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Mallorca –
More Than Beaches.
The largest Balearic island surprises with mountain villages, olive groves and a dining scene that rivals Barcelona.
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Exe Portals Nous
Balearische Inseln,Balearen · Bendinat
1 night · Frühstück
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Reverence Life
Balearische Inseln,Balearen · Santa Ponça
1 night · Breakfast
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Iberostar Selection Albufera Park
Mallorca · Playa de Muro
7 nights
from 1.067 €
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Onmood Cala Ratjada
Balearische Inseln,Balearen · Cala Rajada
1 night · Frühstück
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Ibersol Siurell
Balearische Inseln,Balearen · Sa Coma
1 night · Breakfast
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Iberostar Selection Albufera Playa
Mallorca · Playa de Muro
7 nights
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Cala San Miguel Ibiza Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton
Balearische Inseln,Balearen · Port de Sant Miquel
1 night · Frühstück
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Suncoast Ibiza
Balearische Inseln,Balearen · Ibiza
3 nights · SelfCatering
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EIX Alcudia
Mallorca · Port d'Alcúdia
7 nights
from 506 €
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Inturotel Esmeralda Garden
Balearische Inseln,Balearen · Cala d’Or
3 nights · Ohne Verpflegung
from 114 €
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Ibiza Playa
Balearische Inseln,Balearen · Ibiza
5 nights · Ohne Verpflegung
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JS Alcudi Mar
Mallorca · Playa de Muro
7 nights
from 629 €
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Mallorca has an image problem — and that problem is largely unwarranted prejudice. The island, long considered a mass tourism destination, is far more nuanced than its reputation. The Tramuntana mountain range in the northwest is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most spectacular mountain landscapes in the Mediterranean. Villages such as Valldemossa, where Frédéric Chopin once spent the winter, and Deià, which became an artists' colony and remains one today, are among the most beautiful places in Spain. Mallorca only disappoints if you limit yourself to Ballermann and Playa de Palma.
Palma de Mallorca is a real European city — cosmopolitan, vibrant and with a historic core that stands up to scrutiny. The Gothic cathedral La Seu sits majestically above the harbour, the modern art museum Es Baluard surprises with international quality, and the restaurants of the old town offer tapas at a standard that competes with Barcelona. A day in Palma changes your view of the island: the city lends it an urban depth you wouldn't expect.
Mallorca's beaches are not all the same — and that's the good news. In the north, Cala Torta and Cala Mesquida offer wild coastal landscapes without tourist infrastructure — rocks, clear water, solitude. In the south lies Es Trenc, Mallorca's longest natural beach with fine white sand and turquoise water, which despite its fame still offers plenty of space. On the west coast, Cala Deià surprises with dramatic scenery: tiny, framed by cliffs, with views of the Tramuntana massif. The diversity of the coastline is an argument in itself.
An honest note: July and August are crowded and expensive on Mallorca. Peak season brings full beaches, full restaurants and prices that far exceed those on the Spanish mainland. Anyone wanting to see Mallorca at its best should visit in May or June — the almond and orange trees are in bloom, temperatures are perfect and the island still belongs largely to its residents.
Travel Tips for Mallorca
- –Hire a car: The villages of the Tramuntana, the wild northern beaches and the interior only reveal themselves by car — public buses are limited outside major towns.
- –Explore Palma early: The old town before the cruise ships arrive — before 10 am — is a different city. Quiet, authentic, photogenic.
- –Try pa amb oli: Mallorca's staple food — bread with olive oil and tomato — is simple, good and found all over the island.
- –Tramuntana by bike: The Serra de Tramuntana is one of Europe's finest road cycling destinations — professional teams train here in spring, and the roads are correspondingly well maintained.
Quick Facts
- CAPITALPalma
- LANGUAGESpanish, Catalan
- CURRENCYEuro
- BEST SEASONApril to October
- FLIGHT TIMEapprox. 2.5 hrs
- UNESCOSerra de Tramuntana
Popular Trip Ideas
- 1 Week Package Holiday (South)
- Palma City Break
- Finca Holiday Tramuntana
- Active Holiday North Coast
Travel Climate
When to visit Mallorca?
Month by month.
May, June and September are the clear recommendation: pleasant temperatures, little rain, no peak-season crowds.
| MONTH | TEMPERATURE | RAINY DAYS | NOTE |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 10–14 °C | 8 | Off-season, hiking |
| February | 11–15 °C | 7 | Almond blossom |
| March | 13–17 °C | 7 | Spring, cycling |
| April | 15–20 °C | 6 | Quiet, good value |
| May | 18–24 °C | 4 | ★ Best time |
| June | 22–28 °C | 2 | ★ Best time |
| July | 25–32 °C | 1 | Peak season, busy & pricey |
| August | 26–32 °C | 2 | Peak season, busy & pricey |
| September | 22–28 °C | 4 | ★ Best time |
| October | 17–23 °C | 7 | Warm, quieter |
| November | 13–18 °C | 8 | Off-season |
| December | 11–15 °C | 8 | Quiet, affordable |
Frequently Asked
Mallorca holidays –
your questions answered.
When is the best time to visit Mallorca?
May, June and September are ideal: temperatures between 18 and 28 °C, little rain and no peak-season crowds. April and October work well for hikers and cyclists. July and August are hot, very busy and significantly more expensive.
How long is the flight to Mallorca?
Direct flights from most major German cities take around 2 to 2.5 hours to Palma de Mallorca. Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, Hamburg and Cologne all offer multiple daily direct connections, especially from April to October. From the UK, the flight is around 2 hours from London.
Do I need a hire car in Mallorca?
A hire car is highly recommended for exploring the Tramuntana mountains, the wild northern beaches and inland villages. In Palma and along Playa de Palma you can manage without one. Cars are affordable on the island — from around €20–30 per day in the low season.
What are the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca?
Highlights include Es Trenc in the south (fine white sand, nature reserve), Cala Agulla in the northeast (natural dune bay), Cala Mondragó (protected natural area, family-friendly) and the small rocky coves of the west coast such as Cala Deià. Hidden gems: Playa de Muro and Cala Mesquida.
What does a week in Mallorca cost?
Package holidays with flights and hotel start from around €500–700 per person (low season, half board). In peak season prices rise to €900–1,400 or more. All-inclusive deals can be surprisingly affordable — from around €650 per person including all meals and drinks.
Is Mallorca good for an active holiday?
Absolutely — especially for road cyclists and hikers. The Serra de Tramuntana is one of Europe's finest cycling destinations — professional teams train there regularly in spring. The long-distance trail GR 221 crosses the Tramuntana over 9 stages from Port d'Andratx to Pollença. Coastal areas offer excellent climbing, kayaking and snorkelling.
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