Majorca (Palma de Mallorca Airport/PMI) Transfers

Cuevas del Drach is an impressive network of caves located in an old fishing village called Porto Cristo, around 65 kilometres from Palma. The caves are two kilometres long and thousands upon thousand...

Soak in some culture in Es Baluard Museu d’Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma, which houses over 700 artworks created by Baleriac artists of international renown.

Home to dragoneraz, salamanders and geckos among other lizards, this wild, uninhabited island off the dramatic south west coast of Mallorca can be reached by ferry from Paguera - or, for the adventuro...

Perched on the rocky edge of Mallora, Castell d'Alaro is one of the island's most rewarding climbs, recommended by lovers of both history and nature. These ruins, a crumbling castle, several arched st...

This gastronomic market offers a lively ambience and an authentic taste of the Baleriacs to all who enter. Local vendors sell produce such as cheese, seafood, pastries & prepared snacks in this histor...

Climb this ancient tower perched on the craggy Malorca coast. The spot is beloved by photographers and all those who enjoy a beautiful sunset. There are equally spectacular views of the mountain range...

At the heart of labyrinthian coves lies a secluded, grainy sand beach. To fully experience this otherworldly terrain, explore the rock tunnels and take a dip in he turquoise water.

Fishing nets glisten brightly in Mediterranean blue as they lie out to dry on the quayside. Behind the nets you can catch sight of the stock exchange building, La Lonja, dating from 1388 - this place,...

This imposing Gothic cathedral stands tall atop the old Roman and Renaissance city walls, looking out over Palma's harbour and old town. It was built over hundreds of years on the ruins of the mosque ...

The narrow lanes and alleyways of the Old Town echo with centuries of sea-faring, intercontinental trade and intercultural encounters. Take a stroll around one of the largest areas of ancient building...

Winding roads and dramatic cliffs, north-west Mallorca is wild and beautiful. People crowd the vantage points along the road to photograph the beautiful cape that locals call the "meeting point of the...

High mountains and deep valleys frame Valldemossa, the village where the island’s two first “celebrity tourists” (composer Frederic Chopin and authoress George Sand) lived in 1838. At the monastery, a...

Taste some of Mallorca’s award-winning wines at José Louis Ferrer and the numerous other bodegas - in the September Wine Festival, Binissalem is just one long table laden with wine and food.

Right in the centre of Mallorca lies Sineu, the island's oldest village. For over a thousand years, farmers have gathered in this picturesque town to trade cows, bulls, horses, sheep, mules, ducks, he...

Extremely popular among nature lovers, this mountain range sprawls along Mallorca's northwest coast, offering one breathtaking vista after another and the island's best trails for hiking and mountain-...

The inhabitants of this idyllic village lived for centuries hidden in a valley behind a huge row of mountains. It was so hard to climb the mountain chain that people preferred to go to Palma by boat. ...

Cala d'Or is a medium-sized and cosy resort-town located 65 kilometres east of Palma. The city has seven picturesque bays where you can enjoy the sun and beach. This is a very popular destination amon...

Bellver Castle is a well-preserved 14th century royal fortress with an amazing view over Palma Bay. For many centuries the castle was used as a prison and now it is one of the main tourist attractions...

Mondragó Natural Park is located on Mallorca's South East coast, centred around two large bays famous for their fine white sandy beaches and the amazing turquoise blue sea. The animal life in the Mond...

Its 14km-long beach makes Alcudia one of the island's most popular tourist destinations, especially among families. But the city also has a lovely Old Town with picturesque narrow winding streets and ...

Casal Solleric is a wonderful 18th century Baroque building located in the heart of Palma. It houses temporary exhibitions specialising in contemporary art and photography. The interior has a beautifu...

This three-hour tour on a road train stops at some of Mallorca's famous vineyards (including the island's oldest winery), where visitors get the chance to try some delicious local vintages. While visi...

Artestruz is an ostrich farm open to visitors. A professional guide will explain the marvels of the biggest bird in the world, before you get the chance to ride an ostrich or meet some baby birds in t...

Like the name implies, this is the place to come for some jungle adventures. This 9-hectare forest has courses made up of bridges, ropes and zip lines from tree-top to tree-top. There are different le...

This mini-golf course is located in the heart of Palmanova, just a few metres from the beach. Three different 18-hole mini-golf courses with waterfalls and different obstacles and a snack and cocktail...

This place always draws big crowds eager to enjoy the wonderful tapas. Some house specialties are Setas al Roquefort (mushrooms in Roquefort sauce) and Datiles con beicon (dates wrapped in bacon).

Ca n'Eduardo serves traditional Mallorcan seafood. You can be sure that the ingredients are the freshest in town since this wonderful restaurant is located right next to Palma's fish market.

This Italian restaurant is located on fashionable Boulevard de Palma and offers a mix of glamour and tasty cuisine. The pizza is a treat, baked in a wood fire oven, but pasta, meat and chicken are als...

Il Paradiso is Mallorca's most beautifully located restaurant, in a fine mansion outside Palma. This is an upscale Italian restaurant where you can relish fine dining in luxurious surroundings. The ve...

This cool restaurant is run by a surfer and a gourmet chef. Pan-Pacific Asian style food is served here in a relaxing environment by an especially friendly staff.

