2025 Majorca Island Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

When talking about the most famous cities in Spain, Barcelona is often the first one that comes to mind. Perhaps it’s because of Gaudi’s dreamlike architecture, or perhaps it’s because of the romantic sentiment of “La Barcelona”, this city is always crowded with tourists. During my two-week trip to Spain, I deeply felt that Barcelona is indeed charming, but I have a special liking for the small towns, many of which made me want to visit again! If you are planning a trip to Spain, these are the places you shouldn’t miss! 1️⃣ Mallorca This is the place that comes to mind as the first choice. It is famous for its jelly-clear waters. Chopin also spent his honeymoon here. Small towns with different styles, beautiful coastlines, delicious restaurants...it is worthy of the title of the pinnacle of European island vacations. My sisters and I spent four days here and still felt unsatisfied. 2️⃣ Ronda This sky city on the cliff was praised by Hemingway as the best town for elopement. A steep ravine divides Ronda into two parts, connected by a spectacular bridge. This is also the birthplace of Spanish bullfighting. 3️⃣Tossa A beautiful medieval town near Barcelona, ​​where the movie "Legend of the Blue Sea" was filmed. There is an ancient stone castle standing on the Mediterranean Sea. It is very pleasant to taste wine and swim on the beach. 4️⃣Blanes Botanical Garden This beautiful botanical garden located on the edge of a cliff has a history of more than 100 years. There are not many tourists here. Walking along the coastline, you can admire various plants, as if you are in a movie scene. 5️⃣ Granada In this city of pomegranates, which was loved by Victor Hugo, you must visit the Alhambra Palace. It is a magnificent building left by the Moors, so exquisite that it amazes people. This is also the filming location for Game of Thrones. 6️⃣ Seville The cultural center of Andalusia, where Columbus is buried - the "Four Kings Coffin" is located here. The Plaza de España is full of exotic charm that makes people linger. After leaving Barcelona, ​​the Internet speed in the small town is really a headache. Some of us bought local mobile phone cards, and some rented wifi. I didn’t expect that the fastest internet speed was the Skylink function of my Huawei phone.

#September2024 Mallorca, Spain Very beautiful city Very friendly person The weather is almost always good Warm but windy Drier areas There is a beautiful green area towards Calvia Full of maritime pines and other conifers Very peaceful coastal view Whether in the Gulf Or on a high, steep cliff that juts out from the vast sea In the smell of the sea and the resin of the pine trees There are different viewing points The sea is beautiful and clean There are many fish near the headland or sea rocks A favorite place for British people

- This town is so beautiful that it touches my heart. It is not only beautiful, but also very comfortable! Valldemossa is located in the northwest of Mallorca, Spain. If you have the chance, you must come here to experience its beauty and tranquility firsthand! For this fairytale town, I took Qiqi on a special trip to Spain - 【Valldemossa】 ✅ Chopin and George Sand once lived here ✅The town is hidden in the mountains, natural and simple, with a different view at every step ✅The famous landmark is the Carthusian Monastery, which has a small museum displaying items from the time Chopin and George Sand lived there - 【Car rental in Mallorca】 1. Pick up the car at Palma Airport and drive from Palma to Valldemossa, which takes about half an hour 2. When picking up the car, the person who made the reservation needs to show the original driver's license and the Spanish sworn translation - [Self-driving in Mallorca] 1. Spain drives on the right just like China. When traveling in Mallorca, you can drive counterclockwise all the way to the sea. 2. The roads in Valldemossa are very narrow. It is recommended to park your car outside and walk around. - 【Public transportation in Mallorca】 You can swipe your card to buy tickets, which is very convenient. You can check the bus schedule on Google Maps. - - —— —— —— —— —— —— —— 👉For more domestic and international parent-child travel tips, click on the homepage~

