Palma, mountain villages and Mediterranean beach stays.
Mallorca, also known as Majorca, is the largest Balearic Island. Palma provides a city base around its cathedral and old streets, while the Serra de Tramuntana brings mountain villages and walking routes. Coastal resorts range from long sandy bays to smaller coves. Choose a part of the island that fits your preferred pace and the journeys you want to make.
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The island airport. Compare transfer arrangements for Palma, the northern bays, eastern coves or a rural stay.
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Summer is the main beach season. Spring and autumn can suit cycling, walking and town visits, although mountain weather remains changeable. Check seasonal hotel, restaurant and bus operations for a trip outside the busiest months.
Palma's airport serves the island, but transfers to northern or eastern resorts are longer than those to the city. Public transport can work well on some routes; a remote rural property may be easier with a car or arranged transfers.
For mountain walks, choose a suitable route and carry what you need for changing conditions. At the coast, check beach access and the character of the resort. Confirm local tourism taxes and any parking or access restrictions.