Mallorca 10 days

Mallorca's main international airport, serving as your gateway to the island. It's well-equipped with services and transport links to the capital.

• Pre-book airport transfers for convenience, especially if arriving late.

Check into your accommodation in the heart of Palma. Hotel Saratoga offers a central location with easy access to attractions and dining.

A magnificent Gothic cathedral overlooking the Bay of Palma. Its impressive architecture and stained-glass windows are a must-see.

• Consider visiting at sunset for beautiful light through the windows.
• Book tickets online in advance to avoid queues.

Wander through the charming narrow streets of Palma's historic center. Discover hidden plazas, artisan shops, and centuries-old buildings.

Enjoy a sophisticated dinner experience in a former monastery. This Michelin-starred restaurant offers modern Mediterranean cuisine.

• Reservations are essential, often weeks in advance.

A unique circular castle offering panoramic views of Palma and the bay. Explore its historic walls and learn about its past.

• The walk up is scenic but can be steep; consider a taxi or bus.

Experience a vibrant local market filled with fresh produce, seafood, meats, and local delicacies. It’s a great place to sample Mallorcan flavors.

• Try some local olives or a 'bocadillo' for a quick snack.

An elegant boulevard lined with high-end boutiques, cafes, and historic buildings. Perfect for a leisurely stroll and window shopping.

Mallorca's contemporary art museum, housed in a historic fortress. It features works by local and international artists, with great sea views from its terraces.

A classic Palma tapas bar known for its extensive wine list and traditional Spanish dishes. Enjoy a lively atmosphere and authentic flavors.

• Order a variety of tapas to share and experience different tastes.

Take the historic wooden train from Palma to Sóller, winding through scenic countryside and tunnels. It's a charming and iconic journey.

• Book tickets in advance, especially during peak season.

Explore the picturesque town of Sóller, centered around its beautiful plaza. Admire the Sant Bartomeu church and enjoy the ambiance.

• Try the famous Sóller orange juice or an ice cream.

Take the vintage tram from Sóller town down to its charming port. Enjoy the seaside promenade, beach, and numerous restaurants.

A viewpoint offering stunning vistas over the Sóller valley and the Mediterranean Sea. It's a perfect spot for photos.

• Accessible by car or a scenic hike.

Savor creative, modern cuisine in a cozy setting in Sóller. Known for its innovative tapas and excellent local ingredients.

• Try their tasting menu for a comprehensive culinary experience.

Explore the picturesque village of Deià, perched on a hillside with stunning sea views. It's known for its bohemian atmosphere and artistic heritage.

• Wear comfortable shoes as the village is built on slopes.

Visit the former home of the renowned English writer Robert Graves, now a museum dedicated to his life and work. It offers a glimpse into the village's literary past.

A small, picturesque pebble cove accessible by a scenic walk or drive. It's a tranquil spot for swimming and enjoying the rugged coastline.

• Limited facilities, so bring your own snacks and water.

Dine at this charming restaurant in Deià, known for its romantic ambiance and excellent Mediterranean cuisine, often featuring fresh local ingredients.

• The terrace offers beautiful views, especially at sunset.

Visit the historic Carthusian Monastery, famous for hosting Chopin and George Sand. Explore the cells, gardens, and the Chopin Museum.

• Allow ample time to explore the expansive complex and its history.

Wander through the charming cobblestone streets of Valldemossa, adorned with flower pots. Discover its unique architecture and artisan shops.

• Try the local pastry, 'coca de patata', at a local bakery.

Enjoy a peaceful stroll through these lovely gardens, offering beautiful views of the village and surrounding mountains. It's a tranquil escape.

Experience a delightful meal in Valldemossa, known for its creative dishes and cozy atmosphere. A great spot for a romantic dinner.

Explore the medieval walled town of Alcúdia. Wander through its charming streets, visit the market on Tuesdays and Sundays, and admire the historic architecture.

Discover the remains of the Roman city of Pollentia, including a theatre, forum, and residential areas. It offers a fascinating glimpse into Mallorca's ancient past.

Visit the charming town of Pollença, known for its Calvari Steps leading to a chapel with panoramic views. Enjoy its artistic vibe and quaint streets.

• Climb the 365 Calvari Steps for spectacular views of the bay.

Stroll along the picturesque marina and promenade of Port de Pollença. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and coastal scenery.

Dine at this highly-rated restaurant in Port de Pollença, offering delicious seafood and traditional Mallorcan dishes in a pleasant setting.

Drive or take a bus to the dramatic Cap de Formentor, Mallorca's northernmost point. The lighthouse offers breathtaking views of cliffs and the sea.

• Access to Cap de Formentor is restricted to public transport or shuttle buses during peak summer months (check current regulations).

Relax on the beautiful sandy beach of Formentor, known for its pine trees offering natural shade and crystal-clear waters.

• Parking can be expensive and limited; consider arriving early or using shuttle services.

A secluded and picturesque cove offering a more tranquil beach experience. Ideal for swimming and sunbathing in a natural setting.

Enjoy a meal with sea views at this restaurant located near Formentor. It offers fresh seafood and local specialties.

Explore the stunning underground caves, famous for their impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and the large underground Lake Martel, where classical music concerts are performed.

• Book tickets online well in advance, as they sell out quickly.
• The temperature inside is cool, so bring a light jacket.

Visit this charming fishing harbor town near the caves. Enjoy lunch by the waterfront and explore its promenade.

Relax on the long, sandy beach of Cala Millor, one of Mallorca's most popular family resorts. It offers plenty of amenities and clear waters.

Enjoy a traditional Mallorcan meal in Cala Millor or nearby. Known for its grilled meats and local dishes.

Experience one of Mallorca's most famous natural beaches, known for its pristine white sand, turquoise waters, and protected dunes. It offers a Caribbean feel.

• Parking is available but can be busy; consider arriving early.
• There are limited facilities, so bring essentials.

Visit this pleasant coastal town near Es Trenc. It's a good base for exploring the southern coast and offers a variety of dining options.

Explore the beautiful natural park with its stunning coves (Cala Mondragó and S'Amarador), walking trails, and diverse flora and fauna.

• Wear comfortable shoes for walking the trails.
• Bring swimwear for a dip in the clear waters of the coves.

Enjoy fresh seafood and Mallorcan specialties in Colònia de Sant Jordi. A local favorite for authentic island cuisine.

Pick up any last-minute souvenirs or local products from shops in Palma.

Enjoy a final Mallorcan breakfast or coffee at a local cafe before heading to the airport.

Depart from Mallorca, filled with memories of your island adventure.