The Cathedral of Palma, the most visited attraction on the island of Mallorca: More information
In addition, there are a wide variety of museums on Mallorca that exhibit a wide variety of artefacts and thus attract visitors. The most famous museums on the island are the Doll Museum in Palma, the Centre de Cultura de Nostra in Palma, the historical museum in Palma and the Museu de Pollenca. Another attraction on the island are the numerous ports. In addition to marinas, Mallorca has fishing ports in the small fishing villages, which are another tourist attraction. Here, visitors have the opportunity to get an idea of life in a Mallorcan village that is away from tourism. The dolphinarium, which is located on the island, is also a sight, as are the numerous markets in the various towns, where fresh fruit and vegetables are offered for sale alongside typical Mallorcan goods.
A popular excursion destination: The village of Valldemossa
One of the most famous sights in Mallorca is a stalactite cave known as the Dragon’s Cave. This is where the largest underground lake in Europe is located.
The famous pearl factory in Manacor is also a destination for many tourists. This is where the unique artificial pearls are produced that were previously only available on the island. The Safari Zoo in Sa Coma with its diverse animal species, which also includes numerous African wild animals in an outdoor enclosure, is also definitely one of the sights on the beautiful Mediterranean island of Mallorca. You can drive through here in your own car or in cars that you can rent directly from the Safari Zoo. A visit here is particularly worthwhile for families with children.
When it comes to sights, the numerous bays and beaches that can be found on Mallorca should not be forgotten. They attract tourists almost magically. The Playa de Palma, Cala d’Or, Cala Santanyi and Cala Figuera are particularly well-known and popular. These beautiful beaches are not only very popular, but are also characterized by the cleanliness of the water and well-kept beaches with extensive promenades.
The beach promenades of Mallorca are nothing more than a sight in themselves. Beautifully developed and mostly lined with palm trees, they offer beach visitors not only numerous shopping opportunities but also a wide range of restaurants and bars where you can take a short break. There is something for almost every type of visitor and everyone will find something that is of personal interest to them.
Theme parks Mallorca
Katmandu Park (Magaluf)
A modern theme park with 4D attractions, an interactive house, mini golf and a water park. Perfect for families.
Highlight: Interactive adventures and an exciting haunted house.
Marineland Mallorca (Costa d’en Blanes)
A water and animal park with dolphin and sea lion shows, penguins, sharks and a small water park for children.
Highlight: Animal shows and aquariums.
Aqualand El Arenal
The largest water park in Mallorca with slides, pools and child-friendly areas.
Highlight: Huge slides such as „Kamikaze“ and „Tornado“.
Western Water Park (Magaluf)
A Wild West-style water park with exciting slides, shows and children’s areas.
Highlight: Exciting water slides such as „The Beast“ – one of the highest slides in Europe.
Palma Aquarium (Palma de Mallorca)
A fascinating marine animal park with one of the largest shark tanks in Europe. Ideal for families.
Highlight: Underwater tunnel and an interactive children’s zone.
Jungle Parc (Santa Ponsa and Bendinat)
An adventure park with a climbing course through the treetops. Suitable for adults and children.
Highlight: Obstacle courses and ziplines.
La Reserva Puig de Galatzó (Puigpunyent)
A natural park with hiking trails, waterfalls and a small adventure park with cable cars and climbing opportunities.
Highlight: Pure nature and outdoor adventure.
Hidropark Alcudia
A water park in the north of the island with numerous slides, pools and mini golf.
Highlight: Family-friendly attractions and children’s pools.