#EuropeanTravel #Mallorca #Calodesmoro 📍Calo des moro 🌊 How to get there: There are three ways to get from downtown Mallorca to Calo des moro: taxi, bus, and rental car. 1. The bus takes two transfers and the intervals are long, so it takes about 2.5 to 3 hours one way. 🚌 2. Many people rent cars, but parking is difficult, paid parking lots are expensive, and illegal parking is often ticketed! 🚘 3. I think a taxi would be the most reasonable way to go if you go with 4 or more people! It costs 70 euros one way, so if you find a companion and go with 4 people, it's 35 euros per person round trip, so you can comfortably go one way in an hour!!!!! I highly recommend a taxi!! 🚕🚕🚕 Hotel: It's better to choose a hotel near downtown Palma :) Just play in the water at Calo des moro and come back! We stayed at hostalpons, but there is no air conditioning, so it can be very hot in the middle of summer!! The location was great 😀 Recommended food & restaurants: There is an Italian restaurant called Ritzi Palma in downtown Palma, If you order truffle cheese cream pasta, they perform a huge cheese performance in front of you :) The shrimp oil pasta was also delicious..!!!! It was pricey, but it was refreshing and delicious. The staff are Italian, so they are very proud of their pasta, and you can feel Italy in Spain!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

#CelebrateWithTrip Mallorca is one of Spain balearic island in the Mediterranean seas . it famous for it beach resort and of cos the night life. Getting there is easy you can fly direct from Madrid or Barcelona they have few flights every day For me I fly from Ibiza to Mallorca which take less than an hour Renting a car to get around is recommended as it will make travelling around the island easier .But be warm car park is a gem very hard to find a parking the downtown Plama With a car can drove around the island to explore the beaches which it famous for in short if you love beaches this is one of the place you have to go as the view is supper stunning #beachlife

Mallorca, Illes Balears, Catalonia - Spain. 🇪🇸 What to do in Mallorca? 🔍 Mallorca is known for its beautiful Mediterranean coastline with stunning beaches, limestone mountains, Spanish architecture,... 🏖️🌊🏰 A must if you travel there is doing a route for all the "Calas"; idyllic blue water beaches to relax, rent a boat or practise some activities and enjoy with friends having a good time. You also have to watch the sunset from a mountain viewpoint, you will enjoy a lot the views, for sure! And finally, have a walk on the city center, where you can find the Cathedral. Enjoy travelling! ✈️ 1st photo: Cala Sant Vicenç, Pollença 2nd photo: Es Colomer viewpoint views 3rd photo: Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma 4th photo: Sunset from Es Colomer viewpoint of Pollença #mytripvlog #spaintravel #catalonia #beachlife #island

Who doesn’t love sunsets? Mallorca’s sunsets are stunning, peaceful and beautiful. There are diverse and inspiring like a nature painting. We are sunset’s lovers, and you?✨ #passionpassport #spain #sunsets #sunset #summervacation #naturalwonders #nature #beachlife #beaches #beach

3 things to do in Mallorca that aren’t the beach! While the island is surrounded by beautiful beaches, Mallorca has so much more to offer! 1. Go hiking at Fornalux & Biniaraix: The hiking route we chose was a moderate loop trail that takes you through Fornalux and Biniaraix in 2 hours. More than an hour later, we arrived at Fornalux and took a break in its town center. The village is lined with beautifully well-preserved stone houses with red tiles and green window shutters. We passed by the second village, Biniaraix, on the way back. This is another quiet town that has been kept in its original condition throughout time, with just a few restaurants and B&Bs, the town fit nicely into the hike. 2. Take a catamaran boat tour: Instead of going to the beach, we choose to have a relaxing day at sea with the catamaran half-day tour. At 9am, we boarded the spacious catamaran and were served fresh mimosas on board. We left the bay and sailed towards our destination, Cala Vella. This boat tour included a lunch buffet onboard and drinks were available for purchase. We sailed for about 1.5 hours to get to Cala Vella, a quiet small cove area 20 km east of Palma. The boat had snorkeling equipment for purchase, however, towels were not provided so be sure to bring your own! The price of the boat tour per person is 60 Euros so its not cheap! 3. Ride a bus up to Cap de Formentor About an hour away from Palma, Cap de Formentor is 384 m above sea level and provided us with a 360-degree view of the island as well as the ocean. To get to the Formentor Lighthouse, we parked our car at the designated parking lot and rode a bus for 30 minutes to get up the mountains. The bus ride took us across the windy and intense landscape of the cap but the view at the end of the ride is worth the journey. The bus made hairpin turns until it reached the lighthouse at the top of the hill. The lighthouse itself wasn’t much to look at since the main attraction was the panoramic view of the ocean. #summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails

