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Mallorca - Rund um Urlaub auf der Baleareninsel

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Mach Mallorca mal anders!

Mallorca, das Juwel der  Balearen , hat viel mehr zu bieten als nur Ballermann & Strand. Die  Westküste von Mallorca  ist beispielsweise geprägt von unberührter Natur und bietet sich ideal zum Wandern und Natur-Genießen an. Auch  Alcúdia , die historische Stadt im Norden Mallorcas, kann mit ihrem mittelalterlichen Stadtkern und dem maritimen Lebensgefühl am beliebten Stadthafen für Abwechslung sorgen. Aber auch für  Wellness- und Luxusliebhaber  eignet sich unsere Lieblingsinsel allemal: Erholung unter spanischer Sonne und mit einer mediterranen Brise tut einfach gut! Auch die beliebten und hochwertigen  TUI Hotelmarken  haben wir für dich günstig mit im Angebot. Doch falls du eher auf Spontanität setzt und Pläne nichts für dich sind, musst du nicht auf deinen Traumurlaub verzichten. Unsere Deals für  Last Minute Mallorca Urlaub  werden dich garantiert vom Hocker hauen! Eines ist bei unseren Angeboten aber sicher: ein ganz anderes Malle-Feeling!

Dein Mallorca-Urlaub mit Kindern

Mallorca ist ideal für den Urlaub mit der ganzen Familie. Hier erwarten unsere Kleinen eine  kinderfreundliche Atmosphäre  mit einem familiengerechten Freizeit- und Sportprogramm. Während sich die Kids also tagsüber am Pool, im Rutschenparadies oder im Miniclub austoben, können es sich die Eltern entspannt mit einem Cocktail gemütlich machen. Genieße die Vorfreude auf deinen Familienurlaub!

Das volle Programm: Partys, Strand & Spaß!

Malle ist bei dir nur einmal im Jahr - aber wenn, dann so richtig? Dann bist du in  S'Arenal ,  Cala Ratjada  oder  Magalluf   genau richtig, denn hier werden Party und Spaß besonders groß geschrieben. Entspanne z.B. tagsüber am schönen Sandstrand  Playa de Palma  und vergiss am Abend den Alltag im Megapark. Auch  Cala Ratjada  hat partytechnisch einiges zu bieten: Tolle Clubs und außergewöhnliche Beach Partys gibt es hier den ganzen Tag! Du willst gerne etwas Neues ausprobieren und Gleichgesinnte aus der ganzen Welt treffen? Dann ist  Magalluf  genau das Richtige für dich! Sommer, Sonne, Party & Strand bekommst du an allen drei Orten garantiert!

Romantischer Pärchenurlaub auf Mallorca

Die mallorquinische Mittelmeerinsel ist der perfekte Ort, um einen entspannten  Urlaub zu zweit  zu verbringen. Du möchtest mit deinem Partner die Zweisamkeit genießen, dich um nichts kümmern und einfach die Seele baumeln lassen? Dann bist du an den romantischen Buchten Mallorcas genau richtig! Du findest viele Angebote und Adults only Hotels, die ihren Fokus auf Paare ohne Kinder gelegt haben. Doch egal, was du suchst, die Insel hat die ideale Location für jeden Anlass. Vielleicht möchtest du sogar euren Hochzeits- oder Jahrestag im Urlaub feiern? Hand in Hand am Strand entspannen, ein romantischer Spaziergang bei Sonnenuntergang oder ein gemeinsamer Tag im Spa – du hast die Wahl!

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Mallorca Tours & Trips

Find your adventure through Mallorca and travel to the most beautiful spots on this iconic island. Cycle along the coast or stroll through the many charming villages before you delve into the history of Spain and enjoy your holiday on the beach.

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Charming route, and very well signposted and with the eurohike app you could find the routes quite easily. The selected hotels and the luggage transport and organization was a dream. Thanks to the whole eurohike team for the great trip in Mallorca. And I will recommend you very much. With warm regards your eurohike fan Erich

• Book With Flexibility This operator allows you to rebook your dates or tours with them for free, waiving change fees.

Mallorca: Cycling Paradise

The over all experience was fine, excellent hotels, first class bikes and the navigation system fairly good. My negative comments are the information flow and guidence, especially in the beginning, how to check in to the tour, the reception and so forth. We had expected ore formally start and some advice according to this special route. It was a need for this in relation to utility of battery function and consuming of power. We had some problems in the Tramuntana, near Sierra de Tramuntana, ran out of electricity and a little help to get from the organizer. We had the general feeling in the tour that we were more or less on our own. That can also be good

Mallorca‘s West Coast with Charm

Sail the Unimagined Wonders of Mallorca

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Majorca with charm 8/7

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Majorca: Sierras and Monasteries

Mallorca: Road Bike tour.

Majorca Loop Tour

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This was our first trip with Explore and there is no reason on the basis of this we would not go again. Already recommended to others.

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Mallorca Self-Guided Coast to Coast Ride

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Tour of Mallorca (11 destinations)

Mallorca: Mediterranean Island Idyll (on E-bikes) guided cycling tour

Catalonia to Andalusia

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• Deutsch: Mallorca Rundreisen
• Français: Circuits en Majorque
• Español: Circuitos por Mallorca
• Nederlands: Mallorca Rondreizen

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1. Luxury Catamaran sailing with welcome Drinks Tapas Max10-12Person

2. Mallorca Midday or Sunset Sailing with Light Snacks and Open Bar

3. Mallorca in One Day Sightseeing Tour with Boat Ride and Vintage Train

4. Mallorca Catamaran Small Group Cruise with Tapas

5. Full Day Tour to the Best Beaches and Coves of Mallorca

6. Private Sailing with Paella and Tapas in Palma de Mallorca

7. Caves of Drach Half-Day Tour with Boat Trip and Music Concert

8. Spanish Cooking Experience in Mallorca

9. Half Day Sailing Excursion along the Coast

10. Island Tour with Train Tram Boat and Bus from Cala Millor

11. Mallorca sailing tour with tapas and wine

12. The Award-Winning PRIVATE Food Tour of Mallorca: The 10 Tastings

13. Palma de Mallorca Easy Bike Tour

14. Romantic Sunrise Balloon Tour in Majorca

15. 4.5-hour excursion through Mallorca Driving GT Cabrio Car

16. Mallorca Boat "Premier" Tour inc Drinks, Tapas, SUP & Snorkel

17. Mallorca: Private Boat Tour and Snorkel in Palma de Mallorca

18. Full or Half Day Luxury Sailing Experience in Palma, Drinks/Snack

19. 2 Hours Boat Rental in Santa Ponsa without License

20. Mallorca Wine Experience Palma Old Town

21. Jet Ski Tour around Alcanda Island

22. Quad BikeTour (in summer with Cliff Jumping and Snorkeling)

23. Full-Day VIP Tour in Balearic Islands

24. 2 Hour Deluxe Segway Tour from Palma

25. Palma de Mallorca : Private Custom Walking Tour with A Guide

26. Explore Mallorca: Majorica Pearl Shop and Caves of Drach

27. PRIVATE TOUR of Palma de Mallorca: Highlights & Hidden Gems

28. Food Tasting Walking Tour in Palma with a Local

29. boat rental

30. 3 Hours Historical E-Bike Tour in Palma de Mallorca

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• Mallorca Midday or Sunset Sailing with Light Snacks and Open Bar
• Mallorca in One Day Sightseeing Tour with Boat Ride and Vintage Train
• Mallorca Wine Experience Palma Old Town
• Palma de Mallorca Easy Bike Tour
• Caves of Drach Half-Day Tour with Boat Trip and Music Concert
• Tren De Soller
• Cycling Holiday Tours Mallorca
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• Rental Bikes Mallorca. Alquiler de bicicletas en Mallorca. Rent a bike. Alquiler de padel surf.
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If you want to enjoy a Majorca holiday, a package holiday is recommended because it guarantees excellent accommodation and you can bundle in other expenses such as car hire to save money for spending on fun.

When should you book a vacation package to Majorca?

The best time to visit Majorca is from June to September when the temperature ranges between 74 and 87 degrees Fahrenheit and the chance of rain is remote.

Where should you stay in Majorca during your vacation?

For any vacation type in majorca:.

One of Majorca's finest hotels, the Hotel Palma Bellver By Melia, overlooks the Bay of Palma and is close to both Palma Cathedral and Bellver Castle. It's only 6.9 miles via the Ma-19 from Palma de Mallorca Airport.

A chic hotel, the Melia Palma Bay commands a view of the scenic sunset over the Bay of Palma and has comfortable Scandinavian-style rooms. The concierge will organize a ride to or from the airport, only 5.4 miles away.

For family vacations in Majorca:

For a family vacation, the Hotel Iberostar Albufera Park is ideally suited. It's a child-friendly hotel with family rooms and kitchenettes. There's a child's pool while adults have an outdoor pool with sun loungers. The airport is around 38.6 miles away on route Ma-13.

Another hotel that kids will love is the Blau Privilege Porto Petro Beach Resort & Spa. Not only is it located 21 kilometers from the Castillo de Santeuri, a medieval castle, but it also offers a kids' club. It's only 47 minutes from the airport via the Ma-19.

For romantic vacations in Majorca:

The Boutique Hotel Calatrava is a chic resort housed in a 19th-century building. The airy rooms offer contemporary decor with wooden beams and antique furnishings. A deli and restaurant with a sea-view terrace are ideal for romantic dinners. A pickup from the airport to the hotel takes only 11 minutes.

An elegant restaurant ideal for intimately romantic dates is the Son Brull Hotel & Spa. It has a view of the island's mountains on one side and the Bay of Pollença on the other. To conclude your romantic evening, you can sip trendy cocktails at the tapas bar. It's only a 37 minute drive via the Ma-13 from the airport.

