Holiday destinations, must-visit locations, secret beaches and more, find comprehensive guides to the best destinations in Mallorca. The perfect resource for those planning their itinerary or looking to explore new areas of the island.
There are few things more recognisable about Mallorca than its sea. On a calm summer day, the water can range from deep Mediterranean blue to almost impossibly bright turquoise. But why does it look so clear and colourful? The answer is a combination of sunlight, the water itself, the seabed and the marine
If you’re planning a move, holiday, property purchase, or simply looking for the perfect place to enjoy Mallorca’s northern coast, one question keeps coming up: Pollensa or Alcúdia? The truth is that both destinations remain among the most desirable places in Mallorca in 2026. They share beautiful beaches, rich history, excellent restaurants, and easy
North Mallorca is home to some of the world’s most stunning beaches, boasting soft white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters. However, many of these beaches are well-known, and during peak season they can become crowded with tourists. That’s why we’ve decided to share some of the island’s hidden gems—lesser-known beaches where you can enjoy a
Explore this Coastal Gem in the North of Mallorca The buzzing port town, Puerto Alcudia, with its golden beaches, local charm, and modern amenities, invites travellers to discover a blend of relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re a sun-seeker, a wildlife enthusiast, or watersports fan, Puerto Alcudia offers a superb trip for all kinds, and the
Discover Alcudia old town, where timeless charm meets a modern urban escape. Alcudia Old Town is loved by many for its history, culture, and Mediterranean beauty. A fortified town with roots stretching back to the 13th century, Alcudia’s ancient walls and narrow streets tell stories of a bygone era, inviting explorers to step back in
Your Travel Companion to the Jewel of the North of Mallorca Located 10km inland and home to around 16.5k residents, the municipality of Pollensa comprises Puerto Pollensa, Cala Sant Vicente and Formentor. A stunning collection of postcodes by anyone’s standard, but at the top of the charm scale it has to be the town of
Image courtesy of Benjamin Gamblin on Flickr Regularly edging the Best of the Best Beaches lists, in Spain and in Europe, Playa de Muro— or Platja de Muro in the local language of Catalan—beckons travellers with its idyllic beauty. It’s no wonder this beach is a must-visit with its crystal-clear waters and powder-soft sand. Shallow
Cala Santanyi courtesy of jbdodane on flickr. Santanyi, a charming village full of classy boutiques and stylish cafes and restaurants, is a great day out from the north. 10 minutes down the road is the town’s coastal counterpart Cala Santanyi, an equally charming beach that matches with the Santanyi brand very well. A blue-flag beach,
While first impressions of Can Picafort are of a bustling seaside tourist town, it hides a rich cultural history as well as being the gateway to one of the most beautiful, wild and untouched natural areas of Mallorca. You can visit the archaeological site of the Phoenician graveyard at the finca Son Real and the
For any visitor to the North of Mallorca who appreciates scenery, culture and history in addition to local gastronomy then a visit to the beautiful village of Deia is a must. Perched high in the mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana in the north-west of Mallorca, Deia offers breathtaking views so spectacular and atmospheric it
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