Majorca Holidays

Lose yourself in the beauty of nature with a trip to one of the island’s natural parks. Head for the dizzy heights of the cliffs of Formentor, or the S’Albufera marshlands if your passion is spotting birds and wildlife, or explore the remote Cala Mondrago Natural Park in the south of the island, home to lizards, eagles and spectacular scenery. Cool down on its beautiful, unspoilt beach or explore the sand dunes.

The majestic hills and mountains of Majorca are begging to be explored, with plenty of trails to choose from. Don a pair of comfy boots and head for the craggy terrain, take a relaxing walk or enjoy a leisurely bike ride along the coastal trails which introduce you to the beauty that lies beyond the tourist hotspots on your Majorcan getaway.

A holiday in Majorca is geared up to appeal to the watersport enthusiast in all of us, and the warm waters of the Mediterranean are an adventure playground for anyone wishing to appease their inner adrenaline addict. From banana boats, jet skis and speedboats, to parasails and pedalos, the Majorcan coastline is full of wet and wild adventure.

Plan a trip into Majorca’s capital for a burst of art, museums, shopping and vintage train rides! Palma has plenty to see and do. Linger on cobbled streets lined with boutiques, visit tapas bars for a long lunch or open-air music concerts during the summer months. Why not also work your way through the wineries in the nearby village of Binissalem? You can even fit in some golf. Explore the imposing Gothic cathedral La Seu or poet Robert Graves’ house in nearby Deià.

Music is one of the highlights of any holiday in Majorca, particularly in the summer, when you can sing along to outdoor concerts and enjoy the famous Jazz Voyeur Festival, which brings together music legends from across the world. To hear some fine jazz, pop into the Blue Jazz Club at the elegant Hotel Saratoga, which also offers sweeping views of Palma bay from its rooftop pool. Join the party!

Love to wine and dine? Take a gourmet wine tour at one of the 70+ bodegas or wineries in Majorca, or climb aboard the Wine Express for a fun train ride into lush Binissalem where you can explore 13th century vineyards, wander the cavernous cellars and sample spectacular wines. Break for lunch at the 16th century Majorcan palace restaurant, the El Convent del Marques in Santa Maria del Cami.