Mallorca is the most complete of the islands of the Balearic archipelago. The beaches and water activities have a great weight in the local tourism, as well as the nightlife. However, the island also has a great historical and cultural heritage that you will be pleased to discover.
One of the island’s major tourist attractions is the small and secluded coves that dot its entire coastline. Dare to explore them and discover natural postcard paradises with steep cliffs, turquoise waters and fine sand.
The interior of the island often goes unnoticed by those who look for a beach destination. However, some interior villages are full of charm with its cobblestone streets and stone houses. Pollença, Deià, Valldemossa or Esporles are some of the places that cannot miss on your route around the island.
The Cathedral of Mallorca is undoubtedly the flagship monument, not only of the city of Palma de Mallorca, but of the whole island. Also in Palma you will find the building of La Llotja, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina and the Bellver Castle, from where you will have a different perspective of the city.
Leaving the capital of the archipelago, the island hides other treasures such as the Castle of Capdepera, the Sanctuary of Lluc or Els Talailots.