Palma de Mallorca is a major holiday destination that has a rich cultural heritage inherited from the communities of Romans, Moors and Catholics. From its massive cathedral to its soft sand beaches to its delicious food specialities, there’s no wonder why Palma is so popular today.Palma’s Old Town is a very pleasant and compact area to stroll around. It hosts a lively scene of quaint cafés and restaurants, as well as art galleries and boutiques.Locally called La Seu, the Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma sits in the south of the Old Town, a stroll away from the port. It’s built in golden sandstone and is designed in a stunning Catalan Gothic style with a Northern European twist. Santa Catalina neighbourhood is located just west of the Old Town from which it’s separated by the Parc de la Feixina. This area hosts a lively nightlife scene. Passeig del Born is the main commercial street in Palma. It’s lined with shops and boutiques including a non-exhaustive list of international brands such as H&M, Zara, and MaxMara. The capital – and only – city of the Balearic Islands, Palma is settled in a large bay on the southwest coast of Mallorca, the largest island of the group. Featuring agreeable temperatures from April to October, it offers a close hideaway from Europe. #mynovgetaway

This quaint seaside town is both alluring and traditional in the best way.  The small cobblestone streets are full of delicious tapas restaurants, cozy pubs, and plenty of places to pick up Spanish memorabilia to bring home. We loved the welcoming ambiance at each venue, live music heard throughout the streets, and the vibrant Mercat de L'Olivar food market.  The Catedral-Basilica de Santa Maria de Mallorca is perfect for a sunny day of sightseeing and there is even an on site playground to please your children. Palma de Mallorca is an ideal walking town where you'll discover beautiful architecture and irresistible Spanish charm throughout every street.  Make sure to have plenty of shellfish, delicious ham and local wines and olive oils for a true treat.  A great city for couples or families looking to experience a relaxed side of Spanish culture.

✨First sunset and last sunset✨ This spot was so stunning we came back twice to experience it. It was the first place we came on the island and also where we spent our last evening. There is something special about watching the sunset over the ocean while standing on a mountain. Grateful for the lovely beauty of Mallorca, but are excited to journey someplace new! .

