Sightseeing

Beautiful places can be discovered throughout the island. 
Please find below the selection we made for you: 

Palma de Mallorca: 
The bustling capital of Mallorca is definitely worth a visit. Highlights are:  
- La Seu,  A stunning Gothic cathedral in Palma, overlooking the sea. Its impressive architecture and Gaudí-influenced interior make it a must-see.  
- A unique circular castle on a hilltop with breathtaking views of Palma and the Mediterranean. It also houses a history museum. 

Sierra de Tramuntana: 

A UNESCO World Heritage Site with breathtaking mountains, hiking trails, and picturesque villages like Deià and Valldemossa. 
 

Cap de Formentor: 

The northernmost point of the island, offering dramatic cliffs, winding roads, and spectacular ocean views. Ideal for photography lovers! 

Sóller & Port de Sóller: 

A charming town surrounded by orange groves, connected to Palma by a vintage wooden train. The nearby port has a beautiful bay with a sandy beach. 

Cuevas del Drach: 

A mesmerizing underground cave system in Porto Cristo, featuring impressive rock formations and a large underground lake. 

Valdemossa: 

A picturesque mountain village famous for its cobbled streets, traditional stone houses, and the historic Charterhouse, where Chopin once stayed. 

Alcudia Old Town: 

A beautifully preserved medieval town with narrow streets, ancient walls, and a lively market. Close to stunning beaches like Playa de Muro. 

Sa Calobra & Torrent de Pareis: 

A hidden gem with a dramatic canyon leading to a beautiful cove. The winding road to get there is an adventure in itself! 

Manacor: 

Manacor has a local, authentic charm with lively markets, quaint streets, and historic sites like the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, known for its striking bell tower.