At a glance
Build a Mallorca trip around the kind of day you enjoy: time by the coast, a town to wander or a view worth pausing for. Pick a part of the island and explore it well instead of turning every day into a long drive.
Three ideas for your trip
Choose your corner of the island
Use the official destination map to compare towns, the coast and your arrival point before deciding where to stay.
Make a day for Palma
Give the island’s capital its own time in your plans. Choose a compact area to explore on foot and leave room for a leisurely lunch.
Keep a coast day flexible
Use local information to choose a beach or cove with suitable access. Conditions vary, so keep an alternative in mind.
Common questions
How many days should I plan?
A starting point is 4–7 days. Add time for arrival, transfers and a slower pace. This is a planning suggestion, not a minimum requirement.
Can I visit without a car?
Compare accommodation with TIB interurban routes and Palma city transport. A remote cove can need more planning than a city stay. Check the last service before setting out.
How much will the trip cost?
Prices depend on dates, room choices and activities. Use actual quotes in the budget calculator instead of treating a destination average as your price.