Majorca: the biggest attractions (map, sightseeing plan, practical information, interesting facts)

Majorca - a sea of ​​attractions

I like to prepare well for the trip. It is an essential part of my journey for me. I sit down, look, read, plan, take notes… I dig into the subject and see myself in these places through the eyes of my imagination. It's like I'm on the road before I even get up from the couch. A visit to the destination is the culmination of the sum of previous searches and impatient waiting for the trip. Final touch". This is always the climax. What I often read many months before suddenly comes to my eyes. I like these emotions.
Majorca is a small island, so the preparations went smoothly (I gathered the necessary information in this post, so it will be even easier for you). I was ready to go and knew what I expected. Started! From the very beginning to the end, everything went according to plan, but very quickly (because on the second day) it turned out that no pictures and descriptions I came across earlier match what we saw. I quickly realized that we would get more on this island than we could have expected. Much more. And I have no illusions. My photos and descriptions will not reflect the charm of this island in 100. You have to go there! And don't be afraid! What you see in the pictures and what you read in the descriptions is just the beginning. Expect more! Much more!

Tour of Majorca

Let's start sightseeing without unnecessary introductions. I will try to include all additional practical information and helpful links discretely in the text.

It is best to visit Majorca rented car and this is basically the only form of getting around the island that I can recommend. Bus communication is well developed, but the attractions that are worth seeing are highly dispersed, often located in the mountains, and the best views are from the viewpoints at which the buses do not stop. I wrote about a proven and cheap car rental company in a separate post: Car hire without credit card and deposit - Spain, Majorca.
There are those who claim that Majorca is an excellent place for cycling. Well, if you plan to win the mountains classification in the most difficult cycling races in the world, then yes, you can try to explore Majorca by bike. It is better, however, go to the training camp in the Alps before, because visiting Majorca by bike may surprise you 🙂 I do not recommend.
The average bicycle user will be happy to go on a recreational promenade ride along the coast in Palma de Mallorca. A long, flat and comfortable bicycle path leads there. I would recommend.

Visiting the island by rail is basically impossible. The railway is mainly a tourist attraction.

From a practical point of view, it is best to live in the immediate vicinity of Palma de Mallorca or in Palma de Mallorca itself. The reason is simple. The whole island is best connected to this city. All major roads lead from or to this city. Getting to any point on the island from here is the best. Technical commuting to any attraction will be the fastest and easiest, thanks to which we will have more time to explore. Living in another part of the island is obviously not a bad idea, but you need to be prepared for a bit more onerous commuting.

Majorca – attractions map

Below is a map of Majorca and the biggest attractions on the island. The marker numbers on the map are identical to those found in the table of contents and in the headings, so navigating the guide should be very simple and pleasant for you.
After clicking on the map, you can open it in a higher resolution and further enlarge it.
You can use the map to plan your own sightseeing route, but I recommend that you familiarize yourself with the tour plans I have prepared, which I describe in detail below.

Majorca by car (Majorca tour routes)

I have prepared plans for four trips with the starting point in Palma de Mallorca or somewhere nearby.
1 trip - northwest Mallorca and the western part of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range
2 trip - North and North-East Majorca, Serra de Tramuntana range, Cape Formentor
3 trip - eastern Majorca, Drach Caves
4 trip - Palma de Mallorca

Each is different and the attractions do not repeat. Every day you watch something different, new. I recommend completing all four because the attractions in each of them are unique. The duration of trips and the length of trips are selected so as not to chase your neck. Take your time to implement any of them. Calmly go, watch, stop, take pictures, explore. Coffee in a cafe, a meal in a restaurant. You have enough time for everything, even when you decide to go to Majorca in the winter, when the days are the shortest.

In practice, all trips have been completed and checked. The following trip plans, for the sake of clarity, contain only basic information about the proposed attractions. Wider descriptions of attractions and more photos can be found in separate entries dedicated to a given attraction, to which direct links from trip plans lead (if there is no link, it means that a broader description of the attractions is just being created).

