★ Top sights 20
Ruins of a Roman city from the 2nd century BC with a theatre for 2000 spectators. Museum of finds.
An authentic town with the hilltop fortress of Sant Salvador and medieval streets. Tuesday market.
Monastery on the hill at Felanitx (509 m) with a giant cross and a statue of Christ. Panoramic 360° view.
The monastery on Mount Randa (548 m) in the middle of the island. Associated with Ramon Llull. View of the whole island.
A private collection of modern art in a beautiful palace. Sculptures by Chillida, Moore and Rodin on the terrace.
Prehistoric settlement from the Bronze Age (1000 BC) hidden in an oak forest near Arta.
The best preserved Talayotic settlement in Mallorca dating back to 1000 BC. Stone towers and dwellings.
A quiet mountain village on the west coast with stone architecture and a small accessible beach.
A village with Arabian wine-growing terraces falling to the sea. Unique landscape, Malvasie wine.
An 18th-century hermitage overlooking the bay of Alcúdia. Beautiful scenic road to it. Peace and meditation.
Birthplace of the missionary who founded San Francisco. Birthplace and museum. Quiet, authentic town.
Hidden beach accessible only on foot (20 min). Turquoise water, caves, no services.
Wild beach in the northeast, popular with locals. No resort nearby, just nature.
A quieter alternative to Sa Calobra. Pebble beach with restaurant and view of Puig Major.
A secluded bay accessible only on foot from Pollençe (30 min). Wild, without services, beautiful nature.
Narrow rock cove with the bluest water on the east coast. Access on foot, swimming among the rocks.
The most remote beach in Mallorca - 2h by foot or by boat. Rock arch, beautiful unspoilt nature.
Bodegas Ribas is a Mallorcan wine estate in Consell at the foot of the Serra Tramuntana, with an 18th-century heritage making it one of the island's oldest continuously operating wineries. The estate works primarily with Manto Negro, Mallorca's principal indigenous red grape, and produces wines under the DO Binissalem appellation, which covers the central plain between Palma and Inca. The Serra Tramuntana backdrop moderates vineyard temperatures, tempering the Mediterranean heat and extending the growing season.
The highest mountain in Mallorca. Military base at the top - access limited, but the surrounding hikes are beautiful.
The highest accessible peak in Mallorca. The hike takes 4-5 hours, 360° views of the whole island.
Activities & local 37
The largest water park in Mallorca with adrenaline slides and a children's zone.
Boat trip to the uninhabited island of Dragonera from Port d'Andratx or Sant Elm. Hiking trails and lighthouses.
Boat trip from Port de Sóller to Sa Calobra along the breathtaking Tramuntana coast. Approx. 1h cruise.
Bodegas José L. Ferrer is one of Mallorca's longest-established wineries, operating for nearly a century from Binissalem in the heart of the island's wine country. The estate produces under the DO Binissalem appellation, working with indigenous Mallorcan varieties including Moll and Giró Ros for whites and Manto Negro and Callet for reds. Binissalem sits on a gently elevated plateau in central Mallorca, sheltered from coastal winds, with clay-limestone soils that give the native grapes their characteristic mineral and earthy qualities.
Family-run winery in Santa Maria del Camí, producing wines since 1858 under the DO Binissalem and VT Mallorca designations. Known for Prensal Blanc whites and structured Manto Negro reds. Features an art gallery and visitor centre; tours and tastings bookable online.
Short 20-minute walk through the protected pine-dune landscape of the Cala Agulla nature reserve. The trail from Cala Rajada to Cala Moltó passes three wild coves invisible from the road.
Adrenaline coasteering - jumping into the sea, climbing the cliffs and snorkelling along the Tramuntana coast.
An impressive cave with a 22m high stalagmite in a dramatic cliff entrance above the sea.
Smaller, less touristy cave with fine stalactites. Quiet atmosphere, no crowds.
Small caves right in Palma, easily accessible. Personal tour, a hidden gem.
Mallorca's most visited cave with the underground lake Martel and a classical music concert on boats.
Cave with unique stalactites in the shape of hooks (hams). Less touristy than Drac, but just as beautiful.
The legendary Ma-10 road through Tramuntana - a mecca for cyclists from all over the world. Beautiful serpentines and views.
Traditional glassworks from 1719 - live demonstrations of glass blowing and a museum. Free, beautiful souvenirs.
Mallorca's best golf course designed by Thomas Himmelgreb. 18 holes, beautiful scenery.
Water park in Port d'Alcúdia with water slides, wave pool and children's area. Ideal for families.
Historic 12th century Arabic gardens with fountains, pergolas and tropical plants.
A botanical garden specialising in Balearic and Mediterranean flora. A quiet place to stroll.
