7 days in Mallorca
Mallorca mixes the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, quiet coves and a food scene that runs well past the resorts.
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Day 1: Palma
Base yourself around Palma today — everything below is within easy reach.
Morning
Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
The Gothic seafront cathedral of Palma, with a rose window and an interior reworked by Gaudi.
Afternoon
Royal Palace of La Almudaina
A Moorish alcazar next to the cathedral, rebuilt as a royal residence.
Day 2: Cala d'Or & the East Coast Calas
Base yourself around Cala d'Or & the East Coast Calas today — everything below is within easy reach.
Morning
Cala Mondrago
A protected sandy cove inside the Mondragó natural park on the south-east coast.
Lunch stop
Portocolom
A large natural harbour on the east coast with a lighthouse and low-rise seafront.
Afternoon
Cala Figuera
A working fishing village in a narrow inlet, with boathouses at the water's edge.
Day 3: Pollenca & Port de Pollenca
Base yourself around Pollenca & Port de Pollenca today — everything below is within easy reach.
Morning
Calvari Steps, Pollenca
A cypress-lined stairway of 365 steps up to a hilltop chapel in Pollença.
Afternoon
Cala Sant Vicenc
Four small coves under the Cavall Bernat ridge north of Pollença.
Day 4: Alcudia
Base yourself around Alcudia today — everything below is within easy reach.
Morning
Alcudia Walled Old Town
A medieval walled town with a Wednesday and Sunday market inside the gates.
Afternoon
Playa de Muro
A long, shallow sandy beach on the Bay of Alcúdia beside the S'Albufera wetlands.
Day 5: Arta & the North-East
Base yourself around Arta & the North-East today — everything below is within easy reach.
Morning
Coves d'Arta
Sea caves in the cliffs near Canyamel, with chambers up to 45 m high.
Afternoon
Cala Torta
An undeveloped sandy bay on the wild north-east coast near Artà.
Day 6: Deia
Base yourself around Deia today — everything below is within easy reach.
Morning
Cala Deia
A small pebble cove below Deià, with rocks, clear water and two shoreline restaurants.
Lunch stop
Deia Village
A terraced stone village on the Tramuntana coast, long home to writers and painters.
Afternoon
Port d'Andratx
A sheltered south-western harbour of yachts, fishing boats and hillside villas.
Day 7: Valldemossa
Base yourself around Valldemossa today — everything below is within easy reach.
Morning
Royal Charterhouse of Valldemossa
The Carthusian monastery where Chopin and George Sand wintered in 1838.
Lunch stop
Valldemossa Village Lanes
Stone streets, flowerpots and tiles honouring Santa Catalina Thomas.
Afternoon
Bellver Castle
A circular 14th-century hilltop castle above Palma with views over the bay.
Good to know
- Book dinner before you arrive — the good tables go first in season.
- Lunch is quieter (and cheaper) than dinner at most places on this list.
- Start beaches and hikes before 10:00 to dodge the heat and the crowds.
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