Mallorca
in Balearic Islands

Adventure lovers, beach bums, or culture fiends should head straight to the Llevant Region. From its rolling green hills and mountain walks to its sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, there truly is something for everyone. Pack your walking shoes and have OS-maps on hand, for this area is waiting to be uncovered. Though for the meantime, we consider it a well-preserved hidden gem. 

Whew! When you see the electric blue waters, charming fishing villages and soft white sand beaches, you'll have a hard time leaving Migjorn.  

Palma is a buzzing, beautiful city in the southwest of the island. It's the perfect spot if you want both tranquil beaches and the energy of city life. We love this undeniably cool city.

This sprawling region in the centre of Mallorca is well worth a visit. Think a small craggy coastline, rolling farmlands and charming weekly markets.

Located in the north-central region of Mallorca, Raiguer is just as charming as its neighbours despite having very little coastline. The dramatic mountains in the region are simply stunning.

This beautiful mountainous region is named after the sweeping, craggy ridges that form the backbone of Mallorca. With a long, meandering coastline, Serra de Tramuntana has no shortage of great beaches.