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Things to do in Majorca

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264 Experiences
Full-day Majorca tour with Port de Soller and Lluc Monastery

Full-day Majorca tour with Port de Soller and Lluc Monastery

Duration: more than 8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, en, fr

4.3/5

(6167)

+200 Smiles
from: £79
Drach Caves, pearl shop with digital museum and local market tour

Drach Caves, pearl shop with digital museum and local market tour

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, en, fr

4.1/5

(2219)

+200 Smiles
from: £52
Palma tours with Cathedral and Valldemossa options

Palma tours with Cathedral and Valldemossa options

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, en, fr

4.3/5

(2148)

+200 Smiles
from: £36
Pirates adventure dinner show in Majorca with transfer

Pirates adventure dinner show in Majorca with transfer

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4.7/5

(938)

+100 Smiles
from: £60
Marineland visit in Majorca with transfer

Marineland visit in Majorca with transfer

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4.2/5

(498)

+100 Smiles
from: £28
Formentor tour with boat trip and optional lunch from south and east Majorca

Formentor tour with boat trip and optional lunch from south and east Majorca

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, en, fr

4.2/5

(977)

+200 Smiles
from: £47
Valldemossa, Son Marroig and Soller tour with historic train ride

Valldemossa, Son Marroig and Soller tour with historic train ride

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, en, fr

4.4/5

(1639)

+200 Smiles
from: £74
Authentic Majorca Tour

Authentic Majorca Tour

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, en, fr +1

4.4/5

(578)

+100 Smiles
from: £77
Palma Aquarium with transfer

Palma Aquarium with transfer

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4.2/5

(1018)

+100 Smiles
from: £30
Majorca Aqualand Waterpark with transfer

Majorca Aqualand Waterpark with transfer

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

3.9/5

(455)

+100 Smiles
from: £52
Eastern Majorca tour with Arta Caves and aloe plantation visits

Eastern Majorca tour with Arta Caves and aloe plantation visits

Duration: more than 8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, en, pl

4.5/5

(477)

+200 Smiles
from: £51
Western Water Park entrance with transfers

Western Water Park entrance with transfers

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, es, en +1

4.1/5

(147)

+100 Smiles
from: £27

Introducing Majorca

Majorca is the Med’s most visited island for a reason. From lazing on Caribbean-like beaches to wandering around walled medieval towns and drives along dramatic coastal roads, there’s a superb choice of things to do. In the north, you’ll be charmed by the towns of Alcudia and Pollença, while in the west, Valldemosa, Deià and Sóller have the wow factor. And its capital, Palma, treasures an old town of medieval alleys, crowned by a waterfront Gothic cathedral. Plus, there are plenty world-class water activities on offer.

Top six things to do in Majorca

1. Explore the west

The west is best for jaw-dropping scenery and picture-postcard mountain villages. It’s also home to the island’s hardest-to-reach beach. And they’re all bang in the middle the Serra de Tramuntana UNESCO World Heritage Site. Valldemossa village – with its Carthusian monastery royal palace and plant-lined alleys – Deià and Sóller are must-sees. The latter is the hub for a romantic train that zigzags through the mountains in wooden carriages. From its nearby port, reached by a wooden tram, you can catch a boat to Sa Calobra beach, which is sheltered by cliffs at the end of a gorge.

2. Visit the north

Alcudia and Pollença in the north of the island are two of Majorca’s prettiest towns – and only 20 minutes’ drive apart. What’s more, they are within striking distance of Cape Formentor, a peninsula of jagged cliffs and secret coves as well as a solitary beach – a spectacular crescent-shaped pin-fringed strand. Alcudia is best explored by walking along the top of its medieval walls while Pollença can be admired by climbing the cypress-lined 365 steps to the hilltop Calvari chapel.

3. Admire Palma Cathedral

It’s hard to miss Palma’s top sight and attraction. The vast, gold-hued Gothic La Seu cathedral towers over the city’s waterfront. It’s the centrepiece of an old town still partly protected by walkable medieval walls. All alleys lead to the cathedral. Another Gothic masterpiece worth checking out is the Llotja guildhall. In between, there are bars, restaurants and cafés for all tastes – ensaïmada, the local favourite pastry goes down a treat with a coffee. You will also find boutiques selling everything from local fishermen’s shoes to designer handbags.

4. Adventures on water

If water’s involved, you’ll find it in Majorca. For family fun and frolics, there are two waterparks – the themed Western Water Park in Magalluf and Aqualand in s’Arenal. Another popular option is a catamaran trip. While Palma Aquarium and Marineland allow you to see sharks, jellyfish and more up close. All are usually available with hotel pick-up and drop off.

5. The show must go on

Majorca knows how to throw a party when the sun goes down. One of the most popular shows is Pirates Adventure, in which Olympic and World Champion gymnasts put on a fiery display of swashbuckling swordplay. It’s a blockbuster. Also in demand is House of Son Amar, a traditional Majorcan farmhouse that’s been transformed into a venue hosting a dazzling extravaganza of dancing, singing and aerobatics.

6. Saddle up at Rancho Grande

Rancho Grande is a family favourite for a traditional look at rural Majorca. The island’s largest working horse ranch offers a choice of horsey options, whether it’s a sunset ride or a countryside wagon trail. There’s also a mini zoo for the kids. After the action, live music and a barbecue see the visit out in a party atmosphere.

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