For luxury vacations in Majorca:

Majorca has some exquisite resorts, and if you have a penchant for luxury, then the St Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort is the perfect choice. It has elegant rooms, and booking a suite qualifies you for a butler service plus 24/7 room service. The hotel is only 17 minutes from the airport via the Ma-20 route.

A rather unique hotel, the Cap Rocat is housed in what was once a fortress overlooking the Bay of Palma. Apart from its architectural design, the interior features stone bathrooms and heated floors while suites have additional private rooms. You can fine dine in a cliff-side cafe or an upscale restaurant. Airport pickups to the hotel, only 7.5 miles via the Ma-6014, are available.

For budget vacations in Majorca:

The Hotel Palma Mazas is well situated only 750 meters from the Playa de Palma beach and a 4-minute walk from Aqualand. The rooms have TVs and wood furnishings. The airport is just 5.5 miles away via the M-19 route.

The Hotel Gala is just 10-minutes away from the beach. The rooms have minibars and TVs and room service is provided. Some rooms offer sea views. An airport pickup to the hotel is just 1.4 miles.

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Mallorca Island Tour - travel to the top things to see in Mallorca

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Mallorca Island Tour: If you want to see the best of the bunch then this is the tour for you. Discover Mallorca by bus, by boat, by tram and by train. Take the famous "Tren de Soller" and see the best things to do in Mallorca in just one trip. This is a must do on every holiday to the Balearic Islands.

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Mallorca Island Tour - Go sightseeing to the island's topspots

Discover the top stuff to do in Mallorca in just one day with this all-in-one island tour!

Pick-up from the south

• Mallorca Island Tour - Pick-up from the South - per adult (13+) 93.-€
• Mallorca Island Tour - Pick-up from the South - per child (3-12) 47.50€
• Mallorca Island Tour - Pick-up from the South - per child (0-2) (without seat) 0.-€

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• Mallorca Island Tour - Pick-up from the North - per adult (13+) 83.-€
• Mallorca Island Tour - Pick-up from the North - per child (3-12) 41.50€
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Pick-up from the east

• Mallorca Island Tour - Pick-up from the East - per adult (13+) 96.-€
• Mallorca Island Tour - Pick-up from the East - per child (3-12) 49.-€
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Pick-up from the southeast

• Mallorca Island Tour - Pick-up from Southeast - per adult (13+) 96.-€
• Mallorca Island Tour - Pick-up from Southeast - per child (3-12) 49.-€
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Booking option: Island Tour in Mallorca with Boat Trip

This island tour of Mallorca offers a comprehensive experience of the island's diverse landscapes and modes of transport. Picked up near your hotel, the tour takes you through the Tramuntana mountains, past the pilgrimage site of Lluc and the famous knot in Sa Calobra. In Sa Calobra you can spend some time in the bay, surrounded by imposing cliffs, where the Torrent de Pareis flows into the sea. A 45-minute boat ride will take you to Port de Sóller, a charming coastal town where you can stroll around the harbour or relax in one of the small cafés. From Port de Sóller the tour continues on an old tram to Sollér and then on the nostalgic "Red Lightning" train through the beautiful mountains of Mallorca. The tour ends with a return to your hotel. This island tour offers a unique experience by combining different means of transport, including bus, train (with tram) and boat, allowing you to explore Mallorca from the south coast to the west coast and back. 

Departure days from the South :

Camp de Mar - Paguera - Santa Ponsa - Cala Vinyes - Magaluf - Palmanova - Portals Nous - Illetes - Cala Mayor/Major - Son Armadans - Palma - Arenal - Playa de Palma - Can Pastilla

• February, March: Thursday, Saturday
• April: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
• May to October: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
• November: Thursday, Saturday

Departure days from the North:

Can Picafort - Playa de Muro - Port de Alcudia - Port Pollensa - Cala San Vicente

• March (from 15th): Wednesday
• April to October: Wednesday, Friday & Sunday

Departure days from the east / southeast :

Calas de Mallorca, Porto Colom, Cala Murada, Cala Domingos,  Font de sa Cala, Cala Mesquida, Illot, Cala Millor, Cala Bona, Porto Cristo, Sa Coma, Cala Ratjada, Canyamel, Costa de los Pinos

• April: Tuesday
• May to October: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
• Duration: ~ 9 hours
• Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
• Months: April - end of November
• Pick-up included in the price from: Mallorca North (Alcúdia / Port d'Alcúdia, Playa de Muro, Santa Margalida, Can Picafort), Mallorca South (Palma de Mallorca, Cala Figuera, Colónia de Sant Jordi, Playa de Palma), Mallorca East (Cala Mesquida, Cala Millor, Cala Ratjada, Canyamel, Capdepera, Font de sa Cala, Manacor, Porto Cristo, S'Illot, Sa Coma, Sant Llorenc des Cardassar, Son Servera), Mallorca Southwest (Calvia, Paguera, Portals Nous, Santa Ponsa, El Toro, Magaluf, Palmanova)
• Transfer, swim stop(s), professional guide, air-conditioned bus, boat ride
• Ride with the famous Tren de Sóller
• The duration of the breaks may vary depending on the departure time of the train/tram/boat.
• You can enjoy the two-hour lunch break either in Port de Soller or in Sa Calobra.
• The tour can also be in the opposite direction - from Palma via Sóller and Sa Calobra. In this case, the route points remain the same.
• Unfortunately, the tour is not suitable for wheelchair users because it is not possible to board the excursion boat.
• The island tour is limited for people with walking disabilities.

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Snacks, backpack, camera, small travel pharmacy (just in case), drinks

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Mallorca island tour from sa calobra to sóller.

With this island round trip on Mallorca you experience all facets of the dream island on a full day excursion, from the coast by the island center up to the mountains of the Tramuntana and back again. You go by bus, train and boat and collect on the Mallorca island tour the most varied impressions. Mallorca is much more than sun and beach. The sea and the coast, the interior and the Tramuntana in the west form a unique and particularly charming connection on the sun island - you can admire each of these points of view and have a lot of variety during the whole day excursion.

Discover Mallorca in just one day with the famous island tour! This day trip in Majorca is made up of 4 different parts:

After a morning pick-up, a bus will take you right into the thick of the spectacular Sierra de Tramuntana and to the perhaps most beautiful bay of Mallorca, Sa Calobra. You can use the 1-hour stay at the famous Torrent de Pareis canyon for a bath break or a walk. After the trip down a winding mountain road, the bus tour finishes up in Sa Calobra bay.

The 40-minute boat trip will take you from Sa Calobra to Port de Sóller (or vice versa) and includes some of the most remarkable and spectacular views of the North West coast, which are best seen when out at sea.

You will stay for between 40 minutes and an hour in the Port de Sóller where you are more than welcome to go and grab a bite at one of the beachside restaurants. After the boat trip, the next highlight of this Mallorca Island Tour is the trip through the beautiful Sóller valley. You will take the historic tram for a short 25-minute trip from Port de Sóller to Sóller through a whole heap of trees and luscious greenery. Take a stroll around town in Sóller and then hop on board the wooden Sóller train (which was built in 1912). The Sóller train weaves its way through the spectacular mountain range. Once you get back to Palma, you'll board the bus back to your hotel. 

The Majorca Island Tour includes a tour guide, a bus ride through the mountains, pick up and drop off from and to your hotel, a fantastic boat trip from Sa Calobra to Port de Sóller, a short Sóller tram ride, and finally a ride on the famous Sóller train to Palma.

*The itinerary may also take place in reverse order (from Palma to Sóller, then to Sa Calobra; starting with the train, then the tram then boat and then bus).

Valid on the reserved day or for 12 months after date of purchase if no date has been selected. You will receive the tour operator's details with the purchased ticket. Attention: reservation is required! The reservation can be made through sunbonoo as part of the booking process or later by contacting the tour operator directly via phone or email.

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Massentourismus ahoi, a perfect day all round, ein rundum perfekter tag, outstanding, hervorragend, keeps what she promises, hält, was sie verspricht, expectations met, erwartungen erfüllt, recommendable, empfehlenswert, beautiful day, schöner tag, ok, had fun, ok, hatten spaß, once yes, twice no, einmal ja, zweimal nein, too much bus-little leisure-unplanned business visit, demasiado bus-poco ocio-visita comercial no planeada, fantastic excursion, tour opening, tour de inauguración, good overall package, gutes gesamtpaket, a highly recommended experience with many great impressions, ein sehr empfehlenswertes erlebnis mit vielen tollen eindrücken, highly recommended tour in mallorca, sehr empfehlenswerte rundfahrt auf mallorca, island tour by bus, boat, tram and the sweet "red lightning", inselrundfahrt mit bus, schiff, strassenbahn und dem süßen "roten blitz", write your own review.

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Holiday destination Mallorca

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Region Mallorca North

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Region Mallorca South

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City El Arenal

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City Palma de Mallorca

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City Alcúdia / Port d'Alcúdia

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City Cala Bona

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City Cala Figuera

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City Cala Millor

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Mallorca Itinerary: How to Spend from 3 to 7 Days in Mallorca, Spain

Posted on Last updated: March 26, 2024

Need help planning your Mallorca itinerary? You’ve come to the right place!

In this article I have outlined everything you need to know to plan the perfect Mallorca itinerary, regardless of whether you’re spending three or seven days in Mallorca.

This includes the must-see places in Mallorca, a day-by-day breakdown of where to go, how to get around the island, where to stay and more!

The biggest of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca is characterised by its lush green landscape, turquoise waters, pristine beaches and charming villages. It’s easy to see why Mallorca is such a popular destination in Spain.

