Restaurants, Aktivitäten, Wellness, Shopping & mehr
Von familiengeführten Tapasbars in Palmas Altstadt bis hin zu luxuriösen Wellness-Retreats im Tramuntana-Gebirge — Mallorcas Szene reicht weit über die Strandclubs hinaus. Wir haben die herausragenden Restaurants, Bars, Aktivitätsanbieter, Wellness-Orte und Geschäfte der Insel zusammengestellt — jeder einzelne von unserem Team besucht oder verifiziert. Ob du ein Abendessen bei Sonnenuntergang in Port de Sóller, einen Yoga-Kurs am Morgen in Deià oder die beste Keramikwerkstatt in Artà suchst — hier findest du es.
One of the world's most beautiful bars, set in a 16th-century mansion in Palma's old town. Overflowing fruit displays, candlelight, and live classical music.
Stylish waterfront restaurant overlooking Port de Sóller. Mediterranean fusion, great cocktails, and the best sunset views on the northwest coast.
Luxury spa at the St. Regis Mardavall hotel. Thermal circuit, couples treatments, and holistic wellness experiences with sea views.
Unique 14th-century circular castle with panoramic views of Palma and the bay. Houses the city history museum. Beautiful pine forest walk to reach it.
PADI 5-star dive center in Palmanova. Courses from beginner to instructor, wreck dives, cave dives, and snorkeling trips.
Perched on a cliff between Sóller and Deià with sea views. Traditional Mallorcan dishes reimagined by chef Benet Vicens. A destination restaurant since 1971.
Elevated Mediterranean cuisine at Port Adriano designed by Philippe Starck. Stunning marina views, creative cocktails, and a curated wine list.
Farm-to-table restaurant in the Sóller valley using exclusively local Mallorcan produce. Run by two sisters passionate about traditional cuisine with a modern twist. Reservations essential.
Legendary clifftop fish restaurant in Deià's Cala. Featured in The Night Manager. Reservations weeks in advance required. Simple, sublime seafood.
Factory outlet of the iconic Mallorcan shoe brand. Discounted shoes and accessories at their original Inca factory. A must for shoe lovers.
Iconic Mallorcan café chain. The Port Adriano location offers beautiful marina views, brunch, cocktails, and an upscale Mediterranean menu.
Palma's Gothic masterpiece overlooking the bay. Features Gaudí's interior restoration, a Miquel Barceló chapel, and one of the world's largest rose windows.
Spectacular underground caves with one of the world's largest underground lakes. Classical music concert on the lake included. A must-visit in Porto Cristo.
Rooftop dining above Palma's old town. Mediterranean cuisine with Asian influences, craft cocktails, and 360° views from the Cathedral to the Bay.
Hip taquería in Palma's Santa Catalina district. Creative Mexican-Mediterranean fusion tacos, craft cocktails, and a buzzing atmosphere. Perfect for casual dining.
Contemporary art museum built into the Renaissance-era city walls. Rotating exhibitions, rooftop terrace with port views, and a strong permanent collection.
Michelin-starred restaurant with panoramic views of Deià and the Serra de Tramuntana. Inventive Mediterranean tasting menus using seasonal island ingredients.
Cozy bar in a cave-like setting in Sóller. Craft beers, live music on weekends, and a friendly local crowd. A hidden gem.
Artisan products made in the Sóller valley. Orange marmalade, olive oil, almond ice cream, and local crafts. The perfect edible souvenir.
Joan Miró's former studio turned museum. See where the artist lived and worked, plus exhibitions of his paintings, sculptures, and prints.
Craft gin bar in Santa Catalina with over 100 gins and creative tonics. Industrial-chic interior with a great terrace for people-watching.
Family-run glassblowing factory since 1719. Watch artisans create hand-blown glass, visit the museum, and shop for unique Mallorcan glassware.
Traditional Arab baths in a restored medieval building in Palma. Hot, warm, and cold pools, steam room, massage treatments, and tea ritual.
Sea kayak tours exploring hidden coves and caves on the east coast. Guided adventures from Porto Cristo, Cala Figuera, and Cala Mondragó.
Late-night cocktail bar in Palma's La Lonja district. Expert mixologists, exposed stone walls, and a warm atmosphere. Open until 3 AM on weekends.
Trendy vermut bar and restaurant in Palma's Calatrava quarter. Spanish tapas, natural wines, and a beautiful courtyard garden.
Hot air balloon rides over the Mallorcan countryside at sunrise. See the island from above — mountains, coast, villages, and fields. Champagne toast included.
Premium road bike and e-bike rentals with curated routes. Guided tours through Tramuntana mountains, GPS routes, and full support vehicles.
Tandem paragliding flights over the Tramuntana mountains. No experience needed. Soar above the coast with a certified instructor.
Wine tasting tours across Mallorca's bodega country. Visit 3 wineries, learn about local grape varieties, and enjoy a vineyard lunch. Small groups only.
Palma's main food market. Fresh seafood, cured meats, local cheeses, olives, ensaimadas, and seasonal produce. Stop for an oyster at the bar.
Award-winning pintxos bar by a Basque chef in Palma. Creative miniature cuisine, excellent txakoli wine, and a lively bar atmosphere.
The famous international beach club on Magaluf's coastline. Pool parties, world-class DJs, champagne brunches, and celebrity sightings.
Stand-up paddleboard rentals and lessons at various beaches. SUP yoga, sunset paddles, and coastal tours past sea caves.
Walking food tour through Palma's markets, tapas bars, and hidden gems. 8 tastings, local wine pairings, and stories about Mallorcan cuisine. 3 hours.
Seafood restaurant right on the Portixol waterfront. Fresh catches, amazing paella, and Mediterranean vibes with your feet nearly in the water.
Legendary beach club between Palma and Portals. Infinity pool, Balinese beds, international DJs, and gourmet dining. The place to see and be seen.
Horseback riding through the Mallorcan countryside and along beaches. Suitable for beginners and experienced riders. Sunset beach rides available.
Intimate fine dining in a beautifully restored stone house in Deià. Mediterranean and international flavors with stunning mountain views. A local favorite since 1993.
Palma's most stylish concept store. Curated furniture, fashion, books, art, and a café in a grand former cinema. The perfect Palma souvenir.
Traditional Mallorcan restaurant in the heart of Sóller's main square. Family recipes passed down through generations. Try the tumbet and frito mallorquín.
Stunning 15th-century Gothic building on Palma's waterfront. Originally a maritime trade exchange, now hosts world-class art exhibitions.
Catamaran cruises departing from Palma Bay. Half-day and full-day sails, sunset trips, private charters. Includes drinks and snacks.
Boat rentals and guided tours along the east coast. No license required for smaller boats. Explore hidden coves, snorkel stops, and sunset cruises.
Michelin-starred chef Marc Fosh's flagship restaurant in a converted 17th-century convent in the heart of Palma. Mediterranean cuisine with creative flair.
Boutique hotel spa in a renovated 12th-century monastery. Vinotherapy treatments, outdoor pool, and organic aromatherapy in the Pollença countryside.
World-class spa at the Jumeirah Port Sóller. Outdoor hydrotherapy pool, cliff-edge treatment rooms, and personalized wellness programs.
Family-owned fabric shop since 1896. Famous for the traditional Mallorcan "roba de llengües" (tongue fabric). Tablecloths, bags, and cushions.
Guided hiking tours through the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana. Expert local guides, all levels from easy walks to challenging GR221 routes.
Boutique yoga retreat in the Tramuntana mountains. Daily classes, meditation, plant-based meals, and stunning valley views. Week-long and weekend retreats.