Use GPS data!

The GPS data I provided at attractions can make your life much easier! Using them is very simple. There is a link next to the coordinates. Just click it with your finger and the navigation will start automatically and plot the route to your destination from the point where you are currently located. Just don't forget to switch the navigation to the appropriate mode: driving or walking mode.
I guarantee that you will try it once and you will like this simple but very pleasant help!

1 trip - northwest Mallorca and the western part of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range

The map below shows the route that day. All attractions listed below are arranged in the order in which they are visited along the tour route. If for some reason you don't want or can't visit one of them, just go to the next one.

2. Port d'Andratx

Beautifully situated, surrounded by mountains, a picturesque town, fishing port and marina with luxury yachts, beautiful beaches and restaurants.

Parking on the street in spaces marked with white lines, GPS coordinates:
39°32’37.7″N 2°23’13.5″E
39.543818, 2.387079 - click and route

3. Sant Elm

A small fishing village located on a cliff. Peaceful, quiet, with nice views and a beach. You will find a more detailed description and additional data in a separate entry about Sant Elm

Street parking, GPS coordinates:
39°34’47.3″N 2°21’02.3″E
39.579791, 2.350650 - click and route

4. Mirador de Ricardo Roca

A viewpoint with a view of, among others, to the bay and beach of Cala d'Estellencs. You can find more information about the viewpoint here in a separate entry about Mirador de Ricardo Roca.

Parking at the viewing point, GPS coordinates:
39°38’42.7″N 2°27’03.7″E
39.645181, 2.451023 - click and route

5.Estellencs

A small, stone town, attached to the slopes of the mountain. Steep and narrow streets. You will find a lot of additional information helpful when sightseeing in a separate entry about Estellencs.

Street parking, GPS coordinates:
39°39’12.3″N 2°28’54.7″E
39.653429, 2.481849 - click and route

6. Mirador de Ses Animes

Observation point with the 16th-century Torre del Verger defensive tower. Additional information about the viewpoint is available in a separate entry about Mirador de Ses Animes

Parking by the tower, GPS coordinates:
39°40’59.9″N 2°30’01.3″E
39.683317, 2.500360 - click and route

7. Banyalbufar

The town is located among approximately 2000 agricultural terraces created in the XNUMXth century by the Moors on the slopes of the mountains surrounding the city. Find out more with separate entry about Banyalbufar.

Parks in the street (for a short while), GPS coordinates:
39°41’11.9″N 2°30’46.5″E
39.686647, 2.512903 - click and route

Parking for a longer stay (you have to walk a few steps to the town center), GPS coordinates:
39°41’12.9″N 2°30’38.2″E
39.686915, 2.510603 - click and route

8. Valdemossa

A beautiful town where Fryderyk Chopin lived and composed. His museum is located in the monastery cell where Chopin lived. You will find a guide to the town and many interesting facts in a separate entry about Valdemossa.

Parking in Valdemossa, GPS coordinates:
39°42’39.4″N 2°37’16.3″E
39.710949, 2.621181 - click and route

The monastery with Chopin's cell, GPS coordinates:
39°42’33.7″N 2°37’21.1″E
39.709350, 2.622530 - click and route

9. Son Marroig

The house of Austrian Archduke Ludwig Salvator with a viewing point and a marble rotunda. To reach the rotunda you have to go through the Archduke's house. More details about sightseeing and access can be found here in a separate entry about Son Marroig.

Parking, GPS coordinates:
39°45’04.8″N 2°37’45.4″E
39.751329, 2.629290 - click and route

10. Deia

A small village, in the 60 of the 20th century was considered the place of artists who visited this place in great numbers in search of inspiration.

Parking, GPS coordinates:
39°44’54.4″N 2°38’55.9″E
39.748453, 2.648859 - click and route

11. Port de Soller

A very nice port, located among the surrounding mountains. Lots of bars and restaurants with delicious seafood. A great place to sit and relax over coffee.