Mallorca isn’t a very big island, but there is plenty to do. Which is why I have outlined Mallorca itineraries for three, five and seven days.

Depending on how much time you have, how much you want to see and how much time you want to spend relaxing on beautiful beaches, I’m sure you’ll find an itinerary for your taste.

So what are you waiting for? Let’s dive in and plan the perfect Mallorca itinerary for you!

• 1.1.1 Explore Palma de Mallorca
• 1.1.2 Visit the Catedral de Mallorca
• 1.1.3 Wander around the streets of the city
• 1.1.4 Llotja de Palma
• 1.1.5 Bastion de Sant Pere
• 1.1.6 Passeig del Born
• 1.1.7 Placa Major
• 1.1.8 Dine out in Palma
• 1.2.1 Explore the town of Valldemossa
• 1.2.2 Discover Deia
• 1.2.3 Relax at Cala Deia
• 1.2.4 Go to Chillout Sa Foradada for sunset
• 1.3.1 Discover Pollensa
• 1.3.2 Chill at the beach in Pollensa
• 1.3.3 Enjoy the sunset from Formentor Lighthouse
• 1.3.4 Have dinner in Alcudia
• 2.1.1 Discover Calo des Moro
• 2.1.2 Relax at Cala S’Almunia
• 2.1.3 Go for a night out in Magaluf
• 2.2.1 Discover Mondrago Natural Park
• 2.2.2 Explore the Drach Caves
• 3.1.1 Discover the calas and beaches of the east coast
• 3.2.1 Head back to S’Arenal 
• 4.1 How many days in Mallorca?
• 4.2 How to get around Mallorca
• 4.3 Best time to visit Mallorca
• 4.4 Where to stay in Mallorca
• 4.5 Best Mallorca tours
• 4.6 What to pack for your Mallorca itinerary

Enjoying the view over Deia, one of the most beautiful towns in Mallorca, Spain

Essentials to book before you read on!

Best tours in Mallorca

Mallorca: Skip the Line Palma Cathedral Entry Ticket

Mallorca: Island Tour with Boat & Train Ride from the South  

Palma de Mallorca Old Town Guided Bike Tour and Tapas

From Colònia de San Jordi : Catamaran Cruise to Es Trenc  

Best hotels in Mallorca

Budget: Mix Smart

Mid-range: Boutique Hotel Petit Sant Miquel

Luxury: The Press

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Mallorca 3-Day Itinerary

Got 3 days in Mallorca? Here’s a good round-up of what you should be seeing and doing on the island to really maximise your time, making the most of the island’s hotspots.  

You’ll have the chance to see Mallorca’s biggest attractions, explore the island (road trip!) and hit up a few lesser visited towns and calas too.

Mallorca Itinerary: Day 1

Explore palma de mallorca.

Kickstart your Mallorca itinerary with a trip to the capital of this Spanish island. This is the main city on Mallorca, meaning there are a ton of cool spots to check out.

The city itself dates back to the 13th century, so you can bet there are a load of historical sights to make all your city wanderings worth it.

Exploring the streets of Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Visit the Catedral de Mallorca

Palma de Mallorca’s Gothic cathedral lies at the heart of the city. After centuries of Moorish occupation, construction on this soaring cathedral began in 1230 on the site of a mosque.

As it took hundreds of years to build, it features a range of architectural styles, but its centrepiece has to be its Gothic rosette window.

It’s open Monday to Friday, 10AM to 5:15PM and on Saturdays, 10AM to 2:15PM (closed Sundays). Entrance is €9, which also gives you access to the Museum of Sacred Art.

If you want to avoid the queues, make sure to purchase your fast track Palma de Mallorca cathedral ticket online beforehand ! Your Mallorca itinerary only allows for one day in Palma, you don’t want to spend it queueing!

Click here to purchase your skip the line entrance ticket to the Palma de Mallorca Cathedral, or check out prices & availability in the calendar below!

Reflections at the famous Catedral-Basílica de Santa María de Mallorca, in Palma de Mallorca

Wander around the streets of the city

The streets of Palma de Mallorca are beautifully winding – a warren of restaurants, bars and artists’ studios, pockmarked by historic sights and aristocratic townhouses.

The city’s central streets in particular are perfect for strolling around, camera in hand, stumbling across charming hidden squares, local markets and Baroque churches.

Exploring the beautiful streets and architecture of Palma de Mallorca

Llotja de Palma

One of the most beautiful buildings in the whole city is the Llotja de Palma.

Dating back to the 15th century, this former guild building – once the centre of the island’s maritime trade, and a meeting place for merchants – features a mix of Renaissance and Gothic architecture.

While it looks stunning, it also plays host to occasional art exhibitions.    It’s open every day (except Mondays), 10:30AM – 1:30PM and 5:30PM to 9PM, and entrance is free.

View over the rooftops of Palma de Mallorca from Nakar Hotel

The beautiful facade of a bakery in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Bastion de Sant Pere

This fortification was built between 1575 and 1578, and once boasted some serious artillery for the protection of the island. Disused since 1952, in the 1990s it became the site of the Museum of Contemporary Art Es Baluard.  

If you’re not into art, don’t worry, as it’s not just about that; there’s also a viewing deck, a terrace and an old cistern (used for holding water).

The view from the walls of the cathedral and harbour makes it a worthwhile stop.

Enjoying a warm summer evening in Palma de Mallorca with my friend Marta (@wherelifeisgreat)

Passeig del Born

This pretty avenue is a beautiful place to stroll. Set in the centre of Palma de Mallorca, this tree-lined boulevard is where you should go to soak up some of the energy of the city.

Placa Major

Speaking of energy, you’ll find plenty of that at Placa Major, the main central square of Palma de Mallorca.

Head here to people-watch, stop for a snack or a refreshing drink, and lap up the traditional architecture edging the plaza.  

There are plenty of shops and cafes to choose from here. The smaller Placa de Cort, a three-minute stroll from here, is where you’ll find the city’s town hall. There’s also a (famous) 600-year-old olive tree here.

The Palma de Mallorca town hall lit up for the night

Dine out in Palma

There are a lot of cafes and bars dotted around Placa de Cort. Throughout the centre of the city, dining is best done at one of the many cool tapas restaurants.

If you’re feeling fancy, head over to the Michelin-starred Zaranda for an unforgettable tasting menu.

Tasting pimientos del padrón; a typical Spanish tapas that you can try in Mallorca

Mallorca itinerary: Day 2  

Explore the town of valldemossa.

Day two of your 3 days Mallorca itinerary begins in the cute historical town of Valldemossa. It’s situated around a 20-minute drive from Palma, so you can consider this stop the start of your Mallorca road trip.

Valldemossa is a beautiful town nestled amongst the Mallorcan mountains. It’s a historical medieval town, and walking through its streets will feel like stepping back in time.

Imagine cobbled streets, golden brick houses and stunning views over the surrounding countryside. After the glamorous city life of Palma de Mallorca, it’s the perfect place to discover the more traditional side of Mallorca.

Sunset views over Valldemossa in Mallorca, Spain

Discover Deia

After exploring the picturesque mountain village of Valldemossa, it’s time to head to Deia, a 15-minute drive along the coast.

Another charming town, Deia boasts some truly amazing sea views from its position at the foot of the Teix mountain.  

There are local boutiques and interesting galleries here, as well as a hearty food scene if you’re feeling hungry.

The vibe is similar to Valldemossa, with the cobbled streets and historical buildings, but with the added plus of its views reaching all the way to the sea.

It might sound a bit creepy, but make sure to head to the cemetery of Deia, as from here you get the best views over the town, mountains and sea.

Exploring the charming streets of Deia in Mallorca

Relax at Cala Deia

After exploring two historical villages, it’s time to head to the beach! Close to Deia, you will find the famous Cala Deià.

Towards the coast you’ll find this little cala (cove in Spanish). Impossibly picturesque, with restaurants overlooking the sea, it’s a great spot to take a refreshing dip.

Note that if the cove is full (this can happen), you won’t be allowed to drive down; in that case, you have to park in Deia and walk down to the beach for around 45 minutes (and then 45 minutes back up!)

While there’s no doubt that it’s a very picturesque cove, I didn’t personally love it. The beach is rocky, so it’s not a good cala to lie down and just chill.

The rocky shores of Cala Deia in Mallorca

The picturesque houses and restaurants of Cala Deia in Mallorca

Go to Chillout Sa Foradada for sunset

Once you’re done swimming in the clear water of Cala Deia, head over to Chillout Sa Foradada for a relaxing sunset drink.

A little further along the coast is this unfussy terrace bar. Perched on the cliffs of Sa Foradada, the sea and cliffs views make for a beautiful backdrop for sunset – the perfect end to your day of exploring.

The sunset view over the Mallorcan coastline from Chillout Sa Foradada

Mallorca Itinerary: Day 3

Discover pollensa.

This centuries-old town in the northern part of the island is where you begin day 3 of your Mallorca itinerary. Think winding narrow streets, honey-hued houses and a history intrinsically linked to the Knights Templar.

I visited Pollensa on my third trip to Mallorca, and I was pleasantly surprised with this cute town. While it might not be as picturesque as Deia and Valldemossa, it’s still very charming.

You can spend a few hours wandering around its narrow streets, and maybe even climb up its hill to enjoy the views over the town of Pollensa and the surrounding countryside.

Exploring the picturesque streets of Pollensa in Mallorca

Chill at the beach in Pollensa

By now you will have probably realised I like my itineraries to be varied, and include a bit of both history and chilling on the same day. 

A stone’s throw (i.e. 10-minute drive) from Pollensa is the beach at Puerto Pollensa (also known as Port de Pollença). After exploring the town, it’s a great place to head to for some beach chilling.

