is easily done on Foot.
For maximum flexibility: Rent a Car, Scooter, or Bicycle.
Flying: The best way to get to Mallorca is by flying to Mallorca Airport, which has flights from major European cities.
Other: You can take a Ferry from mainland Spain (e.g. Barcelona, Valencia).
Around the Island: Buses and Trains are available, but limited in rural areas.
Getting around towns is easily done on Foot.
For maximum flexibility: Rent a Car, Scooter, or Bicycle.
Safety concerns for tourists in Mallorca are minimal.
As with any tourist destination, it’s always a good idea to be aware of your surroundings and keep your valuables safe.
In Palma, stay close to the centre or waterfront for best access to attractions, otherwise you could use your accommodation as a base for day trips.
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