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Discover Mallorca
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Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands, with the limestone Serra de Tramuntana running along its north-west coast, long sandy bays in the south and east, and Palma, a working city with a Gothic cathedral and old town, at its centre. The island is compact enough to combine mountain villages, coves and city days in one trip.
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Mallorca on the map
Beaches, attractions, things to do and Woltaro restaurants in one view.
Popular destinations
Towns and areas across Mallorca
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Best beaches
6 places listed
BeachCala Mondrago
Cala d'Or & the East Coast Calas
A protected sandy cove inside the Mondragó natural park on the south-east coast.
BeachEs Trenc
Campos & Es Trenc
A long undeveloped beach of white sand and dunes on the south coast.
BeachCala Deia
Deia
A small pebble cove below Deià, with rocks, clear water and two shoreline restaurants.
BeachPlaya de Muro
Alcudia
A long, shallow sandy beach on the Bay of Alcúdia beside the S'Albufera wetlands.
BeachCala Torta
Arta & the North-East
An undeveloped sandy bay on the wild north-east coast near Artà.
BeachCala Sant Vicenc
Pollenca & Port de Pollenca
Four small coves under the Cavall Bernat ridge north of Pollença.
Things to do
6 places listed
Thing to doSa Dragonera Island
Andratx & Sant Elm
An uninhabited island nature reserve off Sant Elm, reached by small ferry.
Thing to doPalma to Soller Vintage Train
Soller & Port de Soller
A 1912 narrow-gauge railway that crosses the Tramuntana through tunnels and orange groves.
Thing to doSalines d'Es Trenc Salt Pans
Campos & Es Trenc
Working sea-salt pans behind Es Trenc, with guided visits and flamingos.
Thing to doS'Albufera Natural Park
Alcudia
The largest wetland in the Balearics, with marked trails and bird hides.
Thing to doSa Calobra & Torrent de Pareis
Soller & Port de Soller
A pebble cove at the mouth of a deep gorge, reached by a famously winding road or by boat.
Thing to doPalma Old Town & Patios
Palma
The lanes, courtyards and markets between the cathedral and Plaça Major.
Attractions
8 places listed
AttractionRoyal Charterhouse of Valldemossa
Valldemossa
The Carthusian monastery where Chopin and George Sand wintered in 1838.
AttractionPalma Cathedral (La Seu)
Palma
The Gothic seafront cathedral of Palma, with a rose window and an interior reworked by Gaudi.
AttractionAlcudia Walled Old Town
Alcudia
A medieval walled town with a Wednesday and Sunday market inside the gates.
AttractionCoves d'Arta
Arta & the North-East
Sea caves in the cliffs near Canyamel, with chambers up to 45 m high.
AttractionRoyal Palace of La Almudaina
Palma
A Moorish alcazar next to the cathedral, rebuilt as a royal residence.
AttractionCalvari Steps, Pollenca
Pollenca & Port de Pollenca
A cypress-lined stairway of 365 steps up to a hilltop chapel in Pollença.
AttractionBellver Castle
Palma
A circular 14th-century hilltop castle above Palma with views over the bay.
AttractionEs Baluard Museum
Palma
A modern and contemporary art museum built into Palma's Renaissance sea walls.
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Villages & towns
6 places listed
VillagePort d'Andratx
Andratx & Sant Elm
A sheltered south-western harbour of yachts, fishing boats and hillside villas.
VillagePort de Soller
Soller & Port de Soller
A round, sheltered bay below the mountains, reached from Sóller by vintage tram.
VillageDeia Village
Deia
A terraced stone village on the Tramuntana coast, long home to writers and painters.
VillageValldemossa Village Lanes
Valldemossa
Stone streets, flowerpots and tiles honouring Santa Catalina Thomas.
VillageCala Figuera
Cala d'Or & the East Coast Calas
A working fishing village in a narrow inlet, with boathouses at the water's edge.
VillagePortocolom
Cala d'Or & the East Coast Calas
A large natural harbour on the east coast with a lighthouse and low-rise seafront.
Good to know
- What is the best way to explore Mallorca?
- Pick a base town, then work outwards: this guide groups Mallorca by destination so you can see the beaches, attractions and things to do that sit close together, plus restaurants nearby.
- Do I need to book restaurants in advance in Mallorca?
- In peak season a table for dinner is worth reserving ahead, especially for popular spots. Restaurants listed on Woltaro can be booked online; the rest are listed for reference only.
- Is this guide free to use?
- Yes. Browsing destinations, places and restaurant pages on Woltaro is free, and you only pay when you book a table or an event ticket.
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