Parking, GPS coordinates:
39°47’44.2″N 2°41’55.1″E
39.795621, 2.698635 - click and route

12. Soller

Soller is often called Orange Valley. The city is surrounded by orange groves, and in the city itself, orange trees can be found everywhere. You will find more interesting information about visiting the town in a separate entry about Soller.

Parking, GPS coordinates:
39°46’06.3″N 2°42’53.2″E
39.768412, 2.714774 - click and route

Market Square (Placa de sa Constitucio) 300m walk from the parking lot, GPS coordinates:
39°45’58.9″N 2°42’54.9″E
39.766355, 2.715235 - click and route

2 trip - North and North-East Majorca, Serra de Tramuntana range, Cape Formentor

All the attractions listed below are arranged in order of visiting them on the tour route. If for some reason you do not want or cannot visit one of them, just go to the next one.

13. Fornalutx

This small village is almost a regular winner of beauty contests for villages and towns. It is one of the best preserved and most beautiful villages in Spain. find out more about visiting Fornalutx.

Parking in Fornalutx, GPS coordinates:
39°46’52.5″N 2°44’25.6″E
39.781241, 2.740456 - click and route

14. Snake Road in Majorca (road no. MA-2141)

One of the craziest, spectacular, and at the same time publicly accessible roads in the world. It's 13 km of an unforgettable ride and experience for the driver and passengers. Wonder! Read it more about the "Snake Road" ride.

300 degree turn (Nudo de la Corbata, i.e. tie knot) - parking lot, GPS coordinates:
39°49’55.5″N 2°48’57.6″E
39.832087, 2.816003 - click and route

Pass in the rock – parking lot, GPS coordinates:
39°50’42.8″N 2°47’58.6″E
39.845234, 2.799604 - click and route

15. Cala Tuent

A small village with a small, quiet and fabulously beautiful beach. After driving along the MA-2141 road, it is a balm for the shattered nerves of the driver and passenger. A unique and definitely underrated place. A fantastic place to rest and eat, which you must have with you, because there are no shops here. Find out more in a separate entry about Cala Tuent.

Parking at Cala Tuent beach, GPS coordinates:
39°50’27.0″N 2°46’35.8″E
39.840834, 2.776601 - click and route

16. Port de Sa Calobra

A bay with water of an extremely intense, sapphire color, hidden among steep, impressive mountain slopes. Read it how to get there and what to see in Port de Sa Calobra.

Port de Sa Calobra parking lot, GPS coordinates:
39°50’51.8″N 2°47’54.5″E
39.847722, 2.798464 - click and route

17. Torrent de Pareis

The largest gorge in Majorca with a huge, rocky gate to the sea. There is a beach at the mouth of the gorge. Be careful because of the often huge and dangerous waves crashing against the walls of the entrance gate to the ravine. You reach the gorge from Port de Sa Calobra, walking along the promenade (to the right) a few hundred meters along shops and restaurants, and then through tunnels carved in the rock.

The mouth of the gorge (access on foot), GPS coordinates:
39°51’05.4″N 2°48’24.1″E
39.851509, 2.806705 - click and route

18. Mirador Es Colomer Formentor

A huge viewing point, several hundred meters long, with a huge number of unique observation points. Located on a long ridge of rock over 200 meters high. Insane views. Beware of people afraid of heights! You can find more information on how to get to and get around the viewpoint in a separate entry about visiting the Formentor peninsula.

Parking at the viewing point, GPS coordinates:
39°55’44.3″N 3°06’38.1″E
39.928971, 3.110590 - click and route

19. Faro de Formentor

Lighthouse at the end of the Formentor peninsula. Picturesque access road. The views from the terrace under the lighthouse are best observed just before or when the sun is setting. You can find more information on how to get to and visit the lighthouse in a separate entry about visiting the Formentor peninsula.

