Majorca isn’t a huge island. In fact, it takes only about an hour and a half to drive from one end to the other, but it’s packed full and you’ll find more than enough fun things to do in Majorca to keep you busy on your holiday.

Palma de Mallorca

Palma de Mallorca, known casually as Palma, is the capital city of the island and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Mallorca. The only airport servicing Majorca is less than eight miles from town, so this is generally the first stop most tourists make.

Sóller

The tenth largest city in Majorca as far as population, Sóller sits a few kilometers inland in the north west of the island. Sóller is surrounded by mountains and sits down in a valley. These mountains make for great hiking or walking, and there are trails all throughout the Tramuntana mountains

Alcúdia

Sitting on its own little peninsula in the north of the island, the city of Alcúdia has housed people since the Bronze Age. While it’s full of history, the story really starts to be told in Roman times. Today you can visit the Museu Monogràfic de Pol·lèntia which displays archaeological finds of Roman relics or walk along the city walls which have been standing since the 16^th century. Plus there’s all of old town to see as well as a church dating back to the 14^th century.

Valldemossa

Idyllic, pretty, picturesque, quaint… All the most cliché words you can think of to describe a village nestled into Majorca’s green mountains perfectly describe Valldemossa. You’re on an island so the beaches are never far away, but everyone can use a visit to the mountains once in a while.

Cala d’Or

Cala d’Or is a small village in southern Mallorca that has blossomed into a busy resort town. There are a multitude of sandy beaches speckled along the coastline of this lovely town.

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