Alternatively, you could head to nearby Formentor Beach to spend the afternoon lounging around on the sand.  You’ll be heading this way later for sunset, so might as well start to get closer!

There are a bunch of tiny calas around here, so you could move on if the beach is too busy (or you’re feeling restless).

Playa del Moro in Mallorca, Spain

The lighthouse of Cap de Formentor in Mallorca, Spain

Enjoy the sunset from Formentor Lighthouse

Cute historical towns in the morning, pristine beaches in the afternoon, and stunning sunset viewpoints to end the day, what more could you ask of from your Mallorca itinerary?

Watching the sunset from Formentor Lighthouse, with the sun dipping into the Mediterranean Sea and turning the Mallorcan coastline red is a must on any Spain bucket list .

Sunset from this beautiful peninsula is a must. There’s a small cafe at the lighthouse, but I suggest bringing your own food and snacks, and enjoying an Italian-style aperitivo as you watch the sunset!

However, due to over tourism there are road restrictions, meaning that normal cars can’t drive to the lighthouse in high season. 

Instead, you’ll have to leave your car – either at Puerto de Pollensa or Platja de Formentor – and take the public bus.

The magical red sunset over the Mallorcan coastline as seen from Faro de Formentor

Have dinner in Alcudia

After a gorgeous sunset, finish up with some equally gorgeous (and cheap) tapas at Sa Portassa, a small restaurant tucked down a side street in the medieval town of Alcudia.

Once the site of a Roman settlement, today it’s a resort town surrounded by medieval walls, with charming streets to explore.

You can spend some time wandering around the cute streets, and then fill up on delicious tapas to end the day.

Our delicious tapas selection from Sa Portassa in Alcudia, Mallorca

Mallorca Itinerary 5 Days

If you’ve got 5 days, then you can obviously gets a lot more packed into your Mallorca itinerary.

You’ll really get to experience the vibe of Mallorca, and you’ll end up feeling like staying those extra two days was totally worth it (because it is, trust me). Mainly, this means more beach days!

Mallorca itinerary: Day 4

Discover calo des moro.

On day four of your Mallorca itinerary it’s time to discover one of the most famous beaches in the Mediterranean , also considered one of the best beaches to visit in summer ; Calo des Moro.

The picturesque cove of Calo des Moro is one of the most beautiful beaches on the whole island. Of course, this also means that it can get very busy.

Enjoying the crystal clear water of Cala des Moros in Mallorca

It’s best to go early in the day, which is why you should hit it up first thing on day four of your Mallorca road trip.  

The scramble to the beach itself from the parking lot is a small hike in itself, so bring plenty of water and make sure you’re wearing sturdy walking sandals. There is a small kiosk here for snacks and drinks.

Here you can expect to find crystal clear turquoise water, soft white sand and picturesque cliffs surrounding the beach.

This cala is also a good spot for snorkelling, so if you’ve got a mask and snorkel don’t forget to bring it along!

The famous Caló des Moro in Mallorca, Spain

Relax at Cala S’Almunia

Cala del Moro is beautiful, but it tends to get wayyy to busy as the day goes on, especially in summer. Which is why I suggest spending the morning at Cala del Moro, and then walking over to the nearby Cala S’Almunia.

Not far from the southern tip of Mallorca is this tiny settlement and its lovely little cove. It’s quite unique in that the rocks here form a natural pool, making it a super relaxing place to take a dip.

The beach isn’t very big, but there’s generally more space on the rocks here for lying down and unwinding than there is at the nearby Calo des Moro.

After spending the first few days of your Mallorca itinerary road tripping and exploring around the island, now it’s time to unwind and enjoy the beautiful beaches of this stunning Mediterranean destination.

The turquoise sea and rocky shores of Cala S’Almunia in Mallorca

Go for a night out in Magaluf

After spending the whole day chilling at the beach, you might be feeling pumped and awake for a night out. If that’s the case, there is no better place on the island to do so than in Magaluf.

This notorious party town is where travellers of all ages go to get cheap drinks and dance the night away. I’ll be honest, and admit I’ve never personally been to Magaluf.

That said, I’ve heard plenty of things about it. I’ve heard it can be a bit much, and it can get quite trashy, but if you’re a young traveller visiting Mallorca with a group of friends, it might be just what you’re looking for.

The lively nightlife of Palma de Mallorca in summer

Mallorca Itinerary: Day 5

Discover mondrago natural park.

Start day 5 of your Mallorca itinerary with a trip to Mondrago Natural Park. This 1,893-acre coastal area features grasslands, pine forests, dunes, ravines, and plenty of birdlife.

There are also several different spots to sunbathe and swim here, one of them being the sandy S’Amarador Beach.

It gets crowded in high season, so it’s best to go early in the morning (although if you spent last night partying in Magaluf, you might not be up for that).

The water at S’Amarador Beach is literally crystal clear, so don’t miss out on seeing it for yourself! 

Playa de S’Amarador, on the eastern coast of Mallorca

Explore the Drach Caves

Once you’ve recovered from your night out, and have spent a solid morning relaxing on the beach, you might start feeling the need for more adventures. 

In that case, you can go explore the unique Drach Caves. They’re located 45-60 minutes drive away from S’Amarador along the coast.

First mentioned in 1388, this huge cave system is 4 kilometres long and reaches a maximum depth of 25 metres.

Entering this natural cathedral-like structure is truly magnificent, and will definitely be one of the most amazing caves you visit. It’s open every day from 9AM to 5PM, and tickets cost €16.

If you’re not feeling heading to the beach in the morning, you can also join an organised tour like this one .

That way you’ll have someone pick you up, take you to Drach Caves, tell you more about the caves and then take you back to your hotel.

Click here to book your tour to Drach Caves, or check out prices & availability for your chosen date in the calendar below!

Mallorca Itinerary 7 Days

If you’ve got time for 7 days in Mallorca, you’ll have an extra two days to play with, allowing you to explore much more of the island (and its beaches, obviously).

Mallorca Itinerary: Day 6  

Discover the calas and beaches of the east coast.

For those of you who have a week in Mallorca, you’ll be glad to hear that your trotting about days are over. You can spend the last two days of your itinerary relaxing, and making the most of the Mallorcan beaches.

You can spend day 6 at a leisurely pace, exploring some of the best beaches on a road trip of Mallorca’s east coast (where the most picturesque and less busy calas are found).

You’ll be spoilt for choice! You can spend time relaxing at the Cala Varques, or Cala Mesquida and Cala Agulla, located an hour or so to the north.

There’s also the large Playa del Muro, which is more on the northern coast, towards Puerto de Pollensa.  Wherever you decide to go, you’re sure to find stunning beaches waiting for you.

Mallorca itinerary: Day 7

Head back to s’arenal  .

S’Arenal is a good spot to spend the final day of your week in Mallorca itinerary. This popular resort town has a 210-metre-long beach and plenty of bars and restaurants, and even a water park!

Which makes for a comprehensively fun and relaxing spot to finish your trip.   It’s also close to the Palma de Mallorca airport, which is extra handy.

Depending on your flight time, you could even drive via Far de Cap Blanc and Cala Pi on the way to S’Arenal, thus fitting in yet more beautiful Mallorca coastline into your trip.

The turquoise sea and beach of S’Arenal in Mallorca

Evening walks along the beachfront bars and shops of S’Arenal, Mallorca

Logistical tips for your Mallorca itinerary

We’ve looked at my day by day Mallorca itinerary , but I also wanted to give you some additional logistical tips that will ensure your Mallorca trip runs as smoothly as possible.

How many days in Mallorca?

It depends on how much time you have to spare, obviously, but I would say that three days days in Mallorca is the bare minimum.

If you can give yourself five days that would be better, as you’ll be able to explore beyond the main tourist spots.  

Mainly, this will give you the chance to discover more of the island’s hidden calas (coves), secluded spots perfect for sunbathing and swimming and generally chilling out.  

If you can add another couple of days and make it a week in Mallorca? That would be ideal.

The beautiful coastline of Cap de Formentor in Mallorca at sunset

The town of Pollensa from above

This way you won’t have to rush things, and you’ll get to spend more of your time doing what you’re supposed to do here – having fun, rather than clockwatching and ticking off destinations.

This Mallorca itinerary is composed by a core Mallorca 3-day itinerary, where you will visit all of the must-see sights on the island that you absolutely cannot miss, regardless of how long you spend in Mallorca.

The next itineraries, for five days in Mallorca and then seven days in Mallorca. are built on the core 3-day one, and include additional beautiful spots that you can visit.

Depending on your interests and how long you have, you can shuffle the days around to create your own perfect Mallorca itinerary.

Discovering the local shops of Palma de Mallorca

How to get around Mallorca

Three words: Mallorca road trip. Getting a rental car and having your own set of wheels to get around is the best way to travel around this island.

There is public transport, of course, but it’s not that great. This exists in the form of buses, which connect the main towns, but they don’t go everywhere that you might want to explore.

In terms of driving yourself around, first off you’ll need a car. There are a range of different international (and local) car rental companies on the island, all with different options.  

My advice is to book in advance to avoid missing out on the car you really want – particularly if you’re travelling during high season.

Cars are limited on islands, and it has recently become an issue in Tenerife as well. You have to reserve your car rental before, because if you don’t, there simply won’t be cars available on the island for you to rent.

Discovering Deia, and Mallorca in general, by car

Best time to visit Mallorca

No matter how many days in Mallorca you have to spare, it pays to know the best time of year to visit.

While the summer months are objectively “the best” time to visit this Balearic island, it’s clearly when the rest of the world also thinks it’s the best time to go, meaning that the island is super super busy.  

