Attractions in Mallorca

The "meeting point of the winds" is the northernmost point of Mallorca. The road over the peninsula Formentor is worth a tour not only because of the spectacular view from the lighthouse!

Very nice stretch of road with little traffic. For large groups of bikes, however, not necessarily suitable, because sometimes quite narrow and difficult to see.

Sóller is a small, tranquil town in the heart of the Tramuntana Mountains, which received the status of Unesco World Heritage Site in 2011. Sóller has been largely spared the …read more

The mountain village of Fornalutx is hidden high in the Tramuntana mountains and overlooks the valley of Sóller. Often referred to as the prettiest village in Spain, the place reflects …read more

If you can refrain from bathing in the sea, you should visit the picturesque bay in winter or spring. Out of season, it is absolutely lonely here and you can …read more

Accessible via several ways. Coming from the south much nicer, but also exhausting.
The tin hut is often occupied and serves as a fire watch tower.
Great views over the …read more

The Bunyola-Orient-Alaro road is listed as a World Heritage Site. For me one of the most beautiful routes in Mallorca. The road surface is unfortunately in very poor condition. The …read more

The Castell d'Alaró is not only famous as a historical place, but also as the destination of the most beautiful hiking routes of Majorca. The ascent leads you through easy …read more

Great view of the harbor of Port de Sóller, the Torre Picada and the Puig de Bàlitx.

The trail is open to the public - to the west of which there is an area where the daily number of hikers is limited. For this area a permit …read more

Beach like in the Caribbean! Crystal clear water, gently sloping beach with fine sand! Perfect beach !!!

Petra is always a good point to take a break.

The ruin of the Son Jaumell valley on the summit of the Es Telégraf mountain has a magical appeal, even if it does not look particularly spectacular ...
However, if …read more

Like many of the climbs in Mallorca, the Coll de Sóller is in the north of the island. From Sóller it goes steadily over about 7 kilometers at about 6 percent up to 497 meters.

Sant Salvador is located 509 meters above sea level on the mountain Puig de Sant Salvador.
The last section you drive up in the pine forest from curve to curve. …read more

I made this hike from Paguera via Cala Fornells. A wonderful area.

This mountain is the entry (the slopes go gently up) to beautiful tours in Mallorca.

The climb from the village of Sa Calobra to the Coll dels Reis is one of the main reasons that cyclists come to Mallorca. With an average gradient of seven …read more

An absolute dream in Majorca is (in my view) definitely the fishing village "Sant Elm" (also called San Telmo). The place is located outside the bustling tourist centers at the …read more

The Castell is free to visit, from the top you have a panoramic view of the peninsula.
The restaurant next door is not cheap, as expected, but not overly expensive. …read more