The largest rope park in the Balearic Islands in a pine forest. Routes for children and adults.
Amusement park in Magaluf with an inverted house, mini golf, VR experiences and a water park. For families.
Kayaking along the dramatic coastline at Sa Calobra. Clear water, caves and hidden coves.
Natural park with waterfalls, trails and adventure activities (zip-line, climbing). 3 km circuit.
The second largest city in Mallorca. The famous Majorica artificial pearl factory. Monday market.
Marine theme park with dolphins, sea lions and parrots. Shows and interactive experiences for families.
The oldest market in Mallorca (since 1306). Every Wednesday - animals, crafts, food. An authentic experience.
Palma's main market with fresh fish, meat, fruit and tapas bars. Authentic atmosphere.
A nature park with an animal rescue station. Vultures, owls, sheep, goats. Educational and peaceful.
A large aquarium with 55 tanks, sharks, seahorses and the largest live coral exhibit in Europe.
Historic estate with Italian gardens, fountains and a panoramic terrace. Free admission.
Horseback riding along the coast and through the olive groves in the east of the island. For beginners and advanced riders.
Artisan olive oil mill at the entrance of the mountain village of Caimari in the Serra de Tramuntana. Family-run since 2002, pressing native Mallorcan olives including Arbequina and Empeltre. On-site shop with tastings and local artisan products; old stone mill preserved as a museum.
A spectacular evening show with flamenco, acrobats, horses and dinner. Mallorcan version of a variety show.
A legendary 14km road with 12 switchbacks and a junction to itself. One of the most iconic roads in Europe.
Tandem parachute jump from 4500 m with a view over Mallorca. An unforgettable experience.
Historic tram from 1913 connecting Sóller with Port de Sóller. 5 km ride through citrus orchards.
Historic wooden train from 1912 from Palma to Sóller via 13 tunnels and viaducts. A 1 hour experience.
A cowboy-style water park in Magaluf. Big slides, lazy river and wave pool.
Beaches & coast 21
Natural beach with pine forest and turquoise water near Cala Rajada. A natural monument.
Pebble cove below the village of Deià. Popular with artists and celebrities. Excellent restaurant on the beach.
A secluded beach on the Formentor peninsula. Clear water in a sheltered cove, access by stairs.
A picturesque bay in the southwest of the island. Excellent snorkeling among the rocks, clear water.
A picturesque bay with dramatic rock formations and crystal clear water. Small, soon full.
A wild beach surrounded by dunes and a nature reserve. Popular with surfers in northerly winds.
Popular family resort with a 2 km long sandy beach and a promenade. Full service.
Two beautiful beaches in the Mondragó Natural Park. Great snorkeling, pine forest provides shade.
A narrow bay between high cliffs with a sandy beach below. Access via 147 steps.
Pebble beach at the mouth of the Torrent de Pareis canyon. Access via the legendary road with 12 serpentine roads.
A group of three small beaches surrounded by limestone cliffs. Quiet place, great for snorkeling.
A group of small pine-lined coves in an ibiza-style resort. White houses, clear water.
A little paradise cove made famous by Instagram. Come early in the morning, capacity only ~50 people.
Quiet harbour and access point to the island of Cabrera. Beautiful beaches Es Dolç and Es Carbó nearby.
Mallorca's most famous natural beach - Caribbean white sand and clear water. Partly nudist.
A luxury beach near Palma with turquoise waters and underwater grassy meadows full of seahorses.
Virgin beach accessible only on foot (25 min from Colònia de Sant Jordi). White sand, no services.
Iconic beach with pine trees right down to the water. Turquoise sea, view of the mountains. Limited access by car in summer.
One of Mallorca's longest beaches - 6 km of white sand with a gradual entrance to the sea. Ideal for families with children.
A long, full-service town beach near Palma. Popular with German tourists (Ballermann).
Three small bays with caves and great snorkeling. Historic caves carved into the rock.
Culture & history 24
The only surviving 10th century Moorish building in Palma. Small but atmospheric with a beautiful garden.
A pittoresque fishing village in a narrow bay. Boathouse in garages, fishermen repairing nets. Very photogenic.
365 stone steps leading to the chapel with a magnificent view of Pollença and the surrounding mountains.
Ruins of the castle on the top of the mountain (822 m). 1,5h hike rewarded with a view of the whole island. Restaurant at the castle.
Unique 14th century circular gothic castle with panoramic views of Palma and the harbour.
Mallorca's best-preserved medieval fortress from the 14th century. The ramparts offer 360° views.
Gothic cathedral from the 13th century with the largest rosette window in Europe. The interior was redesigned by Gaudí.
The Pittoresque artists' village in Tramuntana. Robert Graves lived here. Stone houses among olive trees.