Beaches and the smaller calas are packed with people – I’ve seen people queueing for one hour plus to get to the beach at Cala del Moro (in August 2022).

In short, while summer is warm and sunny, it can be a nightmare.  

Instead, you should visit Mallorca during the so-called shoulder season, which is around late spring to early June, and again early autumn; September and early October still have beautiful weather.  

Mallorca is also a popular winter sun destination , but note that it does start getting chilly (especially at night) in November.

The cute village of Valldemossa in Mallorca at sunset

Where to stay in Mallorca

Choosing where to stay in Mallorca can be tricky, as each town and area has a distinctive vibe and is best suited for different types of travellers. For example, if you’re looking for nightlife, you will want to stay in Magaluf.

If you’re looking for beautiful beaches, you can stick to the east coast of the island. If you want city life, Palma de Mallorca is the place to be. 

Regardless of where you choose to stay, you can pick one place as base, and from there adventure around the island.

Mallorca is fairly small, and everything is a short drive away, there’s no need to change hotels for this itinerary. I listed below some of the best places to stay in Mallorca for every budget.

View over Deia in Mallorca, Spain

Budget: Mix Smart  –  This budget-friendly hotel is located a stone’s throw away from the beach, and features simple, yet contemporary ensuite rooms, perfect for a comfortable stay in Mallorca.

Click here to book your stay at Mix Smart in S’Arenal in Mallorca!

Mid-range: Boutique Hotel Petit Sant Miquel –  Located in Calonge, this small and elegant boutique hotel is an affordable yet clean, calm and stylish accommodation option, close to the beautiful nearby calls (bonus: a swimming pool and a bar).

Click here to see prices & availability at Boutique Hotel Petit Sant Miquel!

Luxury: The Press –  Why not treat yourself to stay at this beautifully maintained finca (farmhouse)? Sleeping up to 12 guests across six bedrooms, here you’ll find panoramic mountain views, a stone-clad terrace, infinity pool and even a tennis court.

Don’t miss out, book your magical stay at The Press here!

The swimming pool and view at The Press – photo by Plum Guide

One of the bedrooms at The Press – photo by Plum Guide

Best Mallorca tours

Regardless of how long your Mallorca itinerary will be, there are some awesome tours you should join, to maximise your time in Mallorca and ensure you have the best time in this amazing Spanish island.

I always suggest booking your tours online beforehand, especially if you’re travelling in high season, so you don’t have to worry about it once there.

GetYourGuide is my favourite tour booking platform, as they offer cancellation up to 24 hours before, and you can see reviews by previous travellers.

Mallorca: Skip the Line Palma Cathedral Entry Ticket  – If you want to visit the stunning cathedral of Palma de Mallorca, make sure to purchase a fast track ticket, and don’t waste time queueing!

Click here to purchase your skip the line entry ticket to Palma Cathedral!

Mallorca: Island Tour with Boat & Train Ride from the South – This tour is great for those who don’t have long in Mallorca, as it takes you to many key highlights! Take the Tren de Soller tram, go on a trip at Port de Soller and visit the town of Lluc!

Click here to book your Mallorca Island tour with boat & train ride!

View over Deia and the surrounding mountains from the Deia cemetery

Enjoying the view over Cala del Moro

From Colònia de San Jordi : Catamaran Cruise to Es Trenc  – No trip to the Balearic Islands would be complete without a boat trip amongst the hidden coves and turquoise sea!

Click here to book your catamaran cruise in Mallorca!

From Mallorca: Caves of Drach Day Trip with Hotel Transfers  – Discover the unique Drach Caves with this tour, which includes also hotel pick-up and drop-off!

Check out prices & availability for your Drach Caves day trip here!

Palma de Mallorca Old Town Guided Bike Tour and Tapas – What better way to discover Palma de Mallorca than cycling around the city, and tasting delicious tapas along the way!

Don’t miss out, book your Palma de Mallorca bike tour with tapas here!

Alcudia: Dolphin Watching & Sunrise Coast Cruise with Guide – Want to do something unique? How about this sunrise and dolphin watching cruise? It also includes some sightseeing at Cabo de Formentor and other calas.

Click here to book your dolphin watching cruise in Mallorca!

Enjoying the sunset over the coast of Mallorca from Formentor Lighthouse

What to pack for your Mallorca itinerary

There aren’t many specific items you need to bring to Mallorca, beyond the usual travel essentials , as you can easily purchase anything there. That said, here are some things I recommend you don’t forget.

Camera – Given how stunning Mallorca is, you want to make sure you capture it in all its beauty!

Fast drying towel – If you plan on visiting all the beaches of this Mallorca itinerary, you’ll want one of these! They don’t take up much space and dry quickly, so you don’t have to worry about your towel not drying from one day to the next.

Walking shoes – Given how much you will be walking, make sure you have comfortable shoes!

Power bank – Regardless of if you have a charger or not, it’s always handy to bring one of these, so whether you need your phone for photos or mapping your way, you know it won’t abandon you when you most need it!

International adapter – You can buy it in Mallorca if you forget it, but it’s always a pain having to head out to search for one with your phone battery dying on you.

The beautiful interior of Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles in Pollensa, Mallorca

Final thoughts on the ultimate Mallorca itinerary

There you have it, the ultimate Mallorca itinerary! Have you been to Mallorca before? How did you find it? Let me know in the comments below!

The biggest of the Balearic Islands, there’s no denying that Mallorca is a great destination for a fun summer island road trip. With its cute villages, pristine beaches and stunning landscapes, it has plenty to offer.

While many travellers rave about Barcelona , Madrid, Granada and its Alhambra ,  Seville and other stunning Spanish cities, I have to admit I’m more of a fan of the Spanish islands.

Fuerteventura , Tenerife , Mallorca and all other Spanish islands hold a special place in my heart. I find them incredibly varied and interesting places to discover.

I hope you will find my Mallorca itinerary useful in planning your trip to Mallorca, regardless of whether you spend three days or seven days in Mallorca! If you have any questions, just let me know in the comments below!

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Mallorca tours.

The 10 Best Mallorca Tours

Palma de mallorca old town tours.

Culture vultures will love these history-themed Mallorca tours that take you deep into the capital. You’ll explore the Old Town with a local guide who will reveal iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Expect pretty squares, regal mansions, and atmospheric alleyways.

Overlooking the harbor, Palma Cathedral is the showpiece of most walking tours , with Gothic architecture and royal tombs to discover. Next up on many city tours is the lavish Royal Palace of La Almudaina , with its tapestry-filled rooms and fragrant gardens.

Free walking tours in Palma are a popular choice as there is no set price, with participants simply paying what they wish.

Mallorca Boat Trips

Cruise along the dramatic coastline by boat on one of these quintessential Mallorca tours. Relaxing on deck as the scenery drifts by really is the life!

There are lots of secret bays where sandy beaches await your pleasure, with all the swimming, snorkeling , and sunbathing you could wish for. Revel in the Caribbean vibe at Es Trenc Beach and feel the soft sand between your toes on Formentor Beach , before tucking into lunch with a beautiful lagoon backdrop.

Sunset sailing tours and dolphin-watching trips add a fun twist, while private boat cruises are perfect for special occasions.

Serra de Tramuntana Tours

Looking for adventurous tours in Mallorca? Then come and explore the rugged Serra de Tramuntana UNESCO World Heritage Site and discover a hidden side to the island. The mountains form the backbone of the island, offering up olive grove hikes that meander through rural villages and around idyllic lakes.

If you don’t feel like hiking , ride the historic Tramuntana Tram from Palma, and explore the charming streets of Soller and Valldemossa , with their plazas and palaces. This is the perfect place for lunch!

Don’t miss the Arab-style Jardines de Alfabia, an enchanting oasis of flowers and fountains up here in the mountains.

Mallorca Hot Air Balloon Flight

Take to the skies and let your soul soar as you drift silently over the lush Mediterranean landscape. From this lofty height, you’ll see the island from a unique perspective, as well as be treated to views across the sparkling seas.

Sunrise flights are the most popular, and watching the island slowly come to life in the morning light is definitely one of life’s moments.

Get your camera poised for shots of sleepy villages and dramatic mountains, while golden beaches frame the scene. You might even be able to spot the hotel where you’re staying on one of these aerial Mallorca tours!

Discover Scuba Diving in Mallorca

If you’ve always wanted to try scuba diving but haven’t yet found the right location, then Mallorca is the place to take the plunge. You’ll learn basic techniques with a PADI-qualified instructor, before descending into the magical underwater kingdom in search of marine life.

The sheltered nature reserve is perfect for beginner divers, and you’ll soon feel at home swimming along with the fish. Keep your eyes peeled for barracudas, groupers, and even sea horses as you glide over the rocky seabed. Watch out for the cheeky octopus who might be lurking in one of the dark crevices!

Caves of Drach Tour

This is one of the most adventurous Mallorca tours, and perfect for anyone who fancies themselves as a real explorer. On a guided excursion into the famous Caves of Drach, you’ll head down into an eerie underworld of caverns, tunnels, and even lakes.

A spectacular sound and light show greets you in this subterranean realm, then it’s time for a boat ride on Lake Martel for a close-up look at the unusual rock formations.

Want more underground adventures? Then scramble through the Cova de Coloms on a sea caving mission , and marvel at the towering caverns in the Caves of Hams and the Genova Caves.

Off-road Quad Biking Tour in Mallorca

Get your heart pumping as you hurtle around the rugged island interior on one of these rip-roaring Mallorca tours. Exploring by quad bike allows you to venture along remote tracks and visit places few other tourists get to see.

