Restaurants, activities, wellness, shopping & more
From family-run tapas bars tucked into Palma's old town to luxury wellness retreats in the Tramuntana mountains, Mallorca's scene goes far beyond the beach clubs. We've curated the island's standout restaurants, bars, activity providers, wellness spots, and shops — each one visited or verified by our team. Whether you're after a sunset dinner in Port de Soller, a morning yoga class in Deia, or the best ceramics workshop in Arta, start here.
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.
Iconic Mallorcan café chain. The Port Adriano location offers beautiful marina views, brunch, cocktails, and an upscale Mediterranean menu.
Cozy bar in a cave-like setting in Sóller. Craft beers, live music on weekends, and a friendly local crowd. A hidden gem.
Craft gin bar in Santa Catalina with over 100 gins and creative tonics. Industrial-chic interior with a great terrace for people-watching.
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.
The famous international beach club on Magaluf's coastline. Pool parties, world-class DJs, champagne brunches, and celebrity sightings.
Legendary beach club between Palma and Portals. Infinity pool, Balinese beds, international DJs, and gourmet dining. The place to see and be seen.
Beach club at the end of Palma's Paseo Marítimo. DJs, cocktails in the sand, Mediterranean cuisine. Open from breakfast to late night.
