Spanish Islands — Mallorca

Mallorca Island

The dreamy Spanish Islands are definitely a “yes” when it comes to the long-awaited holiday of the year. The most visited groups of islands are the Balearic and the Canary archipelagos.

Deciding between these two major destinations might be hard. Not to mention, that there are several smaller islands building the archipelago. Moreover, all of them have unique characteristics.

We will go through the best of the Spanish Islands. The first destination from our Spanish Islands Series is Mallorca Island from the Balearic archipelago.

Location

Mallorca island is located in the Mediterranean Sea and it belongs to Spain. It is the biggest of all the Spanish Islands and the second most populated.

Also, there are two mountain regions where you can hike to admire the view. Serra de Tramuntana on the north-west of the island and the Tramuntana on the southeast of the island.

Unique experiences on Mallorca Island

The island was developed for tourism, there are lots of resorts and family-friendly facilities. The main tourist attractions are in the southern part of the island.

Take a tour in the caves of Mallorca

Underground lakes are open to tourists. You can get to them through the Coves dels Hams and the Coves del Drach caves, which are both under the sea level. The island has caves also above the sea level.

Book a tour and prepare to explore Mallorca’s underground paths:

Go sightseeing in the Tramuntana

There are paths through the Tramuntana Mountains where you can visit the monasteries and take a glance at the beautiful scenery of the island.

You can hike but you can also get there by bike or on a horse:

Have fun at the Katmandu Park

The Katmandu Park is the second best amusement park in Spain. Besides the water park, you can play golf, watch movies, visit the upside-down house or ride various roller coasters.

You can book your VIP ticket with a full pass and transfer from your location on the link below:

Tours and activities

City tour

Palma de Mallorca is the biggest city on the island. Half of the island’s population (approximately 400.000) live in the city, making it the twelfth largest urban area of Spain.

Visit the old town and highlights of the city by a guided tour:

Island tour

Visit the preserved areas of the island in a lovely convertible car with pickup from your location:

Snorkel or scuba dive in the Mediterranean Sea

Snorkeling is one of the Spanish Islands’s characteristic activities, don’t miss the opportunity to try it out yourself.
Mallorca is considered to be one of the best diving sites, having clear blue waters, amazing fish life, numerous cliffs and caves.