Day 1: Palma de Mallorca - Morning: Catedral de Palma in the old town, with its Gothic spire and the blue sea beyond, and a rooftop terrace overlooking the entire city - Afternoon: Palacio Real de La Almudaina, stroll through the colorful shops in the alleys, and look for local olive oil and lemon curd when buying gifts - Evening: Enjoy seafood paella at Portixol seaside with a glass of sangria Day 2: Palma → Valldemossa → Deià - Morning: Visit Chopin’s former residence in Valldemossa. The stone house next to the monastery is covered with bougainvillea, which is full of literary and artistic feeling - Afternoon: Go to Deià along the mountain road and walk for 10 minutes to Cala de Deià. The jelly sea and cliff reefs are all magazine covers - Evening: Stay in Deià town and choose a terrace restaurant to eat grilled lamb chops. Look up and you will see the starry sky Day 3: Deià → Sóller → Cap de Formentor - Morning: Take the retro train (Tren de Sóller) from Sóller town to the port, shuttle between the valleys, and the end point is the glass-blue bay - Afternoon: Go to Cap de Formentor to check in the lighthouse (Far de Formentor, standing on the cliff, watching the Mediterranean Sea divided into three layers of blue - Evening: Eat squid ink seafood rice, so delicious that you will lick the plate Day4: Cape Formentor → Alcúdia - Morning: Drive along the coastline on the north side of Formentor, stop at hidden bays such as Cala Figuera along the way, where there are few people and the water is clear and suitable for snorkeling - Afternoon: Go to Alcúdia to visit the old town within the medieval city walls. There is a market (Mercado de Alcúdia) on weekends to buy handmade soap and embroidery - Evening: Go to Playa de Alcúdia for a walk, and drink a mojito at the beach bar to digest food Day5: Alcudia → Cuevas del Drach - Morning: Take a boat in the cave to visit the underground lake (Lago Martel), the stalactites look like crystal palaces under the lights, and watch a live version of a classical music concert - Afternoon: Swim in Cala Romantica near the cave, the beach is fine white sand, lying down for an afternoon is super healing - Evening: Stay in a small town in the east, try the local special stew (Cocido Mallorquín), which is perfect with hard bread Day6: Cave of Drauch → Cala Llombards → Cala d'Or - Morning: Go to Cala Llombards, climb the observation deck to take pictures of the famous cliff bay, the blue-green gradient of the sea water - Afternoon: Walk 10 minutes to Calo del Moro, a small bay hidden in the cracks of the cliff, with shallow and clear water - Evening: Eat grilled squid in the port restaurant and watch the fireworks of fishing boats returning to the port Day7: Calo del Moro → Santanyí → Palma - Morning: Visit the Mercado de Santanyí, look for antique jewelry and pottery, the stone houses in the town are equipped with colorful doors and windows, and the photos are all Instagram-style - Afternoon: Return to Palma, stop at Cala Pi along the way, lie on the beach until sunset, and finally take a look at the blue of Mallorca - Evening: Farewell dinner in the old town, must order garlic shrimp (Gambas al Ajillo) #Mallorca Island Guide #Spanish Niche Travel #Island Tour #Palma

Mallorca's Blue Tears Ultimate Guide! Mediterranean's Hidden Gems Fully Revealed! Must-See! Mediterranean's Top Attraction! Blue Tears + Cliffside Sunset Will Take Your Breath Away! 🌊 🚌 Transportation Tips: Airport bus from Palma to city center (€3/person), recommended to rent a car for island exploration (caution needed on mountain roads) 1️⃣ Sóller Town Century-old orange-scented train through canyons! Vintage wooden carriages perfect for photos 📸Tips: Best light at 4pm, capture mountain-sea combo from terminal station terrace 2️⃣ Drach Caves Real-life "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"! Explore blue tears in transparent kayaks ⚡Pro Tip: Choose morning sessions for fewer crowds, bring jacket for cool cave temperatures 3️⃣ Formentor Cape World's Top 10 Cliffside Sunsets! Thrilling mountain drive will leave you weak in knees 🌅 Golden Hour: Around 7:30pm in summer, hidden viewpoint at Mirador es Colomer 🍴 Food Recommendations Paella: Casa Gallega's saffron-infused seafood rice is legendary Ensaïmada spiral pastry: Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo's century-old cinnamon version is divine 💡 Insider Knowledge: Blue tears peak May-September, visible to naked eye at Alcúdia Beach after 1am with glowing waves!

Agroturismo Son Viscose is located in Valldemossa, Mallorca, nestled in a charming rural setting that offers a tranquil accommodation experience. This property is described as an emotionally warm home, featuring amenities ranging from a mountain-view swimming pool to delightful breakfasts. Although it's an eco-friendly accommodation that may have some minor inconveniences, it remains a worthwhile option to consider. Agroturismo Son Viscose provides high-quality breakfasts and thoughtful services, with top-notch facilities. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and impeccably clean, making it perfect for travelers seeking relaxation.

