Mallorca, a Mediterranean paradise that captivates all the senses
Mallorca combines crystal-clear coves, stone villages, mountain landscapes and a capital city with a rich historical heritage. The Serra de Tramuntana, beaches such as Es Trenc and Mondragó, and Palma's old town reveal an island of striking contrasts, where the Mediterranean, nature and Mallorcan culture come together.
Average temperature: 22ºC
Coffee price: 2.5 €
Public transport: 1.25 € / Ticket
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Discover Mallorca
A Mediterranean island where mountains, coves, historic villages and a monumental capital unfold within just a few kilometres. Discover some of the places that best capture Mallorca's nature, heritage and character.
Serra de Tramuntana, Valldemossa and Sóller
Explore the Serra de Tramuntana through mountains, cliffs, forests and ancient stone paths. Villages such as Valldemossa and Sóller offer a glimpse into the cultural landscape of north-west Mallorca, where terraces, olive groves and small historic settlements blend into one of the island's most distinctive settings.
Es Trenc, Mondragó and Mallorca's coves
Discover Mallorca's coastline in places such as Es Trenc, a long sandy beach in the south surrounded by a valuable natural environment, or Mondragó Natural Park, near Santanyí. Coves such as S'Amarador and Sa Font de n'Alis combine pale sand, pine forests and turquoise Mediterranean waters.
Palma, the Cathedral and the historic centre
Stroll through Palma's historic centre and discover Mallorca Cathedral beside Parc de la Mar, the Almudaina Palace and the medieval streets surrounding La Seu. Courtyards, markets and restaurants complete a visit where heritage, city life and Mallorcan cuisine meet by the Mediterranean.
Explore Mallorca at your own pace Arrive in Mallorca by ferry and travel with your own vehicle to discover the Serra de Tramuntana, its beaches, villages and different corners of the island with complete freedom.