What to see in Sierra de Tramuntana
What to see in Mallorca: 23 essential beaches, villages and museums
Mallorca is an island with a wide variety of tourist proposals both in its urban environment and in its natural environment. Discover its great heritage and magnificent beaches.
Valldemossa, a hidden treasure in the Tramuntana mountain range
This small mountain village, located some 25 minutes from Palma, was the birthplace of a saint and the home to various artists and historic figures. In 1838, Chopin spent the winter here.
Deià, bohemian charm in Majorca
The countless attractions of the beautiful town of Deià, north-west of Majorca, have captivated artists, artisans and famous faces.
Where to eat in Majorca all year long
To find out where to eat in Majorca trust your instincts and also these recommendations about not-to-miss restaurants.
Alcúdia: beaches, history, art… and great entertainment
With 30 kilometres of coastline, Alcúdia has numerous attractions for travellers: medieval walls, idyllic beaches and a city centre full of monuments.
Majorca’s coves: exploring the coast one dip at a time
A treasure map to discover the most unspoiled, wild, beautiful and hidden coves of an island with 348 beaches and 550 kilometres of coastline.
Pollença, inspiration for artists
Pollença, considered to be Majorca’s cultural cradle, has inspired artists for centuries and is also home to the Balearic Island’s most important music festival.
The Soller train, a journey back in time through the Tramontana mountain range
Since the early 20th century, the Soller train has connected the city of Palma with the village of Soller, over a spectacular route across mountains and valleys.
Majorca’s secret spots
Port des Canonge, Llucalcari, Ses Salines, Colonia Sant Jordi, Santanyi, Sa Calobra and Banyalbufar cove are the most hidden areas on the island
The best beaches in Majorca
Majorca’s coastline offers countless extraordinarily beautiful beaches, which are clean, safe and offer many amenities and services.