#summervacay If you’re still deciding where to spend your summer, Mallorca is that hidden gem that totally deserves the hype — but somehow still feels relaxed and authentic compared to super touristy spots. 🌊 Why Choose Mallorca for Summer? ✔️ Crystal-clear turquoise waters ✔️ Cute old towns with Mediterranean vibes ✔️ Stunning beaches & secret coves (called calas) ✔️ Affordable compared to other European islands ✔️ Super easy to explore by car 🏖 Personal Experience We spent 5 days road-tripping around Mallorca, and honestly, every corner of this island surprised me — from the postcard-perfect beaches to charming mountain villages. Our mornings started with beach-hopping: • Cala Llombards & Caló des Moro — Small, hidden coves with unbelievable blue water. Get there early to avoid the crowds! • Es Trenc Beach — Long stretches of white sand, very Caribbean-like, perfect for lazy afternoons. Afternoons we explored cute towns: • Valldemossa & Deià — Tiny mountain villages with cobblestone streets, blooming flowers, and unreal views. Feels like you stepped into a movie set. • Palma de Mallorca — The capital, great for tapas, shopping, and a bit of nightlife. And evenings? Always about sunsets & sangria. Watching the sun sink into the sea at Cap de Formentor was my personal highlight. 🚗 Practical Tips ✔️ Rent a car — The island is small but public transport is limited for hidden beaches. ✔️ Stay flexible — Plan around the weather and crowds; early mornings = best beach time. ✔️ Book in advance — Summer is high season; popular hotels & restaurants fill up fast. ✔️ Footwear matters — Some beaches require short hikes, bring comfy shoes. 🏡 Where We Stayed We split between: • Palma Old Town — Great base for the first night. • Santanyí Area — Close to the best beaches. • Sóller — Charming mountain town, easy access to the west coast. 🌟 Final Thoughts Mallorca in summer = island life at its best. Sun, sea, sangria, and that laid-back Mediterranean vibe. Perfect for couples, friends, or solo travelers. If you’ve done Greece or Italy and want something equally beautiful but more chill — Mallorca is your answer. #trip #myitinerary #travel #beachlife #seascapes #naturalwonders

#mediterraneanvibes My visit to Mallorca was the perfect blend of beach relaxation, cultural discovery, and stunning Mediterranean scenery. The island truly has something for everyone — from hidden coves and dramatic mountains to lively towns and peaceful villages. I based myself in Palma, the capital, and was immediately impressed by the beautiful Cathedral of Santa Maria, rising above the sea with its golden stone glowing in the sun. Wandering the old town’s narrow streets, I found cozy cafés, local markets, and elegant courtyards that gave Palma a charming and authentic vibe. One of my favorite experiences was exploring the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. I took a trip to the village of Valldemossa, surrounded by olive groves and pine forests, where time seemed to stand still. Another day, I rode the vintage wooden train to Sóller and continued to the port — the scenic ride through tunnels and lemon groves was unforgettable. Of course, no trip to Mallorca would be complete without time by the sea. I spent hours relaxing on Cala Pi and Cala Mondragó, two beaches with crystal-clear turquoise water and white sand, far from the bigger tourist crowds. Mallorca surprised me with its variety, beauty, and peaceful atmosphere. Whether exploring inland villages, hiking coastal cliffs, or simply watching the sunset with a glass of sangria in hand, I left the island feeling refreshed and already dreaming of returning. #travel #spain #beachlife

Puerto Pollenca was the perfect base for a cycling holiday in Majorca. Never have I visited somewhere so beautiful, with smooth roads, considerate drivers and welcoming locals.

