Mallorca, the largest island of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, is a popular tourist destination known for its diversity and natural beauty.
The coast of Mallorca offers endless sandy beaches, hidden coves and azure waters, perfect for sun worshippers and water sports enthusiasts.
The interior of the island impresses with picturesque mountain villages, olive groves and vineyards that invite you to explore and taste wine.
The capital Palma de Mallorca captivates with its historic old town, impressive architecture and lively markets.
Mallorca’s gastronomy indulges the senses with Mediterranean delicacies, from tapas to fresh fish.
The island also offers a lively cultural scene, with numerous festivals, concerts and art exhibitions.
Mallorca is a place where relaxation and adventure can be perfectly combined, and its diversity makes it a year-round destination.
Majorca has an infinite amount to offer and there is something for every taste. Whether package tourism at Ballermann, Schinkenstraße & Co., the Capital of the island, Palma de Mallorca with its magnificent cathedral or rather the countless small but fine villages and coastal towns – Mallorca is guaranteed to find just the right thing for every holidaymaker...
The port city of Porto Cristo in the southeast of Mallorca has been visited by tourists for a long time. But while some places have found their way into the modern age, you can already feel the slightly antique romantic charm of the city on the next corner. Old meets new In Porto Cristo there is no border. Old Mediterranean houses stand next to modern buildings...
Mallorca – the pearl of the Balearic Islands is one of the most popular destinations in the Mediterranean. The Mediterranean climate, the diverse landscape, the hospitality of the inhabitants and, last but not least, the very good infrastructure are just some of the reasons why this sunny island has been one of the top travel destinations in Europe for decades...
Gentle hills, fertile plains and entire fields that turn into a fragrant, white-pink sea of flowers in spring. Thousands of red flowers form impressionistic dots between the green of the olive groves and the delicate pink of the almond trees. The centre of Mallorca is famous for its poppy splendour. Nowhere else do poppies grow as abundantly in the fields as in this...
Narrow bays and lonely beaches, a paradise for water sports enthusiasts The southeast of Mallorca is undoubtedly the most graceful region of the island. A magical holiday route connects beaches and picture-book harbours with impressive caves. The coast with its turquoise blue sea, white sandy beaches lined with pine trees and whitewashed houses forms the cheerful...
A wild natural paradise between ancient cities and medieval castles The third part of our Mallorca series takes us to the north of Mallorca today. At Cape de Formentor, the island shows its rough side. Anyone who reaches the northernmost tip of the cape holds their breath for a moment. The changing play of light and colours on the largely natural peninsula surprises...
The magic between Andratx and Sóller Hiking solitude, peace, seclusion and tourist strongholds. Mallorca’s front side has a bit of everything. Mass tourism is a foreign word here and there are only a few beaches. For hikers, individual tourists and nature lovers, this piece of island is one of the most beautiful regions of Mallorca. The rugged cliffs of the...