Mallorca

Mallorca’s Paradise Beaches – Es Trenc, Cala Varques and Cala Llombards

Mallorca’s beaches are among the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. Among the most famous are Cala Llombards, with its steep cliffs and turquoise waters, and Es Trenc, a long stretch of fine sand that evokes the tropics.

Tip : To avoid the crowds, explore lesser-known coves like Cala Varques, a true haven of peace for nature lovers. These beaches are ideal for spending lazy days or enjoying water activities.

Mallorca’s Historic and Cultural Must-Sees – Palma Cathedral

Mallorca is full of historical treasures. Palma Cathedral, a Gothic jewel located right in the heart of Palma, is a must-see. For an immersion in local history, also visit the picturesque villages of Valldemossa and Deià, where the island’s authentic atmosphere can be felt.

Good to know : Don’t miss the local markets where you can sample specialties like sobrasada and ensaïmada. These culinary experiences are an integral part of your trip to Mallorca.

For a personal account of discovering the island, check out the travel journal of our contributor Alexia, who shares her tips after visiting the island: Travel journal in Mallorca – Alexia

Hikes and Adventures – Serra de Tramuntana

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Serra de Tramuntana offers spectacular hiking trails. From coastal landscapes to mountain peaks, this range is ideal for nature and walking enthusiasts. One of the most popular trails is the one that leads to the Lluc Monastery, a spiritual place surrounded by mountains.

To try : The Torrent de Pareis hike, a spectacular gorge that offers a more adventurous challenge for experienced hikers. The panoramas you’ll discover are truly worth it.

Local Gastronomy – A Culinary Journey in Mallorca

Majorcan cuisine is a unique blend of Mediterranean flavors. Local products, such as olive oil, almonds, and wines, are at the heart of traditional dishes. Try coques de patata (small potato rolls) or tumbet, a typical vegetable stew.

Suggestion : Choose lunch at a local restaurant in Sineu or Sóller to discover the authenticity of local products. Your trip to Mallorca won’t be complete without exploring its gastronomy.

Water and Sports Activities – Port of Portocolom

With its clear waters, Mallorca is a top destination for water sports. Try scuba diving to discover colourful reefs, or head out on a boat trip to explore the many coves that are inaccessible by road.

Where to go: Along the east coast, conditions are ideal for paddleboarding, sailing or snorkelling. For a unique experience, book a day at sea departing from the port of Portocolom.

Where to Stay in Mallorca – Ikos Porto Petro

To round off your stay in Mallorca, accommodation plays a crucial role. For an unforgettable experience, choose Ikos Porto Petro, one of the island’s best 5-star hotels, ideally located on the south-east coast. This luxury resort offers a peaceful, refined setting, perfect for unwinding after a day of discoveries.

Nestled along the south-east coast of Mallorca, near the Mondrago National Park and just a short walk from the charming Porto Petro marina, the Ikos Porto Petro stands between sandy coves with captivating Mediterranean seascapes. This luxury resort is surrounded by rugged mountains and fragrant forests, offering a spectacular backdrop for your idyllic getaway. The elegant rooms and suites, decorated with subtle tiles and soft tones, blend perfectly with the surrounding landscape.

With its “Unconditional Luxury” package, Ikos Porto Petro offers an ultra all-inclusive experience where every detail is designed for your comfort. Whether you’re enjoying menus prepared by Michelin-starred chefs, taking part in activities like windsurfing with your children, or savouring a margarita on the beach, everything is included with no limits. The philoxenia—a warm welcome inspired by Greek traditions—ensures personalised, attentive service at every moment.

The resort offers an unrivalled culinary experience with menus designed by Michelin-starred chefs in its five à la carte restaurants. With five crystal-clear pools and charming sandy coves, Ikos Porto Petro offers plenty of options to cool off under the Mediterranean sun.

For unforgettable activities, the resort offers a wide range of options, from spa days to tennis matches. You can also set off on an adventure aboard a Tesla provided free of charge to explore Mallorca’s rugged coastline.

With its turquoise waters and emerald valleys, Ikos Porto Petro promises you an unforgettable Mediterranean holiday.