Parking by the lighthouse, GPS coordinates:
39°57’40.8″N 3°12’43.2″E
39.961326, 3.211989 - click and route

3 trip - eastern Majorca, Drach Caves

20. Drach Caves

Huge caves (consist of 4 connected caves and one of the world's largest underground lakes). Magical rock formations, especially highlighted to emphasize fantastic shapes, make a great impression.

Parking lot at the Drach Caves,GPS coordinates:
39°32’09.0″N 3°19’51.0″E
39.535843, 3.330819 - click and route

21. Capdepera

A fortified town with a picturesque castle. The highest point in the area is the terrace of the Capilla de Nuestra Senora de la Esperanza chapel. From the terrace you can admire the panorama of the coast and Menorca.

Parking, GPS coordinates:
39°42’05.0″N 3°26’02.4″E
39.701385, 3.434008 - click and route

22. Arta

The main attraction of Arta is the old town, with narrow streets, stone houses and charming squares where you can admire the traditional architecture and atmosphere of the city. The city is also known for its numerous monuments, such as the Gothic Cathedral of St. Trofima (Sant Salvador) and the medieval castle on the hill.
The medieval fortress and sanctuary (Santuari de Sant Salvador) is connected to fortified walls that you can walk around. The walls offer views of the surrounding hills and the city.

Parking, GPS coordinates:
39°41’46.8″N 3°21’10.6″E
39.696319, 3.352932 - click and route

4 trip - Palma de Mallorca

In the case of Palma de Mallorca, it is possible to explore the city on a special Hop-On Hop-Off bus. The bus runs every 20 - 25 minutes on a circular route that takes you past all the major attractions in the city. It stops next to them and you can get on and off as many times as you want, in the meantime visiting nearby attractions.
The route currently includes 18 stops:

1. Antoni Maura
2. Mercaca Square
3. Ramblas
4. Plaza de España
5. Avenida Alexandre Rosselló
6. Porta des Camp
7. Paseo Maritimo - El Molino
8. Spanish village
9. Bellver Castle
10. Plaza Gomila
11. Valparaiso
12. Miró Foundation
12-B. Marivent
13. Porto Pi (shopping center)
14. Estación Marítima (port)
14-B. Avenida de Gabriel Roca
15. Auditorium
16. Es Baluard
17. Jaime III
18. Muelle Comercia

You can buy a bus ticket for a specific day earlier via the Internet: Palma de Mallorca: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour [Click]. The ticket is valid for 24 hours.

23. Joan Miro Museum

Museum with a gallery of paintings and sculptures by Joan Miro. A studio designed especially for him and a house where the artist worked and lived until his death. Everything in one place. You can read more about the museum in the report from visits to the Joan Miro Museum.

Parking lot at the Joan Miro Museum, GPS coordinates:
39°33’18.9″N 2°36’37.0″E
39.555241, 2.610271 - click and route

24. Bellver Castle

A former royal residence and fortress with a round shape unique in Spain. Built almost 700 years ago, it is still in great condition today. For many centuries it was used as a prison. Read it more about visiting Castell de Bellver.

Car park at Castell de Bellver, GPS coordinates:
39°33’46.4″N 2°37’11.3″E
39.562886, 2.619801 - click and route

25. Catedral de Mallorca

A huge, gothic cathedral, classified as one of the most magnificent churches, thanks to the unique stained glass rosettes that create a unique atmosphere inside the cathedral. Twice a year, during important Catholic holidays (February 2 - Candlemas Mother of God and October 11 - Saint Martin), the sun's rays that fall through the stained glass window of one of the side aisles create an apparent image of another under the main rosette.

