Are you one of those who can't stay still on vacation and loves to explore everything the destination has to offer? If so, congratulations because you're in the perfect place to get to know Mallorca, its surroundings, and its nearby areas in depth.
Today we present to you a selection of the best excursions you can take in Mallorca, which will allow you to experience unique adventures and discover everything this wonderful island has to offer. Join us on this journey and uncover the many facets of Mallorca!
Be amazed by these 5 excursions in Mallorca
These day trips will allow you to discover different facets of Mallorca, from its historical and cultural heritage to its stunning natural landscapes. Each excursion offers a unique experience that will make your trip to Mallorca truly special. So don't miss any of them:
1. Excursion to Cabrera
This small island, declared a Maritime-Terrestrial National Park, is located about 10 kilometers south of Mallorca and is accessible by boat trips from the port of Colònia de Sant Jordi.
Once in Cabrera, visitors can enjoy hikes along its well-marked trails, exploring pristine landscapes and various species of endemic flora and fauna. One of the highlights is Cabrera Castle, a 14th-century fortress that offers impressive panoramic views. The natural richness and tranquility make this excursion a unique experience for nature lovers.
2. Route through Pollença and Alcúdia
Pollença is a beautiful town known for its Roman Bridge and the Calvario, a staircase of 365 steps that offers magnificent views of the town. Nearby, just 15 kilometers away, is Alcúdia, which, with its walled old town and the Roman ruins of Pollentia, is another place worth visiting. Here we recommend strolling through its walled old town, filled with narrow streets and historic buildings, and visiting the Monographic Museum, which offers a fascinating insight into the island's Roman past alongside the ruins of Pollentia.
To finish off, nothing beats relaxing on Alcúdia Beach, one of the longest in Mallorca, with crystal-clear waters and fine sand. Enjoy a lunch at one of the beachfront restaurants before heading back.
As you can see, this is one of the best areas in Mallorca to stay, as it is full of tourist attractions and perfect beaches for relaxing all day long. If you're interested in staying in the Alcúdia area, our hotels VIVA Blue & Spa, VIVA Sunrise, VIVA Eden Lago, or VIVA Golf Adults Only 18+ are perfect for you. Equipped with everything you need and with our staff at your service, we invite you to dive into our pools, access our wellness centers, or delight in the cuisine of our restaurants. We look forward to welcoming you at Hotels VIVA!
3. Excursion to Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis
The winding road to Sa Calobra is an adventure in itself, with tight curves and stunning views. Upon arrival, you'll find a charming small port and a hidden beach nestled between towering cliffs. The highlight is the Torrent de Pareis, a spectacular gorge that opens up onto the beach. You can walk through this impressive canyon and enjoy the natural landscape.
This place is perfect for nature and photography enthusiasts.
4. Excursion to the Sierra de Tramuntana
Start your day in the picturesque village of Deià, known for its stone houses and bohemian atmosphere. From here, take one of the hiking routes to Sóller, passing through stunning mountainous landscapes and ancient olive trees. The journey will reward you with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and green valleys.
In Sóller, don't miss a ride on its famous wooden tram that connects to the port. Explore its cobblestone streets, enjoy its modernist architecture, and savor a rice dish at a local restaurant.
5. Day in Formentor
Begin your day at the Es Colomer viewpoint, which provides panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the rugged cliffs. From here, head towards the iconic Formentor Beach, famous for its crystal-clear waters and fine sand. It's perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing under the sun.
Finally, don't miss the Formentor Lighthouse, located at the northernmost point of the island, offering unparalleled sea views and an ideal spot to watch the sunset.
Now you know which day trips in Mallorca are most worth taking. All that's left is to research each one and select the one that best fits your plans. As you can see, there are options for all tastes, so we hope we have made this search easier for you and that you enjoy your stay in Mallorca as much as possible.
