Things To Do
Beaches & Boat Days
Es Trenc (white-sand) Caló des Moro & Cala s’Almunia (turquoise coves—go early) Cala Mondragó & S’Amarador (nature park) Formentor beach (turquoise bay) Boat from Port de Sóller to hidden coves (Cala Tuent, Sa Calobra)
Charming Tramuntana Villages
Valldemossa → Deià (sunset at Sa Foradada) → Sóller & Fornalutx Ride the vintage train Palma→Sóller; hop the tram to Port de Sóller
Palma Highlights
La Seu Cathedral, Old Town & Arab Baths, Bellver Castle views Mercado grazing in Santa Catalina or Mercat de l’Olivar
Hiking from Port de Sóller
Popular routes include Cala Deià or Archiduque trail
Caves & Countryside
Cuevas del Drach (Porto Cristo) Wine tasting in Binissalem
Great Viewpoints
Cap de Formentor, Mirador de ses Barques, Sa Foradada
Port de Sóller – Waterfront Dining & Sunset Views
Neni at Bikini Island & Mountain Hotel A rooftop restaurant offering Mediterranean-Israeli cuisine with panoramic sea views. Es Fanals by Javier Soriano A Michelin-starred restaurant serving contemporary Mediterranean dishes in an elegant setting. Cap Roig Discover a menu inspired by the freshest seasonal produce sourced directly from the Mediterranean Sea.
Sóller Charming Town Dining
Ca’n Boqueta A Michelin-listed restaurant offering regional Mallorcan cuisine in a cozy setting. Béns d’Avall A Michelin-starred establishment known for its contemporary Mediterranean dishes and stunning views. La Romaguera A local favorite offering traditional Mallorcan dishes in a rustic atmosphere. Luna 36 A Danish-owned restaurant known for its modern take on Mediterranean cuisine.
Quick Tips
Rent a car for flexibility; start early for parking Bring water shoes for the beaches as many are rocky and have sharp edges Book popular restaurants and boats ahead of time