Places to visit in Mallorca
Catedral Basílica de Santa María de Mallorca La Seu
Located in central Palma, this majestic 13th-century Gothic cathedral sits right on the sea and features a massive rose window and modern interventions by Antoni Gaudí
Tip: Pre-book tickets to include the roof terraces for unforgettable 360-degree views.
Royal Palace of La Almudaina
Situated right opposite the cathedral, this stunning palace combines Moorish and Gothic architecture. It still serves as an official ceremonial residence for the Spanish Royal Family.
Castillo de Bellver
A rare, completely circular 14th-century Gothic castle set atop a pine-forested hill. It offers the absolute best panoramic views over the city, the port, and the mountains.
Sóller
Tucked deep into the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, this town is famous for its vibrant orange groves and historic wooden tram. Take the vintage Train Sóller Station from Palma for an incredibly scenic journey.
Valldemossa & Deià
Valldemossa offers charming, quiet stone pathways draped in green plants, while neighboring Deià is a dreamy, high-perched artist village with breathtaking sea views.
Fornalutx
Frequently voted one of the prettiest villages in Spain, it features narrow, curved alleyways, stone steps, and beautifully preserved houses adorned with colourful painted
Caló del Moro
Arguably the most photogenic beach on the island, hidden away on the southeastern coast. It features wild cliffs and strikingly clear turquoise water. Space is very limited, and it requires a steep hike down.
Cala Mesquida
A massive 300-meter arc of fine white sand bordered by a protected natural dune system. It offers an open, wild feel and shifts into brilliant shades of blue throughout the day.
Playa Cala Gran Cala d'Or
A narrow, sheltered inlet with family-friendly amenities, sunbed rentals, and deep turquoise water perfect for snorkeling.
Coves del Drach (Dragon Caves
Located near Porto Cristo, these massive underground paths lead to one of the largest subterranean lakes in the world. Tours culminate with a magical live classical music performance played from illuminated rowing boats.
Cap de Formentor & Mirador des Colomer
the island features dramatic, rugged cliffs that drop steeply into the Mediterranean. The winding drive up to the lookout points provides jaw-dropping coastal photography
Sa Calobra
A thrillingly windy mountain road (Ma-2141) that snakes down through a canyon to a hidden beach nestled between two
Some Restaurants you may like to try in Mallorca
VORO Restaurant
Boasting two Michelin Stars, this adult-only venue led by Chef Álvaro Salazar offers a Groundbreaking 25-course tasting menu. Situated in the tranquil northeast, diners rave about hyper-seasonal local creations like the divine pork and shrimp ravioli.
DINS Santi Taura
Nestled in the capital's historic core, Chef Santi Taura takes diners on an 11-course culinary symphony celebrating Mallorca’s historic recipes. The sophisticated, adult-only space includes a gorgeous rooftop seating area.
Housed inside a converted 17th-century seminary featuring an indoor waterfall. This one-Michelin-starred landmark specializes in clean, adventurous Mediterranean flavours utilizing fresh herbs and vegetables from its own private farm, Finca Son Mir.
Es Fum
Located at the St. Regis Mardavall Resort, this one-Michelin-starred gem features an exceptional romantic terrace overlooking the ocean. Chef José Miguel Navarro guides guests through a luxurious 3-hour tasting menu highlighted by fresh local shrimp and flawless wine pairings.
Fera Palma Restaurant
Tucked away in a quiet alley, this fashionable venue offers a sensational Mediterranean-Asian fusion menu designed by Chef Simon Petutschnig. Set in a palatial building with a serene botanical garden, it is highly recommended for innovative dishes and an extensive premium wine list.
Vandal Palma
Located in the buzzing Santa Catalina district, this eclectic, high-energy venue pairs daring, globally-inspired tapas with expertly crafted cocktails. Guests love the interactive vibe and highly creative presentation.
NENI Mallorca
Positioned right above the Harbor, NENI serves vibrant, Tel Aviv-inspired "Balagan style" casual sharing plates. It is hugely popular for its lively family atmosphere, outdoor terrace, and panoramic sunset views over the coastal bay.
NU Mallorca
A stylish beach club right on the sand combining fresh sushi, Mediterranean-Asian fusion, and sunset tunes. It is a premier northern spot praised for its breezily upscale ocean-view ambiance.
Ponderosa Beach
A trendsetting beachfront hotspot on the northern coast where you can dine with your feet in the sand. It is world-famous for its top-tier seafood paellas and lively daytime holiday atmosphere.
Restaurant Casa Julio
Carrer de la Previsio 4, 07001 Palma de Mallorca, Majorca Spain
A beloved, rustic gem hidden in the heart of Palma. Known as a true casa de comidas (local dining house), it serves massive portions of traditional Mallorcan comfort food like Frito Mallorquín and home-style seafood. Be sure to look at the daily menu wall.