Underground parking next to the cathedral, GPS coordinates:
39°33’55.2″N 2°38’51.8″E
39.565334, 2.647732 - click and route

26. Main Square

The main square (along with the surrounding buildings) is the most important landmark of the capital of Majorca. Earlier, the old convent of San Felipe Neri operated here, and later the famous Spanish Inquisition until 1823. For centuries it was the center of urban life. Currently there are numerous cafes and restaurants, and in the basement under the square a shopping arcade. It's best to go to the square on foot, leaving your car in the parking lot near Catedral de Mallorca (GPS bearing above).

Plaza Mayor location, GPS coordinates:
39°34’17.0″N 2°39’06.3″E
39.571391, 2.651760 - click and route

Beaches and nature

I know that implementing the above plan is demanding. I checked it myself. If you still have some free time and strength, you can visit several beautiful beaches (here you can combine sightseeing with lazy relaxation) and one natural area (this is a perfect option for advanced tourists) as part of a sightseeing and relaxation trip.
At the beaches I post links to panoramic photos. You can take a closer look at the beach and decide whether you want to go there.

27. Pi Beach (Cala Pi)

The beach is located in a rocky bay.
read more: panoramic photo of the beach

Descent to Cala Pi beach (you have to park on the street near this place), GPS coordinates:
39°21’48.0″N 2°50’12.4″E
39.363338, 2.836790 - click and route

28. Es Trenc Beach (Cala Es Trenc)

Sandy, comfortable and very long beach. Partially paid! It guarantees much less crowding (especially in the off-season) and a bit more peace and quiet than the main beaches on the island.
read more: panoramic photo of the beach

Large parking lot at Es Trenc beach, GPS coordinates:
39°20’23.5″N 2°59’36.3″E
39.339870, 2.993402 - click and route

29. Moro Beach (Calo del Moro)

An intimate, small beach located among the rocks. A typical scenic beach.
read more: panoramic photo of the beach

Descent to Calo del Moro beach (parking will be difficult, you will have to look for a parking space on the access street near the beach entrance), GPS coordinates:
39°18’48.2″N 3°07’09.9″E
39.313377, 3.119411 - click and route

30. Llombards Beach (Cala Llombards)

Another beach surrounded by a rocky coast.
read more: panoramic photo of the beach

Llombards beach car park, GPS coordinates:
39°19’23.8″N 3°08’15.2″E
39.323277, 3.137562 - click and route

An interesting but dangerous (no security) viewpoint near Llombards beach:

To the viewpoint it's best to get to approximately this place (there is no parking lot, but you can find a free space for 5 minutes), GPS coordinates:
39°19’37.3″N 3°08’42.5″E
39.327017, 3.145144 - click and route

Viewpoint of the Mirador de Es Pontas rock, GPS coordinates:
Be careful, do not approach the edge, the ground may be unstable and slippery (risk of falling and death)
39°19’33.9″N 3°08’39.1″E
39.326072, 3.144193 - click and route

31. Archipielago de Cabrera

The Cabrera Archipelago National Park is a protected natural area located south of Majorca. It covers both land and sea areas, creating a unique ecosystem. On the land of the park you can find a variety of flora and fauna, including endemic species of plants and animals such as the Balearic lizard and the Balearic dove. The park is also an important habitat for seabirds, including seals and terns. Underwater there are areas with an extraordinary diversity of marine life, including corals, fish and other marine life. The park's waters are protected, so they are perfect for snorkeling and nature observations. Cabrera Archipelago National Park also offers the opportunity to visit the ruins of Cabrera Castle, which served as a prison.

Trips to Cabrera are organized outside Majorca. The offer changes seasonally, so you need to check it regularly. The current offer of trips to Cabrera can be found at the link: Cabrera – trips

Winter or summer? When to visit Majorca?

