Majorca’s Top 3

Palma de Mallorca. The city of Palma has changed considerably and this is a good fact. Thanks to  city planning and extensive renovation measures in old town, the pearl of the Mediterranean is now at its best. Palma offers diversity and entertaining all year long, making it attractive both for locals and residents.

Formentor. No visit to the north of Majorca can be considered completed without seeing the island’s northern tip, the Cap de Formentor, being the place where the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range meets the Mediterranean. It is situated at the end of a 20-km peninsula. The scenery along the dramatic road is truly spectacular, with viewing points at the Mirador de Mal Pas.

Banyalbufar. This is a small town on the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, and unfortunately it is one of the most dramatic and least known areas of Majorca. Many visitors like to explore this area, which is 100% natural and construction free. In order to get there you have to pass through a sloppy way,  but it totally deserves the pain!

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