Mallorca, a magical destination on the Mediterranean Sea, will enchant you with its unique combination of beautiful beaches, picturesque mountain landscapes and rich culture. Famous for its hospitality and traditional customs, this Spanish pearl is the ideal place for those looking for authentic experiences and adventures away from the hustle and bustle of tourism. Instead of your usual stay on the beach, treat yourself to a fascinating journey of discovery and unforgettable moments with our varied programmes that take you through the best Mallorca has to offer. Expect spectacular natural scenery, historic monuments and delicious local cuisine that will give you a unique taste experience.
The island boasts a pleasant climate and diverse natural beauty that will allow you to enjoy outdoor activities all year round. Whether it’s the white sandy beaches, picturesque coves or mountain hikes in the Tramuntana Mountains that tempt you, Mallorca offers a great combination for nature, culture and activity lovers. Explore historic towns such as Palma with its majestic cathedral, or take a trip to traditional villages to sample local specialities and experience the authentic atmosphere of the island. We will be happy to arrange a trip focusing on one of the following programmes:
- sightseeing (visiting historical sites such as the Cathedral of La Seu in Palma or the castles and fortresses of Alcudia)
- hiking (trekking in the Tramuntana mountains with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside)
- cycling tours (exploring the scenic cycle paths along the coast or in the interior of the island)
Take inspiration from the following programmes:
MALLORCA – SERRA DE TRAMUNTANA MOUNTAIN (organized with a Czech guide)
What to visit in Mallorca?
- Palma de Mallorca-the capital city with its magnificent cathedral, historic centre and lively atmosphere
- Sierra de Tramuntana – a UNESCO-listed mountain range, ideal for hikers and nature lovers
- Alcúdia – a historic town with impressive walls and beautiful beaches
- Sóller – a picturesque town surrounded by citrus orchards, reached by a romantic train
- Cap de Formentor – stunning views and beautiful beaches in the north of the island
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What is the best time for an active holiday in Mallorca?
The best time of year to go on active holidays is March to June and September to November, when it is not extremely hot and nature is green. The spring months are popular with cyclists and walkers – it’s pleasantly warm but not hot, and the island is not yet crowded. The summer months (July-August) are more for swimming and staying by the sea, as the mountains tend to be too hot for longer hikes. - Where can I find the best views in Mallorca?
Top spots include the viewpoints at Cap de Formentor, Sa Calobra, Mirador Ses Barques, Puig de Randa or the GR221 route through the Tramuntana mountains. - Can I rent a bike in Mallorca?
Yes, Mallorca is one of the best-equipped destinations for cyclists – there are plenty of bike rental shops for all categories of bikes: from road bikes for sports cycling to mountain MTBs to electric bikes and children’s models. The highest concentration of quality rental shops is around Palma, Alcúdia, Can Picafort and Port de Pollença, where you can also book your bike online in advance. The bikes are often new or in excellent condition and you can also rent a helmet, bike panniers or GPS navigation. - Where are the best cycle paths in Mallorca?
Some of the best cycle paths on the island include the Serra de Tramuntana, which offers twists and turns with spectacular sea views, and the Sa Calobra, which is one of the most popular routes starting in Port de Pollença and ending on the beautiful coastline. In addition, there are other routes that offer the opportunity to explore different parts of the island and experience its beauty and history, such as the route around Lake Llucmajor or the route from Palma de Mallorca to Andratx.
