Mallorca 4 days

A stunning Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral perched overlooking the Bay of Palma. Admire its impressive architecture, including the world's largest rose window, and the contributions of Antoni Gaudí.

• Book tickets online in advance to skip lines.
• Consider a guided tour for deeper insight into its history and art.

A serene historical garden located near the cathedral, offering a peaceful escape with beautiful fountains, stone archways, and Mediterranean flora. It's a perfect spot for a quiet stroll and to appreciate the city's historical ambiance.

Explore this trendy neighborhood known for its bohemian vibe, charming streets, and vibrant culinary scene. It's a great place to wander, discover local boutiques, and soak in the authentic Mallorcan atmosphere.

• Visit the Mercat de Santa Catalina for local produce and tapas.

This bustling market hall offers a fantastic array of fresh produce, seafood, and tapas stalls. Enjoy a lively atmosphere and sample a variety of local delicacies for dinner.

• Arrive early for the best selection and to find a seat.

A picturesque mountain village nestled in the Tramuntana Mountains, famous for its stone houses adorned with flowers and the Royal Carthusian Monastery. It's an idyllic place to wander through cobblestone streets and enjoy breathtaking views.

• Try the local pastry 'coca de patata'.

A stunning viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean Sea and the dramatic coastline, with a unique rock formation that has a hole through it. It's an iconic spot for photos and to appreciate the natural beauty of the island.

• Visit during sunset for an unforgettable experience.

This charming village is a haven for artists and writers, set between the mountains and the sea. Explore its narrow streets, visit the Robert Graves House, and enjoy the tranquil, artistic ambiance.

A small, picturesque cove with pebble beaches and crystal-clear waters, surrounded by rugged cliffs. It's a popular spot for swimming and enjoying the natural beauty, with a rustic seaside restaurant offering fresh seafood.

• The restaurant at Cala Deià is known for its seafood and stunning location.

A resort town on the southeast coast, known for its picturesque coves (calas) with white sand and turquoise waters, and its charming marina. It's a great base for exploring the beautiful coastline.

A protected natural area featuring stunning beaches like S'Amarador and Cala Mondragó, surrounded by pine forests and walking trails. It's ideal for nature lovers and those seeking beautiful, less crowded beaches.

• Wear comfortable shoes for the walking trails.
• Pack plenty of water and sunscreen.

One of Mallorca's most famous attractions, these spectacular caves feature impressive stalactites and stalagmites, and a large underground lake (Lake Martel) where classical music concerts are performed on boats. The tour includes a short boat trip across the lake.

• Book tickets online in advance, especially during peak season.
• The caves can be cool and damp, so bring a light jacket.

A charming fishing port town near the Dragon Caves, offering a variety of seafood restaurants and waterfront dining. Enjoy a relaxed dinner by the harbor.

The northernmost point of Mallorca, offering dramatic cliffs, stunning sea views, and a picturesque lighthouse. The drive itself is spectacular, with winding roads and breathtaking scenery.

• Access is restricted by car during peak summer months; check current regulations and consider using public transport or cycling.
• Stop at various viewpoints along the road for photos.

A long, sandy beach on the Bay of Alcúdia, known for its shallow, calm waters and family-friendly atmosphere. It's a perfect spot for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the Mediterranean sun.

• Rent a sun lounger and umbrella for a comfortable beach day.

Step back in time in the well-preserved medieval walled town of Alcúdia. Wander through its charming narrow streets, visit the Roman ruins, and browse the local shops.

• Visit on a Tuesday or Sunday for the bustling local market.

A highly-rated restaurant in Alcúdia's old town, offering delicious traditional Mallorcan cuisine with a modern twist. It's a great place to enjoy a final authentic Spanish dinner.

• Reservations are recommended, especially on market days.