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Kayaking through the sea caves
I honestly wasn't expecting the caves to be this beautiful inside, absolutely amazing. The guide was really nice too, you could tell he loved showing us the area.
Food tour around Palma
We went with the whole family and everyone loved it, both the food and the stories our guide told us along the way. We'd definitely do it again.
eFoil lessons
First time trying this and I thought it would be much harder. The instructor is really patient and in no time I was already standing on the board, a really odd but very cool feeling.
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Whether you live on the island or fancy a getaway, Mallorca always has something new to offer. Between turquoise-water coves, spectacular cliffs and top-tier Mediterranean food, the island has plans for a spare afternoon, a whole weekend, or a full holiday.
Even if you already know them by sight, these key spots on the island are always worth another visit. From Palma Cathedral to the stone villages of the Serra de Tramuntana, these are places that never lose their appeal, whether you're showing them to a visitor or rediscovering them yourself.
Palma Cathedral, popularly known as La Seu, is one of the most impressive Gothic buildings in Europe, with a façade that's reflected directly in the Mediterranean Sea. Construction stretched over more than three centuries, from the 13th to the 16th century.
Inside, the highlight is the great Gothic rose window, one of the largest in the world, along with Antoni Gaudí's early-20th-century work on several decorative elements. A must, whether it's your first visit or you already know it well.
Located right next to the Cathedral, the Almudaina Palace is a former Arab fortress turned royal residence, blending Muslim and Gothic elements within the same building. Today it's one of the official residences of the Spanish Royal Family.
Its gardens, courtyards and state rooms give a sense of centuries of Mallorcan history, from Islamic rule to the Christian conquest of the island in the 13th century.
This 14th-century castle is an architectural rarity in Spain for its circular layout, unusual in medieval military architecture. Set on a wooded hill, it offers some of the best panoramic views over the Bay of Palma.
Besides exploring its courtyards and towers, the park surrounding it is a green space very popular with locals for walking or exercising outdoors.
Perched right in the Serra de Tramuntana, Valldemossa is one of the prettiest villages in Mallorca, with cobbled streets, stone houses and flower pots on every corner. Its Charterhouse, once home to composer Chopin and writer George Sand, is one of its biggest draws.
Wandering aimlessly through its streets, stopping at one of its traditional pastry shops and enjoying the views over the valley are perfect plans for a quiet morning away from the coast.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Serra de Tramuntana runs along the entire northwest coast of Mallorca, with cliffs, centuries-old farming terraces and mountain villages that seem frozen in time.
Whether by car along its winding road, by bike, or hiking one of its trails, the mountain range offers some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole Mediterranean.
The Cuevas del Drach are one of Spain's most-visited cave systems, with stalactite and stalagmite formations that have been forming for millions of years, and Lake Martel, one of the largest underground lakes in Europe.
The visit includes a brief classical music concert performed from a boat on the lake itself, a unique experience that blends nature and spectacle in a single tour.
This coastal village, connected to Sóller by a picturesque century-old wooden tram, combines a horseshoe-shaped bay with the mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana dropping straight into the sea.
Its seafront promenade, lined with terraces and restaurants overlooking the water, pairs perfectly with the famous historic train that links Palma to Sóller, crossing the mountains through century-old tunnels.
For sports fans, the Rafa Nadal Museum in Manacor is a must-visit, with a tour tracing the Mallorcan tennis player's career through trophies, personal items and interactive areas suitable for all ages.
It's a highly sought-after activity for families, especially on rainy or extremely hot days, as it offers several hours of entertainment indoors.
Funbooker hand-picks experiences for people who already know the island and want something different for the weekend, or simply want to surprise a visitor. Ideas for rediscovering Mallorca from another angle.
The kayak excursion through the sea caves lets you explore stretches of coast that can't be reached on foot, paddling between cliffs and venturing into natural caves carved by the sea over centuries.
It's an activity accessible even without prior kayaking experience. We recommend bringing footwear that can get wet and sun protection — the Mallorcan sun doesn't forgive!
Paddleboarding is a great way to explore the Bay of Palma at your own pace, gliding over calm waters while taking in the coast from a different perspective.
Perfect for beginners and for those who've already mastered their balance on the board. The rental includes a life jacket and paddle, ready to use as soon as you reach the beach.
For those after more intense thrills, wing foil or kitesurf lessons in Can Pastilla are a fantastic way to make the most of the wind and unique conditions in the Bay of Palma.
A certified instructor accompanies you throughout the session, whether it's your first time or you want to perfect your technique. This activity books up fast during windy season, so it's best not to leave it until the last minute!
Sailing a catamaran around the Bay of Alcudia is one of the most relaxing ways to discover Mallorca's north coast, with crystal-clear coves and stops for a swim out at sea.
Available with or without a skipper, depending on the group's experience. We recommend the skippered option for those visiting the island for the first time who want to enjoy it without worrying about sailing.
Learning the basics of sailing aboard a Raqueiro-type boat is an ideal activity for anyone wanting to get started in a classic nautical sport in a calm and safe setting.
Classes are tailored to every level, from complete beginners to those looking to refine their technique. One of the favourites among couples looking for something different from the typical boat trip.
eFoil is one of Mallorca's newest water activities: an electric board that rises above the water thanks to a motorised foil, creating a truly unique feeling of flying over the sea.
No prior experience is needed, an instructor guides you step by step from land and by radio throughout the session. The activity that surprises even those who've already tried everything else on the water.
This guided kayak excursion combines paddling with a touch of adventure, with a stop at a sea cave known for having served as a filming location for pirate scenes. Ideal for anyone after an outing with a hint of mystery.
The activity includes free time for a swim inside the cave itself. We especially recommend it for groups of friends looking for original photos during their trip.
Discover Mallorca's flavours through a food route around Palma's historic centre, with stops at local bars and restaurants to taste ensaimada, sobrasada and other island specialities.
The tour blends food with history and fun facts about the neighbourhoods it passes through. A highly rated activity for starting your trip and getting a feel for the island beyond the beaches.
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