Thinking of spending a few days in Mallorca? A 3-day Alcúdia itinerary is the perfect way to soak up golden beaches, wander charming old streets, and discover the island’s quieter side. With its medieval walled town, sweeping bay, and nearby nature reserves, Alcúdia is a...
Mallorca
Thinking of spending a few days in Mallorca? A 3-day Alcúdia itinerary is the perfect way to soak up golden beaches, wander charming old streets, and discover the island’s quieter side. With its medieval walled town, sweeping bay, and nearby nature reserves, Alcúdia is a...
If you’re based in Mallorca and craving a slower, more peaceful island vibe, a Menorca day trip is a fantastic option. Just a short ferry or flight away, Menorca offers turquoise coves, whitewashed towns, and a totally different pace of life.
Planning a short break in Mallorca’s capital? This 2 days in Palma de Mallorca itinerary is perfect for exploring Gothic cathedrals, lively markets, stylish neighbourhoods, and nearby beaches - all in just 48 hours.
Palma de Mallorca is a city I never get tired of. It's a city of layers - Gothic spires and Moorish arches, tucked-away patios and lively markets, and beaches just a short stroll away. Whether it’s your first visit or your tenth, Palma always has...
Can’t decide between Mallorca and Menorca? With this Mallorca and Menorca itinerary, you don’t have to choose. In just five days, you can soak up Mallorca’s vibrant towns and dramatic mountains, then hop over to Menorca for turquoise coves and a slower island pace. I’m...
Planning a Balearic getaway but not sure whether to choose Menorca vs Mallorca? Both islands boast turquoise waters, charming towns, and that dreamy Mediterranean vibe, but they offer very different travel styles
Staying in Palma but want to explore beyond the city? These day trips from Palma de Mallorca take you into mountain villages, turquoise bays, and hidden corners of the island, all within easy reach of the capital.
Planning a short escape to the Balearics? This weekend in Mallorca itinerary combines the best of Palma with one classic day trip. It's perfect for travellers who want a mix of culture, seaside relaxation, and a taste of the island’s famous landscapes.
Photo from a Mallorca travel guide , showng a woman sitting on top of a mountain.
Mallorca (or Majorca, if you fancy the Anglicised version) is a Mediterranean island full of bright character, stunning coastlines, and historic charm. If you’re looking to explore the best towns in Mallorca, you’re in for a real treat.