If you care about sightseeing comfort, without a huge crowd, queues for everything and everywhere. If you do not like crowded coaches and cars narrow mountain roads. If the lack of parking spaces and the inability to stop at the viewing point is annoying (because the parking lot can no longer be stuck). If the prices of hotels, car rentals and other services are more than twice as high, go to Majorca in the winter.
Winter is the best time to visit the island in a pleasant and cheap way. The temperature in Palma de Mallorca is maintained at 12-18 degrees. To explore perfectly. In the mountains, the temperature sometimes drops to + 5 degrees, but there we usually move by car and spend time admiring the views from the viewpoints. After several minutes we are in the car again and it is warm again.
Detailed long-term weather forecasts and information on the island's climate throughout the year can be found in a separate entry: Weather - Majorca: air and water temperature, climate, vacation weather, when on vacation? Long-term weather forecast.
A four-star hotel in winter for two people costs about PLN 1000 per week (i.e. PLN 500 per person). At this price, we were able to book a hotel with a rich breakfast. The same hotel in the summer season costs over PLN 3000, for 2 persons, per week.
Renting a car in winter with full insurance costs 17-19 EUR / day. The same car in July in the same option with insurance is 34 EUR / day.
Car parks in winter are mostly empty and free. Tourist traffic on them is so small that it is not profitable to employ a man to collect payments. In summer, parking in many places is a few EUR for parking.
The situation is similar with the prices of airline tickets. In winter, a return trip costs around EUR 30 per person. In summer, this price is unreachable. There are many examples.

How to get to Majorca?

Majorca is a favorite destination for tourists from Nieniec. Even out of season, there are several daily flights this day in the winter. For this reason, prices from flights from German airports are so far unrivaled. Ticket prices from Polish airports will most often be much higher. Perhaps this relationship will change over time, but for now the price relationships are just that. So if you have the option of flying from one of the German airports, this will be the cheapest option.
Cheap flights search engine, which I use myself and some nice tips thanks to which you can really catch the lowest prices of air tickets in the entry: How to search for cheap flights and cheap flights? [GUIDE].
If you do not have a rental car on arrival from Majorca from the first day, you can get to Palma de Mallorca and the other way to Arenal by bus. The airport is only 8 km from the city center, and Arenal is a bit further away. Bus 1 goes to Palma de Mallorca and bus 21 to Arenal. Buses run every 15-20 minutes and cost the same regardless of direction: 5 EUR.

Car rent

I would definitely recommend local rentals. They are significantly cheaper than popular chain stores, for the price they offer insurance in the form of All Inclusive (i.e. you do not take any risk in the event of damage to the car, unless you were drunk). In addition, they do not block any credit card deposits.
I checked the rental personally WIBER - [click]on which you will find a lot of positive opinions on Polish forums. You will find the same rental in the car rental price comparison site www.rentalcars.pl - [click], and by the way you compare it with other offers, maybe at a given moment another offer will come out cheaper. It doesn't hurt to check and compare, the more so Rentalcars this is probably the largest car rental comparison website in the world at the moment.
The car park from which the rented car is picked up is located approximately 4 km from the airport. Every 15 minutes between the airport and the car park there is a free shuttle bus with a logo WIBER, driving customers rental services both ways. So there are no problems with the pickup of the car, and with reaching the airport after returning the car.
All the details about renting a car were described in: Car rental without credit card and deposit - Spain, Mallorca - [click]

Travel Insurance (Is It Necessary?)

I don't want to spend too much time on this topic, so I'll be really specific. I'll be brief: I never leave home on a trip alone without insurance. On a trip we are constantly moving to new places, our heads are occupied with delights and other pleasures. We are more relaxed and it is not difficult to have an adventure. Lack of insurance is asking for serious trouble.
It is also worth remembering that the so-called EHIC, i.e. the insurance that we have as citizens of the European Union, does not reimburse everything. It only reimburses what is reimbursed in a given country (e.g. in France, 35% of the costs of state rescue services are paid out of pocket). We could go into details for a long time, but doing so is pointless, because a solid weekly insurance for one person in Europe, compared to the cost of the entire trip it's surprisingly cheap. You can easily find really good deals for around 10-15 EUR total for the whole week (!!!), which is the equivalent of two or three beers.
I usually look for the best deals in this area offer comparison - [click] (in this case it's Rankomat) and I buy them online. You can do it really quickly and cheaply.

