Every cove
hides something different.

Fine sand beach with a small islet reachable by a wooden footbridge.

Beach surrounded by pines, with white sand and turquoise water.

Narrow cove with calm water, ideal for families.

A 2km stretch of untouched white sand and crystal-clear water; one of the island's most famous beaches.

Secluded beach reachable only on foot or by boat, with no facilities.

Small rocky cove with crystal-clear water, great for snorkelling.

One of Mallorca's most photographed coves, with intensely turquoise water.

Easily accessible beach with white sand, quiet, with full facilities.

Inside Mondragó Natural Park, surrounded by nature and well served with facilities.

Small, hard-to-reach cove that stays fairly quiet.

Untouched cove surrounded by cliffs and caves, popular with adventurers.

Wide white-sand beach with pine woods and dunes; access to hiking trails.

Large beach with dunes and crystal-clear water, very popular.

Long stretch of fine sand with shallow water, ideal for children.

Secluded pebble beach surrounded by cliffs.

White-sand beach with calm water, fringed by pine trees.

Pebble beach where the Torrent de Pareis reaches the sea.

Quiet pebble cove surrounded by mountains.

Small, very picturesque rocky cove with crystal-clear water.

A small hidden cove right below the village, with a freshwater waterfall pouring straight into the sea — strongest in spring, down to a trickle by midsummer. Rocky seabed, no sand or facilities; wear sturdy shoes for the descent.

Underground cave system with a smaller, quieter crowd than Drach.

Cave system in the interior of the island with striking rock formations.

Impressive high-ceilinged caves overlooking the coast near Canyamel.

Small caves close to Palma, an easy option without leaving the city.

Guided exploration of coastal caves and grottoes by kayak or on foot.

One of Europe's most dramatic ravine hikes, descending between towering limestone walls to Sa Calobra.

Classic Tramuntana trail along old paths built for the Archduke Ludwig Salvator, with sea views.

Long-distance trail crossing the length of the Tramuntana mountains, walkable in stages.

Dramatic cliffside drive and viewpoints at the island's northernmost point.

Short walk to a waterfall near the village of Orient.

Terraced coastal path near Banyalbufar with sea views.

Boat excursion along the south coast to some of the island's most striking coves.

Longer coastal boat trip to the remote Cala Marmols.

Boat trip with a naturalist guide to spot dolphins in their natural habitat.

Boat trip along the dramatic coastline of the Bay of Formentor.

Boat trip along the protected coastline of Llevant Natural Park.

Boat cruise along the east coast with an onboard buffet.

Boat trip to the protected archipelago of Cabrera National Park.

Catamaran sailing with views of the Cathedral and the west coast from the sea.

Self-guided or guided paddle boarding and kayaking along the coast.

Scuba diving at some of the island's best dive sites, including try-dives for beginners.

Private windsurf lesson with an instructor, all equipment included. (Kitesurfing has no bookable GetYourGuide product yet.)

Treetop adventure park with zip lines and obstacle courses among the pines.

Paramotor flight (motorized paraglider) over inland Mallorca. Note: GetYourGuide has no classic unpowered paragliding product — this is the only real one available.

Cliff scrambling, swimming and jumping along the rocky coastline.

Descending mountain gorges by abseiling, jumping and swimming.

Off-road quad or buggy tour through inland Mallorca.

Guided or self-guided mountain bike routes across the island.

Gothic cathedral overlooking the sea, one of Europe's tallest.

Former Moorish alcázar turned royal palace, next to the Cathedral.

Rare circular Gothic castle on a hilltop, with panoramic views over Palma.

Historic 1912 train crossing the mountains between Palma and Sóller.

Picturesque mountain village and former monastery where Chopin once stayed.

Walled old town beside the Roman ruins of Pollentia.

Charming inland town known for its stone stairway and Sunday market.

Orange-grove valley town linked to its harbour by a vintage tram.

Historic centre of narrow streets, courtyards and squares.

19th-century manor house showing traditional rural life on the island.

A handful of inland villages showing a quieter, rural side of the island.

Rock formation jutting into the sea with a distinctive hole through it.

Hands-on workshop making traditional Mallorcan orange jam.

Guided wine tasting at a local vineyard.

Guided tasting of local olive oils.

Hands-on Spanish cooking class (5 dishes, incl. paella) in a historic windmill, ending with a shared meal.

Local food markets great for browsing regional produce.

Marine park with dolphin and sea lion shows.

Aquarium with sharks, a large ocean tank and a rooftop play area.

Water park with slides and pools for all ages.

Large water park with slides, pools and a wave pool.

Outdoor park with life-size dinosaur models.

Interactive museum and activity centre dedicated to the tennis champion.

Wild-west themed water park with slides and shows.

Quirky upside-down house and mini-golf attraction.

Zip line and treetop adventure park.

Art museum and gardens in a striking modern building.

Easy nature trails through the Mondragó Natural Park.

Seasonal natural springs that burst from the ground after heavy rain, forming small waterfalls and streams across the fields.

Mountain reservoir with an easy flat walk around it.

Scenic drive through almond orchards in bloom (late winter).

Family-friendly guided walking tour of Palma's old town.

A handful of Palma's best public playgrounds.

Historic terraced gardens and estate open to the public.

Small museum built around a Talayotic-era settlement.

Old postal route linking two Tramuntana villages.

Catamaran trip with a glass bottom for spotting dolphins and marine life.

Coastal walking loop connecting two picturesque coves.