Mallorca Top 10 Cities and Villages
Palma de Mallorca – Capital with historic old town
Valldemossa – Artists’ village in the mountains
Soller – Picturesque town with historic tram
Deia – Artists’ town on the west coast
Pollenca – Charming town with 365 steps to Calvary Hill
Alcudia – Medieval town with city walls
Arta – Traditional village with castle and pilgrimage church
Santanyí – Small town with weekly market
Capdepera – Historic castle with great views
Fornalutx – One of the most beautiful villages in Spain
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Mallorca Top 10 beaches and bays
Platja de Muro – Caribbean feeling on the north coast
Es Trenc – natural beach with turquoise water
Cala Agulla – fine sandy beach in Cala Ratjada
Cala Llombards – dreamy bay with clear water
Cala Mondrago – natural park with two bays
Cala Varques – hidden bay with no road connection
Cala Pi – fjord-like bay with sandy beach
Cala Mesquida – dune landscape and turquoise blue water
Cala Deia – small pebble bay in Deià
Torrent de Pareis – spectacular rocky gorge by the sea
Mallorca Top 10 nature and landscape
Serra de Tramuntana – UNESCO World Heritage Site & hiking paradise
Cap de Formentor – spectacular views and Lighthouse
Puig Major – Mallorca’s highest mountain (1,445 m)
Sa Calobra – Dramatic gorge and coastal road
Cuber reservoir – Hiking area in the mountains
S’Albufera – Bird paradise and nature reserve
Cala Figuera (Formentor) – Wild bay with clear water
Torrent de Pareis – Impressive gorge
Es Pontàs – Natural rock arch in the sea
Cova des Coloms – Sea cave, accessible by swimming
Mallorca Top 10 Culture
La Seu Cathedral – Landmark of Palma
Castell de Bellver – Round fortress with a view
Lluc Monastery – Important pilgrimage site
Palau de l’Almudaina – Royal Palace in Palma
Sa Llotja – Gothic building in Palma
Santuario de Cura – Monastery with a view
Castle of Capdepera – Medieval fortress
Ruins of Pollentia – Roman city near Alcúdia
Els Calderers – Historic country estate
Monestir de Miramar – Monastery with sea view
Mallorca top caves and geology
Dragon Caves (Cuevas del Drach) – Stalactite caves with lake
Hams Caves – Impressive stalactites
Arta Caves – Stalactite caves with sea view
Campanet Caves – Lesser known but impressive caves
Grotto de Genova – Small cave in Palma
Mallorca top markets
Mercat de l’Olivar (Palma) – Large market with fresh produce
Santa Catalina Market – Culinary highlights in Palma
Weekly market in Sineu – Oldest market on the island
Market in Pollença – Popular with locals
Arts and crafts market in Arta
Mallorca top viewpoints and panoramas
Mirador Es Colomer – Fantastic view of Formentor
Torre del Verger – Historic watchtower overlooking the coast
Mirador de Ricardo Roca – Spectacular viewpoint
Talaia d’Albercutx – Historic lookout tower
Santuari de Sant Salvador – Monastery with a panorama
Mallorca Top 10 day tours
Ferrocarril de Sóller – Historic wooden railway
Boat tour to Sa Calobra
Hot air balloon ride over Mallorca
Canyoning in the Torrent de Pareis
Diving in the waters of Cala Ratjada
Kayaking tour on the east coast
Climbing paradise Sa Gubia
Cave diving in the Cuevas de Agua
Bicycle tour through the Tramuntana
Horse riding trip through the Llevant Nature Park
Top 10 parks in Mallorca
Serra de Tramuntana – UNESCO World Heritage Site, impressive mountains & hiking trails
Mondragó Nature Park – Dreamy bays & easy hiking trails
S’Albufera Nature Park – Largest wetland, ideal for bird watching
Cap de Formentor – Spectacular cliffs with viewpoints
Llevant Nature Park – Untouched nature with mountains & beaches
Jardins d’Alfàbia – Historical garden with exotic plants
Sóller Botanical Garden – Mediterranean flora & railway museum
Parc de la Mar (Palma) – City park with a view of the cathedral
Sa Dragonera (Nature Park) – Uninhabited island with great hiking trails
La Reserva Puig de Galatzó – Nature park with waterfalls & wild animals
Top 10 animals in Mallorca
Black vulture – Rare bird of prey in the Tramuntana
Balearic lizard – Endemic to Sa Dragonera
Gene cat – nocturnal predator
Balearic bat – only endemic mammal species
Red-winged pratincole – rare migratory bird species
Mediterranean moray eel – predatory sea creature
Balearic shearwater – endangered seabird species
Mediterranean monk seal – extremely rare, occasionally seen
Corsican stag beetle – large beetle species in forests
Spanish imperial eagle – rare bird of prey
Top 10 plants on Mallorca
Dwarf palm (Chamaerops humilis) – only European palm species
Holm oak – dominant tree in the Tramuntana
Aleppo pine – typical Mediterranean tree
Rosemary – wild, fragrant shrub
Lavender – blooms in many mountain regions
Balearic rockrose – endemic shrub with pink Flowers
Carob tree – Important tree for animal feed
Prickly pear cactus – Common in dry areas
Almond tree – Blooms spectacularly in spring
Olive tree – Centuries-old trees in the landscape