Top 20 Experiences
- Cathedral La Seu at sunrise — The Gothic cathedral by the harbor of Palma is one of the most impressive structures in the Mediterranean. Early in the morning, when the light shines through the world's largest Gothic rose window. → Chap. Palma
- Hiking through the Serra de Tramuntana — Whether a day hike to Cala Tuent or a multi-day tour on the GR 221: The UNESCO mountain range is Mallorca's natural wonder No. 1. The route from Coll de Soller to Barranc de Biniaraix is unforgettable. → Chap. Tramuntana
- Cap de Formentor at sunset — The spectacular winding road to the northernmost point of Mallorca offers cliffs plunging 300 m into the sea. In summer, only accessible by bus (private traffic prohibited). → Chap. North Coast
- Coves del Drac with concert — The stalactite caves near Porto Cristo house Europe's largest underground lake (Llac Martel). Daily classical concert on illuminated boats. Kitschy? Yes. Unforgettable? Also. → Chap. East Coast
- Es Trenc — Mallorca's Caribbean beach — 3 km of powder sugar white sand, turquoise water, dune protection area. Arrive early (before 10 am), the southern end is the quietest. Use the Ses Covetes parking lot. → Chap. South
- Strolling through Deia — The artist village in the Tramuntana, where Robert Graves lived and wrote. Stone houses, orange groves, sea views. The Cala Deia below is a dream. Restaurant Ca's Patro March right on the cliffs. → Chap. Tramuntana
- With the historic train to Soller — The railway from 1912 travels through 13 tunnels and over a viaduct from Palma to the orange valley of Soller. Then continue with the old tram to Port de Soller. Pure nostalgia. → Chap. Tramuntana
- Port de Soller — the perfect bay — Horseshoe-shaped bay with promenade, fishing boats, and the Tramuntana mountains as a backdrop. Have fish for dinner at the harbor, then take the lighthouse walk. → Chap. Tramuntana
- Valldemossa and the Charterhouse — In the former Carthusian monastery, Chopin and George Sand wintered in 1838/39. Today a museum with Chopin's piano. The village with flower pots is Mallorca's most photographed motif. → Chap. Tramuntana
- Alcudia's medieval old town — Completely surrounded by a city wall, Roman ruins, narrow streets, large market on Sundays. Then to the nearby beach — 7 km of sand, shallow water, family paradise. → Chap. North Coast
- Wine tasting in Binissalem — Mallorca's DO wine region surprises with excellent red wines. Bodegas like Jose L. Ferrer, Macià Batle, or the trendy winery 4Kilos (by Francesc Grimalt) offer tastings. → Chap. Island Center
- Weekly market in Sineu — Every Wednesday since 1306. Fresh fruit, sausage, cheese, handicrafts, even livestock. Afterwards, coffee on the plaza — this is the real Mallorca. → Chap. Island Center
- Road cycling round Sa Calobra — The 9.4 km serpentine descent (and the climb back!) is one of Europe's legendary cycling passes. 26 hairpin bends, 700 meters of elevation, the famous 270-degree tie knot. → Chap. Tramuntana
- Discovering hidden calas — Cala Varques (20 min. walk), Cala Mago, Cala Deia, Cala Barques — the most beautiful coves are those with no road leading to them. Don't forget your snorkel! → Chap. East Coast
- Palma's old town on foot — From Mercat de l'Olivar (market hall) through the alleys of the Jewish quarter (Call), past Arab baths (Banys Arabs), courtyard palaces, and gallery streets to the harbor. Plan at least half a day. → Chap. Palma
- Tapas tour in Santa Catalina — Palma's hippest district: Mercat de Santa Catalina as a food hall, then bar hopping through Calle Fabrica and Calle Sant Magi. Try the Tumbet (Mallorcan vegetable gratin). → Chap. Palma
- Boat tour to the island of Cabrera — The Cabrera Archipelago is a national park and only accessible by authorized boat tour from Colonia de Sant Jordi. Untouched nature, crystal-clear water, historic castle. → Chap. South
- Pollença: Calvary and Jazz — 365 steps lead to a chapel with panoramic views. In August, the renowned Pollença Jazz Festival takes place here. The Sunday market is one of the best on the island. → Chap. North Coast
- Monastery Santuari de Lluc — Mallorca's most important pilgrimage site in the heart of the Tramuntana. The choirboys (Els Blauets) sing daily. From here, fantastic hikes start, including to the Torrent de Pareis gorge. → Chap. Tramuntana
- Sunset at Torrent de Pareis — Mallorca's Grand Canyon: Where the gorge meets the sea (Sa Calobra), a natural amphitheater of 200 m high rock walls is formed. In summer, concerts in the canyon. Magical. → Chap. Tramuntana