You’ll ride along wild valleys and through traditional villages on the ultimate quest for adventure. There will be plenty of photo stops at panoramic mountain viewpoints, so get practicing those victory poses!

Many quad biking tours in Mallorca finish with a flourish at the beach, where you can wash off the dust with some snorkeling and cliff jumping.

Mallorca Hop on Hop off Bus Tours

If you want to take in some of the major landmarks but don’t fancy a full-on guided excursion, then a hop-on hop-off bus tour is just the ticket. This convenient route winds its way around Palma, stopping at several popular locations so you can just jump off at the spots that most float your boat.

These popular Mallorca tours are cost-effective as well as time-saving and are a great way to help get your bearings when you first arrive on the island. Try and bag a seat on the top deck for the best views and keep your camera handy.

Dragonera Island Day Trip from Mallorca

Mallorca tours don’t get much better than a boat trip to Dragonera Island. This wild, uninhabited islet was once the haunt of notorious pirates like Barbarossa, and an air of mystery still lingers on the shores.

Today you’ll be in the company of pipefish rather than privateers, as you snorkel in the pristine nature park around the island. This is a paradise for nature lovers, with hiking , scrambling, and lizard spotting being the order of the day.

Scuba diving and kayaking excursions to Dragonera Island are available for those who want to add an extra layer of adventure.

Mallorca Water Parks

Soak up the sun and enjoy a fun-packed day out with the family at one of the island’s popular water parks.

You’ll watch sea lions and dolphins show off their best moves at Marineland , while over at the Palma Aquarium , there are 8,000 animals waiting to say hello. Thrill-seekers can come face to face with creatures of the deep while diving with sharks and rays.

Scream in delight as you plunge down flumes at Aqualand and take on the island’s biggest vertical drop slide at Western Water Park . Make a date with the sun loungers to chill out after all the excitement.

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Planning your visit to mallorca, about mallorca.

Mallorca, also known as Majorca , is the largest of Spain’s popular Balearic Islands . Lying out in the Mediterranean Sea alongside Menorca , Ibiza , and Formentera , this European vacation haven attracts tourists from around the world who come to revel in the summer sun.

Famed for its sandy coves and idyllic swimming conditions, Mallorca is so much more than just a beach resort destination. There are also Roman and Moorish ruins to discover, wild mountains to climb, and historic streets to explore.

Whether you want to relax by the sea or go adventuring in the rugged interior, Mallorca is full of surprises.

Good to know before arriving

For culture and a buzzing nightlife , the island’s capital - Palma - makes a great base. Meanwhile, if you’re looking for a chilled-out beach vacation, the resorts in eastern Mallorca really pack a punch.

Being an island, Mallorca is easy to explore, and many visitors like to hire a car. Yet if you don’t fancy driving abroad, there are plenty of Mallorca tours to choose from instead.

If you’re not a fan of the heat or want hiking to be the focus of your trip, come in spring or fall as summer tends to get quite steamy!

Places and experiences that cannot be missed

Mallorca is a mecca for water spots, so if you’ve ever wanted to try jet skiing , kayaking , coasteering , or parasailing , this is the place to do it! Beginners are welcome, so don’t worry if it’s your first time.

For something a bit different, try a segway tour or a scooter excursion around Palma and tick off lots of sights in just a couple of hours. A great option for those short on time.

Those looking for true cultural immersion should join a food tour or cooking class and discover the essence of the real Mallorca. Wine tastings are available too. Yum!

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Mallorca road trip: The best itineraries for 4, 5, 7, 8 and 10 days

The 3 best road trip itineraries to visit mallorca by car.

You’re planning to do a road trip in Mallorca ?

Great idea!

Visiting Mallorca by car is the only way to reach all its stunning beaches and coves . A road trip around Mallorca is the perfect way to make the most of your visits and effortlessly uncover the island’s must-see spots.

In order to help you plan your stay , I have prepared this travel guide with the 3 best road trips itineraries in Mallorca depending on the duration of your stay (4, 5, 7, 8 and 10 days). For each duration, I will give you a summary of the itinerary as well as the link to read the detailed itinerary article.

And at the end of this guide, I will also give you my list of the best accommodations in Mallorca depending on your budget as well as my best tips to enjoy the perfect road trip.

Let’s plan your road trip!

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Mallorca boasts just one airport. It’s located in the southern part of the island, a mere 10 km from the historic center of Palma de Mallorca .

Thus, Palma is the ideal starting point for exploring Mallorca by car. That’s why I’ve chosen to commence all of my Mallorca routes from there .

Flight prices to Palma de Mallorca can vary enormously, so it’s a smart idea to start comparing them as early as possible. To do this, you can use our flight comparator, in partnership with Skyscanner . It’s the guarantee of getting the best price .

Instead of flying, you might also opt to take the ferry to Mallorca .

You can sail to Mallorca from other islands in the Balearic archipelago: Menorca , Ibiza, and Formentera .

You can also get to Mallorca by ferry from certain cities on mainland Spain . It’s a bit of a long haul, but if that floats your boat, here are the details you’ll need:

• Palma is served by ferries coming from Barcelona . Do bear in mind that the crossing takes about 7 hours on average.
• You can also sail to Palma de Mallorca from Valencia . The crossing takes between 7 and 8 hours, depending on the company.

In addition to the port of Palma, Mallorca also has a second port up north, in Alcudia .

It welcomes boats from Menorca (1h15 journey from Ciutadella or 3h30 journey from Mahon) and Barcelona (a 6-hour crossing).

Another option to reach Mallorca is by sailing from France, specifically from Toulon . Corsica Ferries operates this route, but keep in mind that the journey takes approximately 18 hours.

Planning a road trip without discussing cars would be nonsense! As I mentioned, to truly experience Mallorca, you should definitely get a car. Without it, reaching all the beautiful coves is practically mission impossible.

If you plan on coming to Mallorca with your own vehicle from Toulon or Barcelona, you can skip straight to the next section .

Otherwise, whether you arrive by boat or plane, make sure you rent a car upon arrival , near the port or directly at the airport. If you’ve used this blog for trip planning before, you know I always vouch for Rentalcars.com .

So, to keep things consistent, I suggest you book through them for your Mallorca journey as well. I’ve relied on them for all my trips, whether to Greece , Sicily , Crete or even Thailand .

I find it super handy because with one click, you can compare all the car rental rates in Mallorca (both local and international). You’ll quickly notice car rental options that include unlimited mileage or the option to add a second driver .

Rentalcars also offers its own insurance, cheaper and far more comprehensive than what local rental agencies might suggest. The complete protection insurance from Rentalcars covers the full refund of costs incurred in the event of an accident or theft .

If this option isn’t already included in your credit card insurance, you can add it at the time of your booking.

The site also allows (under certain conditions) for free modifications or cancellations .

Given the high tourist activity on the island during the peak season, you should definitely book your car in advance to have the widest possible choice and get the best rate .

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If you’ve chosen a brief getaway to Mallorca because you only have a few days’ holiday, I’d recommend you stick around Palma to explore the surroundings with day-long mini road trips .

If you want to explore Mallorca by car , this location is perfect for getting around with ease .

I’ve put together all the details and my top tips for planning your 4 or 5-day itinerary in Mallorca in my dedicated article.

There, you’ll find all my visit recommendations for each day , so you won’t miss out on any must-see attractions and my selection of the best hotels to stay in during your Mallorca holiday.

To read this complete guide, all you need to do is click on the following link (in orange): Recommended itinerary for a brief getaway to Mallorca .

Here, I’m suggesting a sample road trip starting from Palma to explore Mallorca by car for a week.

On the agenda for this 1-week road trip in Mallorca:

• Palma de Mallorca (1 day)
• The beaches of the south (1 day)
• Sineu, the famous caves and the beaches (1 day)
• The most beautiful coves of the southeast (1 day)
• Serra de Tramontana (1 day)
• Cap de Formentor (1 day)
• The beaches of the northeast (1 day)

First day – Exploring the city of Palma de Mallorca on foot

• The covered market
• The shopping streets of the historic centre
• The plaça Major and the Plaça Cort
• Palma Cathedral
• Royal Palace of La Almudaina
• Parc de la Mar
• Boat excursion at sunset

If you’re eager to explore Palma in just one day and want a detailed sightseeing itinerary, look no further! My article has got you covered with all the info you need: Visit Palma de Mallorca .

Second day – Relaxing on the most beautiful beaches in the south of Mallorca, including:

• The beaches of Cap de Ses Salines : El Caragol beach and Cala en Tugores
• Es Trenc beach , a must-see during a week’s road trip in Mallorca!
• Can Curt beach
• Es Carbo beach
• Ses Roquetes beach

Third day of this 7-day road trip in Mallorca:

Visit the Sineu market before exploring one of the 2 most famous caves in Mallorca, each housing a subterranean lake and offering a small concert on the water : the Hams caves and the Drach caves .

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You can then go on a hike of the 4 coves or enjoy the wonderful coves of the Cala d’Or resort .

On day four , dedicate your time to discovering the stunning coves in the southeastern part of the island :

• Calo del Moro , which is in my opinion one of the most charming coves you’ll get to see on this 7-day road trip in Mallorca
• Cala S’Almunia
• Cala Llombards
• Cala Santanyi
• The 3 coves of Mondrago Natural Park.

On the fifth day , set a course for the north of the island by taking the road that crosses the quaint, traditional villages of the Serra de Tramontana :

• Lluc and its monastery
• Pollença : a must-see during your road trip in Mallorca!

For day six , take the scenic drive along Cap de Formentor and soak in the incredible views of the cliffs.

Stop for a swim at the Formentor beach or Cala Figuera cove before heading to the old town of Alcudia for a stroll among its ramparts.

End the day on the very long sandy beach of Alcudia: Muro beach .

