A breathtaking Gothic cathedral by the sea, famous for its giant rose window.
Inside, sunlight floods the vast nave in a magical display.
A must-see landmark in Palma’s old town.

A rare circular fortress perched on a hill above Palma.
It offers sweeping views of the city and bay.
Inside, explore its museum and medieval history.

An underground wonder of stalactites and shimmering lakes.
Guided tours include a magical light-and-music show.
Located near Porto Cristo on the east coast.

A dramatic sea arch carved into the cliffs.
Popular with rock climbers and sunset watchers alike.
Best seen by boat or from the coast nearby.

Winding coastal roads reveal secret coves and cliffs.
Stop in tiny villages for tapas and sea views.
Perfect for a relaxed adventure at your own pace

Float peacefully over Mallorca’s countryside at sunrise.
Vineyards, olive groves, and the coast stretch below.
An unforgettable way to see the island.

Charming stone towns in the Tramuntana mountains.
Narrow streets, flowered balconies, and local cafés abound.
A picture-perfect taste of authentic Mallorca.