If you need a good source of insurance outside of Poland, check out the highly rated EKTA insurance company - [click], available in several languages ​​and selling insurance that works worldwide. If the page opens in the wrong language for you, simply change the language (top right).

Below is an example of a good and not at all the cheapest offer from a price comparison site (for an entire week in 2025).

I never choose the cheapest offer, because the price difference between the cheapest and a really solid offer with high insurance values ​​is usually around 3 EUR (around 15 PLN). This is not a saving worth the risk.

Two parameters are key in the offers:
- goat goat (KL) - the minimum amount is PLN 250 (EUR 000)
- Civil protection (OC) - the minimum amount is PLN 250 (EUR 000)

it is worth paying attention to two additional parameters:
- Consequences of Accidents (NNW) - at your discretion
- travel luggage insurance - at your discretion

Hotel location and meals

When choosing a hotel location, a lot depends on your preferences. However, if something can be advised, then in the summer the farther from Palma da Mallorca the smaller the crowds, of course. In winter, however, even in Palma de Mallorca it is rather calm.
A winter apartment outside Palma de Mallorca can be a bit embarrassing. Most of the restaurants off the beaten track are simply closed during the off-season. Therefore, there may be a problem with access to food. In Palma and its surroundings, regardless of the season, the choice of restaurants is large. Due to the popularity of this direction in Germany, a large part of the restaurant is German-speaking and serves typical German dishes that are very similar to a typical Polish dinner (meat, potatoes or fries, and salad). Seafood lovers will feel like they are in Majorca. The seafood is perfect here. There are also restaurants with cuisine from other parts of the world.

Below I am placing a search engine for accommodation and hotels in Majorca, which contains the current price offers. The list is dynamically variable and updates each time you press the "Search". The default search result is usually not what we expected, so you will need to modify it a bit after it displays.
The way the search result is displayed should be set as described in the entry: Cheap hotels on Booking? Of course! Check how to find comfortable and cheap accommodation! Barcelona, ​​Rome, Paris ... wherever you want!, then you can find really good offers!

Booking.com

Cheap holidays in Majorca

Most often I choose the independent organization of the trip because I manage to do it cheaper, but it happened that somewhere a nice offer from the tourist office appeared, including e.g. flight, hotel and breakfast at a great price. Then of course I grab the opportunity and if it's cheaper I take such a package. The option with breakfast alone gives me the freedom to explore all day, exactly the same as organizing a trip myself. All that remains is to rent a car and leave ready.
Also, you may not want to organize everything yourself.
Of course, I do not have time to follow the offers of all travel agencies and it would be absurd, which is why I use comparisons of travel agency offers (lata.pl) - [click]. One click is enough to see if there is something interesting. Exactly one click on the link will only show you offers on Majorca (hotel + flight), arranged ascending from the lowest price: Mallorca - price comparison of travel agencies - [click].
The link generates a live summary, so clicking on it will always give the current result.

The sample offers from the list generated at the time of this writing looked interesting. 7 days in the hotel with breakfast and flight for about 1 PLN per person… tempting 🙂

Recreation

In addition to all the above-mentioned attractions, it is worth recommending bike rentals in Palma de Mallorca and the surrounding area (closed in winter). The cost of renting a bike for 4 hours is EUR 5. Along the coast there is a bike path along the promenade, ideal for a relaxing trip.

Other attractions can be found on the list below. The statement is dynamic and changes, so at your next visit you may find other suggestions here:

After clicking the icon of any attraction you will receive more information about it, and a few additional suggestions for making your vacation more attractive.
So if you run out of ideas for further attractions, you will find help under one of these icons.

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Thank you for this here (I don't want to clutter the comments with repeated thanks). Know that by leaving a kind word here, you are doing a really good job for me!

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