The aquarium in Palma de Mallorca is one of the main attractions of the island, drawing visitors of all ages. Its diverse exhibits and interactive displays make it an exciting destination for families and individuals alike. In this guide, we’ll uncover the top highlights of the Palma Aquarium and provide valuable insights to help you navigate ticket prices and find budget-friendly options for families.
The diverse history and culture of the island can be experienced up close in numerous museums in Mallorca. A wide variety of museums can be found in Palma de Mallorca, the island’s capital. However, there are also several beautiful museums worth visiting outside the capital city, whether with or without children. Here, I present a selection of what I consider to be the most interesting exhibitions.
The fortress of Castell de Santueri in Felanitx perches majestically on a steep cliff and offers breathtaking views of the sea. This historic structure was once a crucial refuge for the region’s inhabitants during invasions and conflicts. Thanks to its strategic location and massive defensive fortifications, the Castell de Santueri could only be captured through …
There’s hardly a more authentic experience than visiting one of the many markets in Mallorca. From the bustling Mercat de l’Olivar in Palma to the charming weekly market in Sineu, there’s something for every taste. These markets are where locals gather, and the true Mallorcan life unfolds. Every day, somewhere in Mallorca, a market takes place. We’ll take you along and show you the most beautiful market in Mallorca for each day of the week. And for those without their own car, I’ll also show you the most beautiful organized tours to the market days in Mallorca.
Mallorca is not just about beaches and sun, but also about mountains and valleys. While in summer, most people flock to the beaches, in winter, you’ll often find Mallorcan families exploring the mountains. There are plenty of family-friendly excursions available, making it a great destination for hiking with children. In this guide, I’ll provide you with an overview of the options for hiking with kids in Mallorca and share some of our favorite trails.
Salt des Freu means leaping with Joy. It’s likely that Mallorcans in the past celebrated the sight of the first wild streams with fresh water after dry summers. This was especially true at the most renowned waterfall in Mallorca, situated just a brief distance from the village of Orient. Water is a scarce resource in …
Do you love horses and are looking for an opportunity to spend equestrian vacations or horse riding holidays in Mallorca? Or maybe you just want to enjoy a bit of horseback riding on Mallorca? Perhaps even ride to the beach for a sunset experience? Or take your kids for a pony excursion? All of that is possible.
No big Instagram profile skips the snapshots of Cala Deià. The distinctive bay ranks high among Mallorca’s top destinations. But don’t sleep on Deià – also known as Deyà – it’s a picturesque village. Nestled in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, both the mountain village and rugged bay are only reachable through the impressive coastal road linking Valldemossa to Sóller. Visitors not only get a deep dive into the region’s history but also soak in breathtaking views of the vast sea during their visit.
The unspoiled Cala Figuera Beach on the Formentor Peninsula is likely the most secluded spot in Mallorca during the winter. The rough cliffs face the sea, and winds blow from all directions. In the summer, it’s calmer on the seaside, but more people find their way to the bay. They come for snorkeling and to admire the impressive scenery between mountains and sea.
Mallorca might not be known as the ultimate destination for carefree road trips, but having a car at your disposal is often necessary, since the most beautiful spots are rarely accessible by public transportation. To ensure you don’t miss out on anything, I’ve put together various road trips on Mallorca. This comprehensive article presents eight captivating itineraries that can be seamlessly combined for one-day, two-day, three-day, or longer road trips. Whether you have eight days to spare or just one, you can customize your journey to uncover the hidden gems and stunning landscapes of Mallorca at your own pace.
There’s nothing more delightful than exploring the rugged coastline and the Mediterranean Sea on various boat trips in Mallorca. With the sea breeze on your face, you’ll discover secluded beaches and hidden coves. The possibilities are almost endless, catering to every interest group and budget. We’ll help you sort through the options and determine which boat tour in Mallorca is the best for you.
The Dragon Island of Mallorca is actually called Sa Dragonera. Is it named that way because it resembles a sleeping dragon in the sea? That would be a great tale, but unfortunately it’s not true. The name is rather attributed to relatives of dinosaurs. They still inhabit the protected island today, making the excursion to Dragon Island (or Dinosaur Island, if you like) an unforgettable experience for young explorers.
The gorge Torrent de Pareis is one of the most impressive natural landmarks of Mallorca. This Grand Canyon of Mallorca was formed by the powerful force of the intermittent stream that flows into the sea not far from the small port of Port de Sa Calobra. Hiking through the Torrent de Pareis doesn’t necessarily require exceptional athletic abilities. If you only explore the mouth of the gorge, it can be easily done with children. In this article, you will find tips on what to consider during your exploration.
Dolphins in Mallorca aren’t actually that spectacular—at least not for fishermen who venture out to sea before the first rays of sunlight. Because that’s precisely when these friendly marine mammals become active. And clever as they are, they know that there’s quick food available near the fishing boats. Therefore, the dolphins often accompany the boats. It’s a unique opportunity for us landlubbers as well to experience these impressive creatures up close in their natural habitat. There are numerous dolphin watching tours in Mallorca, and I’ll explain the different options in detail here.
You can’t go further south on Mallorca than to Cap de Ses Salines without getting your feet wet. This point is marked by a lighthouse and is a popular destination, especially in the evenings. You’ll also find plenty of opportunities for swimming and hiking.
Most vacationers head to the rugged northwest coast to visit Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis. Few realize that just a few kilometers to the west lies a hidden gem. The Cala Tuent beach is a natural bay surrounded by imposing mountains, perfect for both swimming and hiking. Because in addition to the crystal-clear water ideal for swimming, there’s also a picturesque viewpoint by an old watchtower.
This short hike to the spectacular Sa Foradada rock formation on Mallorca’s northwest coast near Deià offers a great combination of nature, beauty, mountains, water, and a glimpse into Mallorcan history and culture. Also, the spot is the place to see spectacular sunsets at the Mirador Sa Foradada.
Escape the crowds and explore Mallorca’s North Coast! Here you’ll find some of the best hidden beaches, many of which are secluded, without sand, and perfect for snorkeling – even in the summer months. Whether you’re looking for a quiet, romantic spot or an adventure-filled day at the beach, Mallorca’s North Coast has something for everyone. So come, explore and discover the beauty of the Mediterranean!
Come explore the beauty of Cabrera Island off the Coast of Mallorca: A paradise for snorkelers with unspoiled beaches. The archipelago is part of the biggest Spanish maritime reserve and there are only a limited amount of visitors allowed each day – don’t miss out!
There are so many things to do in Mallorca with kids that it can be hard to keep track of them all. Over the years, I’ve published here many activities and outings for all ages. By now there are more than 100 possibilities and suggestions. And although this blog addresses mainly parents planning their trip to Mallorca, there is just as much to discover for people who travel without kids.
Palma de Mallorca is similar to Rome; all roads lead to the city, which serves as a hub connecting all parts of the island. Over half of the population resides in the island’s capital, which is the cultural and economic center as well as a popular tourist destination. To ensure that your trip to Palma with kids is a success, we have compiled some tips to help you balance both your interests and those of the kids. So that neither the most important sights nor the fun will be missed.
Camping on Mallorca is an adventure. It’s not as easy as it is elsewhere in Europe. There are only a few official campsites on Mallorca, and even those are usually not what campers are used to. With this rather lengthy article, I am trying to clarify a little how camping on Majorca works. Or rather, …
Mallorca is very religious. This becomes quite obvious once you see the numerous churches and the majestic cathedral in Palma. But moreover, there are also in a multitude of hermitages, sanctuaries, and monasteries. I’ll show you the most beautiful monasteries of Mallorca in this extensive post.