A modern museum in the old walls of Palma. Picasso, Miró, Tàpies. Terrace overlooking the cathedral.
Described as the most beautiful village in Spain. Stone houses with tiled roofs in a citrus valley.
Joan Miró Museum and Studio in Palma. Permanent collection and changing exhibitions in beautiful architecture.
The Royal Palace next to the cathedral - a Moorish fortress converted into a royal residence.
The historic centre of Palma with its narrow streets, noble houses (patios) and Arab baths.
A picturesque town with 365 steps to Calvary, a Sunday market and a summer music festival.
Elegant fishing port popular with celebrities. Luxury restaurants, galleries and sunsets.
A quiet harbour with a promenade, pine trees and a view of Tramuntana. Popular with the British. Sunday market.
A circular natural harbour surrounded by mountains. Restaurants by the sea, tram, boat trips.
A picturesque fishing harbour with a natural harbour. Gateway to the Drac and Hams caves. Sunday market.
A beautiful yellow sandstone town with a Saturday market. The gateway to Porta Murad. Galleries and cafes.
A monastery on a hill near Petra with a beautiful view of central Mallorca. A quiet spiritual place.
The spiritual heart of Mallorca in the mountains of Tramuntana. A monastery, botanical garden and starting point for hikes.
The Archduke Ludwig Salvator Museum with a marble pergola overlooking Sa Foradada.
Elegant town in the citrus valley with modernist architecture. Plaça Constitució, the main square.
Carthusian monastery where Chopin and George Sand stayed. The most beautiful village of Mallorca.
Getting there 3
Půjčení auta a letenky · Porovnej ceny od ověřených půjčoven · Vyhledej nejlevnější lety na Mallorca
Trajektový přístav · Spojení s Menorca (Ciutadella)
Trajektový přístav · Spojení s Barcelona, Valencia, Ibiza, Menorca
Nature 28
Historic salt lakes at Es Trenc - thousands of years old. Flamingos and birds, beautiful for an early evening walk.
Spain's only marine national park - an uninhabited archipelago with Napoleonic prison ruins, crystal-clear water and abundant marine life. Day trip by boat from Colònia de Sant Jordi (~€40). Snorkeling, historic castle, bird watching.
Dramatic rock cove with shipyards carved into the rock. Great view from the cliff above the beach.
The northernmost point of Mallorca with dramatic cliffs and a lighthouse. Legendary scenic road. Restricted access in summer.
Mountain dam at the foot of Puig Major. Starting point of many hikes, beautiful landscape with wild goats.
Iconic rock arch rising from the sea at Santanyí. The famous deep water solo climbing route.
A unique natural phenomenon - after the rains, hundreds of springs spring from the oak forest. Protected monument.
A mountain dam in the heart of Tramuntana with turquoise water surrounded by steep cliffs.
Spectacular view of the coast at Estellencs. Restaurant on the cliff overlooking the sunset.
A view of a rock formation with a hole in the middle (foradada = perforated). Iconic view of the coast.
Lookout over Port de Sóller with panoramic views of the harbour and the sea. Restaurant with terrace.
Mallorca's most famous viewpoint on the way to Cap de Formentor. Breathtaking views of the cliffs and the sea.
Natural park with beautiful beaches, cliffs and wetlands. Walking and bird watching trails.
An uninhabited island in the shape of a dragon. Access by boat from Port d'Andratx. Endemic lizards and lighthouses.
City park under the cathedral with an artificial lake. The best place for a photo of the cathedral with a reflection.
Nature park on the northeastern tip. Wild landscape, cliffs, beaches and pastoral trails.
Characteristic pointed peak (1026 m) in southwestern Tramuntana. A challenging hike with rewarding views.
An easy hike up the hill at Santa Eugènia with a cross at the top and a view of the central plain.
A long hiking trail through the entire Tramuntana - 167 km of stone paths. Stages between mountain shelters.
The largest wetland of the Balearic Islands - a paradise for birds. Free, registration required. 200+ species of birds.
Mallorca's largest waterfall hidden in the Serra de Tramuntana. Most beautiful in spring after the rains.
A mountain range under UNESCO protection - 90 km of mountain ridge with peaks over 1400 m. The most beautiful landscape of Mallorca.
A public finca with nature trails, beaches and a prehistoric necropolis. Free, beautiful walk.
Dramatic white cliffs on the south coast with a lighthouse. View of Cabrera. Few tourists.
Canyoning near Sóller. Beautiful canyon with natural pools and jumps into the water.
An adventurous canyon requiring climbing and rappelling. For the experienced only - beautiful wildlife.
A lesser-known canyon in the Serra de Tramuntana with natural pools and rock formations.
Mallorca's most impressive canyon - a 3 km long gorge with 200 m high walls. The hike from the top takes 4-5 hours.