El Olivo Restaurant is perhaps one of the finest restaurants on Mallorca because of its beautiful surroundings, high in the deep green mountains, always lit by candlelight, creating a romantic and ele...

If you want to revel in creative Spanish cuisine from prize-winning chefs this is the place to go. In addition to the delicious food, you will be able to enjoy some breathtaking views from the restaur...

Las Terrazas Beach Club in Illetes is only a ten-minute car ride from Palma, and its terraces overlook a small sandy beach and rocky cove. This restaurant/swimming hole allows patrons to relax in one ...

This pricey restaurant never seems to disappoint. It offers a menu of delicious Mediterranean cuisine using products from the nearby countryside combined with skilled technique, constantly delivering ...

This family-run bistro is situated in one of the most charming areas of Palma, behind the Cathedral. With a menu consisting of Asian and Mediterranean dishes such steamed dumplings with goat cheese sa...

Restaurant Sebastián is located in a former stable that has been redesigned into an amazing and cosy restaurant with stone walls. In the evening they light the restaurant with candles which gives it a...

Inca has several "cellers" (restaurant/wine cellar), but this one is, without a doubt, the best one, serving succulent lechona and tumber, and in the winter, oxtail soup with mushrooms. All of this, o...

Located right on Soller's main square, it's a perfect place for people watching, as the tram passes right by the outdoor seating. Another place to try local specialties, some favourites are the sopas ...

Though only serving a few menu choices, this exquisite upscale restaurant is a culinary experience. It is located in a beautiful and vast medieval building, and has a tasting menu worth €75 and region...

A taste of India in the heart of Palma, the food here is as good as the view of the harbour. The menu offers a wide selection, and the service is known for being friendly.

This cosy place lies in Palma's main shopping thoroughfare and is just the place to watch the world go by. They serve hot sandwiches, all sorts of drinks, coffee, and tapas.

This excellent chain of cafes can be found at several places across the island. In Palmanova, it is right in the centre of town. The salads come highly recommended--Ensalada Griega or Ensalada César--...

Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo is the oldest ice-cream place in Mallorca. The crowd here always consists of a mix of locals and tourists, both young and old. If you are not in the mood for some ice cream, they a...

A great place to relax right in the heart of Palma, El Bonaire's terrace entices patrons to spend the afternoon in leisure over a coffee and some light food. It is a charming and cosy place that offer...

This busy and popular restaurant situated in the heart of Port Alcudia offers tasty and fresh food like tapas and cuisine from Galicia. The atmosphere has a rustic charm, and the staff serves food at ...

Once a 17th-century palace, now this astonishing building houses a cocktail bar with fruit and flower decorations. Boasting an old-fashioned and elegant interior, Abaco is a must-visit for the newly e...

On the Paseo Maritimo lies Tito’s Mallorca, famous for its lavish shows and special theme parties, such as "Erotic", "1001 nights", and "Studio 54". Back in the 1950s and 60s, Ray Charles and Marlene ...

The world-famous Nikki Beach Bar attracts a young and hip crowd with its stylish décor and funky beats. Come here to simply enjoy the atmosphere, and relax on a sunbed with a delicious cocktail or dre...

This bar in Palma is reputed to play the best music on the island, but of course, that depends on who you are asking. If you are into classic hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, you will probably not be ...

If your vision of a fun night out includes an Irish bar and pints of beer, you should head to Hogan's. It offers live music and sports events several nights a week and, of course, there is a big varie...

Tim's Bar is a bit of an institution in Port d'Andratx. It lies directly by the harbour, and people come here to drink a glass of cool white wine and relish in tapas while watching the yachts and fish...

This piano bar and club, located in the marina of Can Barbera, start the evenings with lounge music, to, later on, turn up the volume and rhythm. It is well-visited, and you can stay the whole night i...

Only ten minutes north from Palma you find this brand outlet with shops like Reebok, Levi's, Nike and Quicksilver. It is open daily and you also find restaurants and a cinema here. There are both trai...

Spain’s department store colossus is both loved and hated, but successfully performs the main task of a department store, which is to offer most things to most people. Here you find designer fashions,...

If you want to have everything under one roof, this is the place to go. At Porto Pi Centro Comercial you can not only shop in stores like Disney Store, Pepe Jeans, Massimo Dutti and Zara Home but also...

Every Wednesday the small village of Sineu, located right in the middle of the island, increases its visitor count when the market is held. Here you find everything from animals, fruits and food to je...

The market in Inca is widely known for its leather goods, as its nickname “Leather City" indicates. On Thursdays leather merchants from all over the island gather here making this is the place to visi...

In a beautiful building from the 15th century, a former cinema was transformed into this 800 square metre lifestyle concept store in 2007. Come here to revel in interior design, books, unique gifts an...

If wine is your thing you cannot miss this shop. Revel in thousands of bottles from all over the world. Famous wineries and labels you never heard of, you find them all here. The owner is always more ...

Just off one of the main shopping streets you find the large market hall in Palma. If you come here in the morning you can sit down for a coffee and just watch the hustle as everyone prepares their st...

Every Sunday morning, in the small town of Consell, there is a well-visited flea and antique market. You can find everything from elegant cupboards to rusty car engines in the about 300 stalls and the...

Even if you do not find something fun to shop, a visit at Pollensa Town Market is never wasted. The small village is known for its beauty and if you climb the 365 steps to the old church you will have...