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EXPLORE THE LOCAL MALLORCAN SOUL

Mallorca is almost fully booked all year round due to the high demand for this Mediterranean paradise as a holiday escape. Reserve or book your stay on Mallorca early in your holiday planning. Escape the everyday hustle and bustle, escape stress and noise and indulge in scenic Mediterranean nature and feel the warmth of the Mallorcan soul overflow your mind and body.

Popular destinations in mallorca you can’t miss

Deià

Deià is among the most romantic destinations you can book on Mallorca. Deià offers only a few places to stay, but all of them high-class luxury accommodation. Reserve your romantic stay here early.

Deià guide

palmas art exhibitions and museums to visit

Palma de Mallorca

Palma is a popular destination all year round. The close distance from the airport to the city itself, makes Palma an extremely popular flight destination for holidays, wekkend trips and quick get-ways.

Palma guide

Pollenca

Reserve a rustic and authentic escape in the charming mountain valley of Pollenca. You want to book Pollenca if you are looking for versatile areas, scenic nature and vibrant cafe and shopping life.

Pollenca guide

Artà

Artà is the perfect place for a holiday base on Mallorca, especially is you appreciate culture and nature. The main accommodation offers in Artà offers uncompromised luxury settled in majestic manor houses with every amenity one desires.

Arta guide

Valldemossa

The stunning and charming mountain village of Valldemossa is located just a 20 minute drive from Palma, which makes it a perfect rustic and romantic escape for a weekend, a week or two. Reserve Valldemossa now.

Valldemossa guide

alaro holiday offers including accommodation

Alaró

Booking accommodation in Alaró allowd you to stay in mountanous surroundings while still directly connected to the Mallorcan countryside. Alaró is located in a valley in the contrast region of el Raiguer.

Alaró guide

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400 places of interest and sights to discover and explore

We have collected more than 400 places of interest all over Mallorca in every local area, for you to discover and add to your Mallorcan adventure. Every sight and place of interest, can be added to your own personal trip planner thus you get directions to each place with exact GPS coordinates.

Every place of interest, every landmark and every sight on Mallorca marks the rich history and cultural heritage this Mediterranean paradise is made up of. Mallorca has been inhabited since prehistoric times, and especially the Bronze Ages and the Balearic Talayotic culture stands out in these chapters of the history books. Now it is your turn to explore the prehistoric life of Mallorca by visiting some of the most outstanding settlements and excavations found.

Travel through time, through rural countrysides, rustic mountain villages and scenic nature, and discover the most interesting landmarks and places in the Mediterranean history.

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Walking in the scenic Mallorcan nature

Mediterranean vegetation and wildlife awaits to stimulate your every sense. Inhale the true Mallorcan spirit, and feel the serenity and tranquility fill your mind and soul.

Come to Mallorca from late January to start March and experience a true natural phenomenon; the blossom of the 7 million almond tress on the island. When the almond trees blossom on Mallorca, they leave the surface in a silky white and pink duvet with a beautiful feminine scent.

The coastal areas of Mallorca offers picturesque coves and lagoons of uncontaminated water, unspoiled nature and silky sandy carpets to rest in. Especially the southeastern part of Mallorca is known for its many golden coves protected from winds by the rocky hillsides.

Animal lovers and birdwatchers have excellent conditions for meeting the local inhabitants in the many natural parks and reserves all over the island. Visit the Mondragó park in the southeast, the Albufera park in the north, or the Dragonera or Cabrera islands for rich biological and natural diversity.