Where to Stay in Mallorca
The Mediterranean's most beautiful island
UNESCO mountain roads, turquoise coves, world-class cycling, and Palma's remarkable food scene.
Travel Guide
Mallorca is the Mediterranean at its most concentrated. The Serra de Tramuntana — a UNESCO World Heritage mountain range — runs the length of the northwest coast, creating dramatic cliffs, isolated coves, and the cycling roads that attract professional teams every spring. Palma's Gothic cathedral rises from the sea and the city behind it has one of the best restaurant scenes in southern Europe. Deià, where Robert Graves wrote for 50 years, is one of the most beautiful villages in the world. And the north coast coves — Cala Tuent, Cala Figuera, Cala Barques — reward the drive with complete isolation and crystalline water.
Best Neighborhoods
Palma Old Town — Cultural & Gastronomic
400+ hotels · La Seu Cathedral, Arab Baths, Mercado Santa Catalina
Port d'Andratx — Luxury & Yachting
150+ hotels · Superyacht Marina, Cala Llamp Beach, Clifftop Villas
Deià — Artistic & Bohemian
80+ hotels · Robert Graves Museum, Belmond La Residencia, Cala Deià
Alcúdia — Historic & Seaside
250+ hotels · Medieval Walls, Pollentia Roman Ruins, Playa de Alcúdia
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