On the seventh day, set off for a hike in the natural park of the Peninsula de Llevant .

Then, have your last swim at one of the stunning beaches of the northeastern coast :

• Cala Mesquida
• Cala Mitjana
• Cala Estreta
• Cala Es Matzoc
• Cala Agulla

Eighth day – End of the holidays, it’s off to Palma de Mallorca airport for the return trip.

Fancy a one-week road trip in Mallorca ? Go take a look at my dedicated article : One-week itinerary in Mallorca .

Very handy, you’ll also find plenty of top tips and hotels to sleep in in Mallorca. It’s the best way to easily prepare for your trip !

Road Trip in Mallorca: 10 days

For this new adventure, I propose a 10-day road trip to discover Mallorca by car .

This itinerary starts from Palma but if you’re arriving at the port of Alcudia, you can, of course, reverse the stages. This well-rounded itinerary combines sightseeing, beach relaxation, and exciting activities to ensure you experience all the must-visit destinations on the island .

On the agenda for this 10-day road trip in Mallorca:

• Palma de Mallorca
• The beaches of the south
• The coves of the southeast
• The island of Sa Dragonera
• The Serra de Tramontana
• Cap de Formentor
• Llevant Peninsula Natural Park
• The northeastern coves

I’ve summarized the main stages of this road trip below, but you can find all the details by clicking on this link: 10-day itinerary in Mallorca .

To begin this 10-day Mallorca road trip , let’s explore the southern region of the island and kick things off with a visit to the vibrant city of Palma de Mallorca .

The historical center isn’t that vast, so a single day is enough to discover the main tourist attractions.

First day – Best things to see in Palma:

• The old town : the cute alleyways lined with shops and the main squares
• The cathedral
• The royal palace

And to wrap up this first day, you should absolutely try this fantastic catamaran excursion with dinner included . All the info and bookings can be found by clicking the button below :

Stay the night in Palma. To plan your stroll around Palma, check out my article: 20 Things to do in Palma de Mallorca .

On the second day , continue your 10-day Mallorca road trip by heading to Cap de Ses Salines where, provided you’re willing to walk a bit, you can laze around on the completely wild beaches of El Caragol and Cala En Tugores .

And if you prefer easier-to-access beaches , head to Colonia de Sant Jordi where you can set your towel down on the stunning turquoise water beach of Es Trenc .

In the area, you’ve also got the beaches of Es Dolç, Can Curt, Es Carbo and Ses Roquetes which are really pretty.

Spend a second night in Palma.

For the third day, I suggest a trip to Sineu market and then moving on to Porto Cristo to visit one of the two caves you should see on your road trip around Mallorca:

• Coves del Drach
• Coves dels Hams

Those who enjoy a good walk might then choose the hike of the 4 coves ( Cala Bota, Cala Virgili, Cala Pilota and Cala Magraner ).

Others might prefer the relaxation option at one of the coves of Cala D’Or . I recommend, for instance: Cala Esmeralda, Cala Gran, Cala Petita and Calo d’es Pou .

Spend another night in Palma de Mallorca.

Fourth day : head to one of the coves on the southeast of the island for a chill-out day. You can totally check out several coves in just one day .

Among the best-known and prettiest ones in the area, I suggest:

• Calo de Moro : it’s one of the most popular inlets on the whole island and it truly is a stunning place
• Cala Llombards : for a more family-friendly beach if you’ve opted for a family road trip around Mallorca

Also, don’t miss out on a visit to the Mondrago Natural Park where you can enjoy 3 more beautiful coves: S’Aramador beach, Cala Mondrago and Calo des Borgit .

Spend another night in Palma.

On the fifth day , I suggest you go and explore the island of Sa Dragonera , that you’ll find in the southwest of Mallorca. You can reach it by boat from Sant Elm, which is a 50-minute drive from Palma.

After Sa Dragonera and on your way back to Palma, you can:

• Stop by the popular resort town of Magaluf known for its expansive sandy beach.
• Take a walk around the marina of Portals Nous , to admire the yachts
• Explore the Pilar and Joan Miró Foundation , a remarkable institution dedicated to the painter and sculptor of the same name.
• Visit the Bellver Castle located on the heights of Palma.

On the sixth day , I’m leaving the choice up to you, with a few different activities to consider :

• Visiting Palma’s aquarium
• Spending the day at Aqualand , the largest water park on the island
• Going on an awesome quad bike excursion! 
• Setting off for an exciting buggy outing or in a sports car .
• Relaxing on the beach.

Spend a last night in Palma.

On the seventh day of your road trip around Mallorca, it’s time to leave Palma and continue your exploration in the north of the island .

The plan for the day: take the Serra de Tramontana road that goes through the whole island from south to north, making some stops :

• In the pretty villages with traditional stone houses such as Valldemossa, Deià, Soller and Fornalutx
• At Sa Calobra to see the Torrent de Pareis , a superb canyon with a cute little beach
• At the Lluc Monastery , that you can visit if you feel like it
• In the lovely traditional village of Pollença : it’s one of my favorite spots on this 10-day road trip around Mallorca!

Spend the night in Alcudia.

On the eighth day, I suggest you drive around the Cap de Formentor and make several stops at different viewpoints to admire the scenery . You could also take a dip at Formentor beach or the cove of Cala Figuera .

Next, head to the old town of Alcudia where you can take a walk around the city walls .

Finish the day on Muro beach, which stretches along the bay of Alcudia for several kilometers.

Spend another night in Alcudia.

On the ninth and penultimate day of your 10-day tour of Mallorca , put on your hiking boots and hit one of the 13 trails of the Llevant Peninsula Natural Park .

In the afternoon, head to the most beautiful beaches in the north-east. You’ll be spoiled for choice between:

• Cala Agulla 

Spend your last night in Alcudia.

On the tenth and final day , it’s time to wrap up this amazing road trip around Mallorca!

If you want more details on this 10-day road trip around Mallorca, feel free to check out my detailed article: 10-day itinerary in Mallorca .

You’ll also find my pick of the best accommodations for each stage of your road-trip. You’ll see, planning your 9-10 day trip to Mallorca is going to be quick and very easy !

Where to stay during your Mallorca road trip?

Alright, now you know where to head and what to do and see during your Mallorca road trip ! The last piece of the puzzle I’ve got to share with you are my top tips on where to sleep at each stop .

So, I’ve handpicked the best accommodations for you to rest in Mallorca for the two key stages: south and north.

There’s something for every budget, and all of them are already featured in the articles I’ve just mentioned, outlining the possible routes depending on the length of your vacation.

But I’ll put them here for you again. Feel free to click on the name of the hotel to get more details .

Here is my selection of the best places to stay in Palma de Mallorca , tailored to suit your budget.

You need to click on the orange name of the hotels for more information and to make your booking.

And if you can’t find what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to ask for advice in the comments, indicating your travel dates and preferences. I would be more than happy to assist you in finding the perfect hotel!

• The Boc Hostels – City Albergue Juvenil : Hostel located 400 meters from the historic center of Palma and C’an Pere Antoni beach. Dormitory bed from €40 per night. Strong points: the rooftop pool, the cleanliness of the place and the kitchen area. An excellent choice for budget accommodation in Palma de Mallorca .
• Nou Baleares : located a 10-minute walk from Plaça Major. Tastefully decorated double room from €110, breakfast included. Strong points: the location, the comfortable beds and the rooftop’s pool. It’s my favorite for its excellent value for money in Palma !
• Isla Mallorca & Spa : located in the bay of Palma. Spacious double room with balcony from €150, breakfast included. Strong points: the spa and wellness center, the lovely pool area and the varied breakfast.
• Hotel Saratoga : located next to the Es Baluard museum. Modern and spacious double room from €180 per night, breakfast included. Strong points: the rooftop pool with an amazing view of the cathedral, the perfect location for exploring Palma de Mallorca on foot, and the hearty breakfast buffet.
• Protur Naisa Palma Hotel : located a 5-minute walk from the old town. Stylish, contemporary room from €220, breakfast included. Strong points: the facilities (rooftop, pool, spa), the design of the hotel and the excellent breakfast.

And if you’re looking for the best 5-star hotels in Palma de Mallorca , you should have a look at the following hotels:

• Hotel Victoria Gran Meliá : located right in front of Palma’s harbor. Double room starting at €270, breakfast for €29. Strong points: the great location, the sea view, and the amazing staff.
• Nixe Palace: : located right next to Cala Major beach, this 5* hotel offers cozy double rooms with a balcony and sea view from €300 per night, breakfast for €24. Strong points: the setting with the stunning sea view, the excellent breakfast and the direct access to the beach. My recommendation for a high-end stay in Palma !
• Hotel Antigua Palma – Casa Noble : this superb luxury hotel is located in the heart of the old town, just 100 meters from the cathedral. Stay in sumptuous, elegantly decorated rooms, from €450 per night, breakfast included. Strong points: The amazing spa with hammam and indoor pool, the tranquility, the particularly attentive staff and the rooftop. The best hotel in Palma for a luxury stay !
• Hotel Ivory Playa Sports & Spa : Located just 50 meters from the beach in Alcudia Bay. Clean and well-appointed apartment with a sea-view balcony starting from €75. Strong points: the beach proximity, the pool, the Spa, the friendly staff, spacious rooms.
• Ona Garden Lago : Located in Alcudia, 1 km from the beach. Large, modern, well-equipped (with a washing machine!), spacious apartment with a lovely terrace with sun loungers and a table, starting from €85 per night, breakfast included. Strong points: the peaceful setting, the beautiful pool area, the good breakfast, the comfort. It’s my favorite for value for money in Alcudia !
• Grupotel Maritimo : Located 150 meters from the beach. Modern and comfortable double room with a balcony starting from €110 per night, breakfast included (a dinner option is also available). Strong points: the indoor and outdoor pools, the Spa, the entertainment, the varied breakfast buffet, the comfortable beds.
• Hotel Astoria Playa Adults Only 4* Sup : Located 150 meters from the beach. Double room with minimalist decor, a balcony, and for some a whirlpool bath, starting from €140 per night, breakfast and dinner included! Strong points: the pools, the quality of the meals, the kindness of the staff.
• Forum Boutique Hotel & Spa – Adults Only : Small, charming hotel located in the heart of old Alcudia. Warm and cozy double room starting from €200, breakfast included. Strong points: the Spa with jacuzzi, sauna and hammam, the fabulous breakfast, the tranquility, the excellent reception. The best hotel in Alcudia for a luxury stay!