A place where you can lie down and do nothing for 7 days! 【feature】 1. There are many bays in the town, so there are small beaches and glass seas. The sea water is calm and colorful, suitable for swimming and boating. We mainly went to the beach in Figure 2, where there were lifeguards on the shore. 2. Many hotels have back doors leading directly to the beach, which is super convenient. 3. Almost all the buildings in the whole town are pure white, which is super cute. Any photo you take will turn out great! [Transportation] It is recommended to drive, which only takes one hour. Public transportation requires transfers and public transportation in Spain is never on time! If you take intercity buses such as 515 and 501, you can use your credit card for a 40% discount, but remember to swipe your card when getting on and off the bus. [Price] Restaurants are slightly expensive, but hotel prices are lower than in Palma, and supermarkets are very dense. It’s very cheap to rent a paddle board, only 26 euros for 2 hours! [The only problem] There are a lot of jellyfish in the sea, and they will bite people! But I don’t know if it’s only in this season that there are so many. #SpainTravel #IslandHoliday

One of the "most beautiful towns in Spain", hidden among the "World Heritage" Tramuntana Mountains on Mallorca Island. The small town of Fornalutx between the mountains and the sea is close to Mallorca's highest peak, Puig Major, and the charming Sóller. The village retains medieval stone houses, Moorish streets and hand-painted terracotta tiles. In addition, there is the Pareis Torrent and the ancient mountain towns of Deià and Valldemossa with a strong literary atmosphere... It takes about 40 minutes to drive from the capital Palma to the town of Fornalutx. You can also take the century-old retro train (Tren de Sóller, Figure 5-6) from the town of Sóller and then take the bus to get there. The route passes through valley orange groves and the scenery is extremely picturesque, making it a very popular way to experience the scenery.

If food is an indispensable part of an island vacation, then the restaurant’s atmosphere must be the finishing touch of the dining experience. Here is the collection guide! Il Paradiso Restaurante Marivent This Italian restaurant is located in Cala Major, a bay in downtown Palma. The interior retains the luxurious style of 20th century palace architecture. Outdoors, there are oval floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the bay, where you can enjoy the sunset while dining. The creamy shrimp pasta and cheese and mushroom macaroni are especially recommended. The fillet steak paired with Maurus red wine is also carefully seasoned with foie gras and truffles. La Fortaleza This Mediterranean restaurant is located in the luxurious Cap Rocat castle hotel on the bay of Palma. This former military fortress was transformed by the owner Antonio Obrador into one of the island's five-star hotels with the highest ceilings. The interior is decorated with gorgeous ceiling pendants and elegant curtains. Dining on the outside terrace is accompanied by the lights of the old town in the distance and the gurgling sound of the fountain. There are two options for dinner: five or seven-course tasting menus. Wines from various countries from world-renowned wineries always impress wine lovers. In 2012, it won the Balearic Islands Hotel Gourmet Award. Mesón Ca'n Pedro This historic Mallorcan restaurant is located on the top of Mount Génova on the outskirts of Palma and was built in 1976. The atmosphere of this restaurant comes not only from the simple and old-fashioned solid wood table setting, but also from its popularity among locals. Here you can taste down-to-earth authentic Mallorcan dishes, and we recommend the stone grilled meat, Arroz Brut soup and rice, Frito Mallorquin Mallorcan stir-fry and Caracoles special snails. NENI Mallorca Facing the charming port of the orange town of Soller, the exquisite Bohemian style is unique with woven chairs, tassel flower pots and Moroccan-style tableware. The food is inspired by a combination of the best of Lebanese and Mediterranean flavors. Middle Eastern kebabs and lamb rolls are very popular. Of course, the most noteworthy thing is definitely the open mountain and sea views. Tim's Located in Port d'Andratx, a southwest port where many yachts dock, this live music bistro offers drinks, delicious food and snacks while admiring the orange sunset. The relaxed atmosphere, charming scenery and romantic guitar and harmonica melodies are cleverly combined to make you feel relaxed and comfortable.