To hit the road in Mallorca, I highly recommend the months of May – June – July – August – September, and early October .

This is when you can max out on all the island’s attractions under a glorious sun: the beaches and coves, hiking trails, boat tours and the breathtaking natural landscapes.

About July and August, I’m sure I’m not telling you anything new by saying these two months coincide with the island’s peak tourist season . It’s therefore absolutely essential to book your hotels, car rental, and activities in advance , if you’ve decided to do your road trip in Mallorca in summer .

The best time to tour Mallorca by car is in September.

The weather is still warm and sunny , and with summer holidays winding down , you can expect fewer crowds . Indeed, September is hands down the best month to explore Mallorca on a road trip !

Please note, from late October until Easter holidays , many restaurants and hotels close . Most activities, including boat outings, don’t run, and the water’s too chilly for swimming.

So, a winter road trip in Mallorca isn’t really advisable.

If you’re looking to add more activities to your Mallorca road trip , I’ve selected a few that are really worth your time.

You need to click on the orange links below to check the details and make your reservations:

1) Top activities for the southern half of Mallorca (Palma and its surroundings)

Outdoor adventures

• Off-road quad biking excursion – This is my top pick from this list! The trail’s absolutely ace because you’re hitting dirt paths and the guide’s just brilliant!
• Guided buggy tour
• 2.5-hour sports car ride in the afternoon or a 4.5-hour tour in the morning .

In Mallorca, you can also opt for an absolutely stunning activity: a hot air balloon ride !! I’ve put the link in the button below for bookings (it’s a must):

• Enjoy a sailing cruise with a barbecue onboard
• Cave and cliff boat tour with two stops at secluded coves.
• Boat trip around Palma Bay with a swimming stop in turquoise waters
• One-hour boat ride around Palma’s marina to admire the view of the cathedral and Bellver Castle
• Speedboat excursion – Thrills guaranteed!
• Morning or afternoon boat parties
• 2h30 boat party at sunset
• Boat party at night – Departure from Palma at 22h

Water Activities

• A one-hour jet ski tour in the protected Los Deltas area 
• Jet ski outing in the Bay of Palma
• Snorkeling in a nature reserve  
• A diving initiation in a nature reserve – English-speaking instructor and in a small group!
• A kayak excursion to visit the local sea caves 
• Coasteering  
• Marine caving to explore underground lakes
• Canyoning (activity available only from October to the end of March because there’s no water otherwise)
• Parasailing in Palma bay
• A towed buoy session
• Une sortie en paddle au coucher du soleil  

2) Activities in the north of Mallorca (Alcudia and surroundings)

• Cruise of 3 hours on a small boat of maximum 12 people where you can see many dolphins around the Cape of Formentor
• Sunrise cruise to get to see the dolphins
• Catamaran excursion to the north coast of Mallorca , barbecue included
• Sailboat cruise, tapas and wine included
• Zodiac ride (max 12 people) to Cape Formentor and Cape Pinar
• Sunset cruise for 2 on a beautiful sailboat , with dinner included
• Horseback riding in the forest
• Hidropark of Alcudia (water park)

And how about you? What do you plan to see during your road trip in Mallorca?

Discover all my articles about Mallorca and the Balearic islands : All my articles to help you plan your trip to Mallorca are listed there.

• The 23 best things to do in Mallorca
• Palma de Mallorca: the 20 best places to visit
• Itinerary: 4 or 5 days in Mallorca – Itinerary to prepare a short stay in Mallorca
• Itinerary: One week in Mallorca – The perfect itinerary to visit the island in 7 days!
• Itinerary: 10 days in Mallorca – Our recommended itinerary for visiting Mallorca in 9-10 days
• Mallorca road trip: The best itineraries for 4, 5, 7 and 10 days
• The 17 Best things to do  in Menorca
• Itinerary: One week in Menorca  – The ideal itinerary to visit the island in 7 days

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Moscow metro tour: architectural styles of the subway.

Duration: 2 hours

Categories: Culture & History, Sightseeing

This metro tour of Russia’s capital and most populous city, Moscow, is your chance to get a unique insight into the beautiful and impressive architecture of the city's underground stations. Admire their marble walls and high ceilings representing Stalin's desire for glory after World War 2, and see first-hand how the interiors change with the rise of new political eras. Your guide will lead you through the complex network, which is one of the most heavily used rapid transit systems worldwide, with over two billion travelers in 2011.

Opened in 1935, Moscow’s underground system, now 190 miles (305 km) long with 185 stations, is today one the largest and most heavily used rapid transit systems in the world. On this Moscow metro tour, discover the impressive architecture of Moscow’s underground stations and learn how they reflect the Soviet era.

Getting around by metro, your local guide will take you through parts of Moscow’s infamous history. Stop at stations built during the time of the USSR (Soviet Union) that are praised as one of the most extravagant architectural projects from Stalin’s time. After World War 2, he was keen on establishing Stalinist architecture to represent his rising regime and a recognized empire. Learn how when his successor started the de-Stalinization of the former Soviet Union in 1953, the extravagancy of the architecture was toned down.

Discover how the unique character of each station reflected several different eras. While stations like Kievskaya and Slavyansky Bulvar have pompous halls and high stucco ceilings brimming with extravagant decorations, those built later, like Volzhskaya, are lightly adorned with sparse furnishings. Architect Alexey Dushkin and painter Alexander Deyneka were just two of the many artists who made these magnificent landmarks possible.

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We have a wide range of tours designed to give you an insight into the destination you're travelling in and there is something for everybody. The culture shock ratings considers the destination visited, transport used, activities undertaken and that "Wow, I'm really not at home now!" factor. While generalisations are always tricky, a summary of our gradings is as follows…

This is the least confronting of our tour range. Transport used on the trip is either private or a very comfortable public option, the activities included are usually iconic sites and locations that are not all too confronting.

The tour can include a mix of private and public transport providing a level of comfort that is slightly below what you would experience at home. Sites visited are usually iconic sites, tours can also include market visits, visits to communities etc that provide the traveller with a fantastic insight into destination.

Expect to rough it for parts of this tour, whether it's a packed public bus where you are forced to stand, a visit to a local market, a local community, you are sure to have an experience that is very different from what you're used to at home.

The comforts of your home town and the environment you are used to are more of a rarity. Expect some challenging transport options, visits to local sites and areas that don't resemble anything at home.

You're out there in the global community! You are likely to be exposed to the elements, travel in whatever means of transport is available and basically take it as it comes, whatever comes! It can be tough.

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These tours have a bit of physical activity but nothing that should challenge you too much. This could be climbing on and off public transport through to a walk through the destination you're travelling in, they can include walking only tours or a combination of walking and transport.

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Moscow Metro 2019

Will it be easy to find my way in the Moscow Metro? It is a question many visitors ask themselves before hitting the streets of the Russian capital. As metro is the main means of transport in Moscow – fast, reliable and safe – having some skills in using it will help make your visit more successful and smooth. On top of this, it is the most beautiful metro in the world !

. There are over 220 stations and 15 lines in the Moscow Metro. It is open from 6 am to 1 am. Trains come very frequently: during the rush hour you won't wait for more than 90 seconds! Distances between stations are quite long – 1,5 to 2 or even 3 kilometers. Metro runs inside the city borders only. To get to the airport you will need to take an onground train - Aeroexpress.

RATES AND TICKETS

Paper ticket A fee is fixed and does not depend on how far you go. There are tickets for a number of trips: 1, 2 or 60 trips; or for a number of days: 1, 3 days or a month. Your trips are recorded on a paper ticket. Ifyou buy a ticket for several trips you can share it with your traveling partner passing it from one to the other at the turnstile.

On every station there is cashier and machines (you can switch it to English). Cards and cash are accepted. 1 trip - 55 RUB 2 trips - 110 RUB

Tickets for 60 trips and day passes are available only at the cashier's.

60 rides - 1900 RUB

1 day - 230 RUB 3 days - 438 RUB 30 days - 2170 RUB.

The cheapest way to travel is buying Troyka card . It is a plastic card you can top up for any amount at the machine or at the ticket office. With it every trip costs 38 RUB in the metro and 21 RUB in a bus. You can get the card in any ticket office. Be prepared to leave a deposit of 50 RUB. You can get it back returning the card to the cashier.

SamsungPay, ApplePay and PayPass cards.

One turnstile at every station accept PayPass and payments with phones. It has a sticker with the logos and located next to the security's cabin.

GETTING ORIENTED

At the platfrom you will see one of these signs.

It indicates the line you are at now (line 6), shows the direction train run and the final stations. Numbers below there are of those lines you can change from this line.

In trains, stations are announced in Russian and English. In newer trains there are also visual indication of there you are on the line.

To change lines look for these signs. This one shows the way to line 2.

There are also signs on the platfrom. They will help you to havigate yourself. (To the lines 3 and 5 in this case).