What kind of treasure island is Mallorca? Of course, everyone would scream: So beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful! ! Here is my guide to 4 nights and 3 days on the island without any pitfalls🏖 🏨The accommodation is EI Josemari Youth Hostel in downtown Palma, about a 15-minute walk from the city's bus terminal, Estació Intermodal (301), so it's convenient for travel! recommend! 🗺General itinerary: Day 1: Rent a car from the airport to visit the Eastern Jelly Sea. Day 2: Depart from the city and take public transportation to visit the town of Soller, Soller Port, and the town of Valldemossa. Day 3: Depart from the city and take a bus tour to visit the small town of Alucdia, the city center and the seaside restaurant Restaurant La Gran Tortuga. 🚗【Transportation Recommendation】: Recommended car rental 💙Why choose a chartered car❓ There is no direct bus to the eastern Jelly Sea in Mallorca during the off-season. The only way to get there by yourself is to take two buses, take a taxi, and then walk for a long time. This is not cheap and takes a very long time. And there is a certain distance between several scenic spots. Chartering a car is the best choice for cost-effectiveness and travel experience. If you need to go to the supermarket or have a meal during the trip, you can tell the driver. 💙If you arrive at the airport in the morning like us, you can choose to charter a car to pick you up from the airport and go out to play directly, and then send you back to the hotel/restaurant you want to go to after the play. This also saves the time and money of going from the airport to the city to check in and store luggage. ⚠: Mallorca Airport is quite large and has complete facilities. You can wash, change clothes and put on makeup here after getting off the plane. There is also drinking water! 🍽️【Food Recommendation】: 💙Here is a recommendation for a seaside restaurant bar that is suitable as the end point of the chartered car Assaona Gastrobeach Club Palma Located near the city. After playing on the beach, it's about 4 o'clock when you return to the city. You can ask the chartered car driver to stop here to end the trip (if you don't have much luggage and live in the city). The atmosphere for taking photos at sunset is amazing. But the price-performance ratio is not high, and I only recommend a small drink. The price of a cocktail is around 11 to 15 Euros. After drinking, you can walk back to the city along the beach at sunset, enjoying the scenery and taking photos. It only takes 25 to 30 minutes to walk. ✅Travel Tips 💳Be sure to bring a credit card when traveling abroad! You can also take the bus for daily food, accommodation and transportation 👙Prepare bikini, slippers, sunscreen, sunglasses, beach towel 🗺Just follow Google directions for navigation

Mallorca is located at the western end of the Mediterranean Sea and is the largest and most populous island in Spain's Balearic Islands. It lies southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, approximately 240 km from mainland Spain. The island enjoys a mild climate with distinct seasons—hot, dry summers and mild, humid winters—making it a famous European holiday destination. ✍️ Mallorca has a rich history dating back to prehistoric times. During the Roman Empire, the island gradually developed into an important Mediterranean trading center. In the Middle Ages, it was territory of the Muslim Moors until the 13th century, when James I of Aragon conquered Mallorca and incorporated it into his Christian kingdom. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, tourism began to flourish on the island, attracting many artists and writers such as George Sand and Frédéric Chopin. During the winter of 1838, the couple stayed at the Valldemossa Charterhouse to escape the cold. During this time, Chopin completed his "Raindrop Prelude," while George Sand wrote "A Winter in Mallorca." 🎬Main attractions: *Palma de Mallorca: The island's capital, featuring a spectacular Gothic cathedral (Catedral de Palma, image 6), the Royal Palace (Almudaina Palace), and a charming old town. *Port de Sóller (image 8): A picturesque port town surrounded by steep mountains and azure waters. *Formentor Cape (image 7): Located at the northernmost tip of the island, this is a narrow 20 km long peninsula affectionately called "the meeting point of winds" by locals. ✈️: Palma de Mallorca Airport is the main gateway to the island, offering direct flights to major European cities. 🛳️: Regular ferry services operate from mainland Spanish cities such as Barcelona and Valencia to Mallorca. 🥂Specialties and cuisine: Mallorcan olive oil: The island produces excellent quality olive oil, which is an important ingredient in local dishes; Mallorcan wine, especially red wine from several quality wine regions on the island is worth tasting; Additionally, locally cultivated pearls are a distinctive handicraft of the island.

If you're wondering "Where should I go next?", then Mallorca, Spain, is waiting for you! More than just a beach resort, this island is filled with breathtaking views, delicious food, and unique charm. Check out these 5 reasons why you'll want to go to Mallorca and start planning your next trip! 1. Drown in the Mediterranean blue! Breathtaking beaches Emerald green sea, white sand, and hidden beaches surrounded by cliffs... The scenery is like a scene from a movie. Calo de Moro and Cala Agulla in particular are so beautiful that you'll wonder, "Is there really a place like this on Earth?" 2. So delicious! The temptation of local cuisine If you love Spanish cuisine, you can't miss out on Mallorca's specialty cuisine. For breakfast, try the slightly sweet ensaimada (traditional local bread). Enjoy fresh seafood paella or the spicy "spara" (a type of ramen) at a seaside restaurant! 3. Instagram-worthy! Cute cityscapes Walking through the beautiful Gothic cathedral in Palma and the cobblestoned old town of Alcudia, you'll feel like you've wandered into the world of the Middle Ages. In Valldemossa, a village lined with colorful houses, you won't be able to stop taking pictures! 4. Satisfy active people! Full of adventure spots If you're not satisfied with just relaxing, rest assured. Mallorca has beautiful mountain roads that are said to be a paradise for cyclists, the Drache Cave where you can enjoy cave exploration, and even world-famous rock climbing spots! 5. The sunset casts a spell... A romantic time that will move your heart Relax on the terrace with a glass of wine while watching the sun set over the Mediterranean Sea... The sunset seen from Cap de Formentor and Sant Francesc Monastery in particular will leave you with an unforgettable impression. 🌍 Now, your next trip is to Mallorca! If you are interested in Mallorca, start planning your trip now! The ultimate paradise that you will want to visit at least once in your life is waiting for you✨ #Traveling Abroad #Mallorca #Europe Travel #Spain

Hotel Corazón From 2102 yuan💓 🌟Reasons to stay 1️⃣Unique design and natural fusion 2️⃣The restaurant offers localized and seasonal cuisine, which is a paradise for foodies 3️⃣Rich activity experience, including yoga, sound therapy, massage, guided hiking and other activities 4️⃣Environmental protection and community are combined. The hotel adopts traditional regenerative agricultural technology. All items are made by local craftsmen. Feel the perfect combination of art and community atmosphere Hotel Corazón is one of the most popular hotels this year and an artist's haven for a new generation of travelers. This is a place immersed in art, alchemy, exploration and nature, located in the north of Mallorca. Although it is a hotel, it really feels like home. 🚥When you arrive at Hotel Corazón, you’ll see a 16th-century manor house sitting on the side of the road, surrounded by lush gardens filled with palm trees and jacarandas. 🎨Hotel Corazón is the first hotel run by British fashion photographer Kate Bellm and her partner Edgar Lopez. Each of the hotel’s 15 linen-draped rooms is unique, with muted hues of pink, sage and ochre that really do look like they were created by AI. 🥰 The interior design is heavily influenced by the 1970s organic architecture movement, using free-flowing shapes to create a smooth and fluid space with blurred boundaries between indoors and outdoors. All rooms have mountain views⛰️, garden views🌹 or courtyard views, which give a sense of privacy and integrity, and you can always see the palm trees outside the window. 🌴 The hotel's restaurant and bar are located on a sunny terrace with stunning mountain views. The cozy sofa corner is piled with cushions and offers a view of the hills in the distance. At sunset, families 👨‍👩‍👧, couples 👩‍❤️‍👨 and friends 👭🏻 gather together to eat, drink or enjoy live music 🎵, just think about it! 🥳

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Loved the Montdrago walk. Beautiful water, beaches and trails. A highlight of our trip to Mallorca