Sun, beach and Mediterranean flair – this 5-day trip takes you to Mallorca's most beautiful places. From the beaches around Cala Millor, dolphin watching and the fantastic Platja des Trenc to the charming mountain villages of Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller, you will experience the island's diversity. The trip concludes with a stroll through Palma's old town before heading home with unforgettable memories.
Your journey begins upon landing in Mallorca. Directly at the airport, you'll pick up your rental car and drive towards Cala Millor. After checking into your accommodation and settling in briefly, it's straight to the sea. Feel the warm sand beneath your feet, listen to the sound of the waves, and enjoy your first Mallorcan sunset on the Mediterranean.
At the airport, you pick up your pre-booked car.
Cala Millor is located on the east coast of Mallorca and is known above all for its long, fine sandy beach with clear, turquoise water. A promenade with cafes, bars and small shops runs along the sea.
Nearby is the Punta de n’Amer nature reserve, which can be reached via a walking path. There is a small historical fortress there, offering views of the coast. In addition, Cala Millor offers various opportunities for activities, including water sports such as stand-up paddling or kayaking, as well as cycle paths along the coast.
In the evening, there is the possibility of eating in one of the restaurants on the beach and enjoying the atmosphere by the sea.
The day begins with an unforgettable highlight: a boat trip on the Mediterranean Sea. With a bit of luck, playful dolphins will accompany the trip – a magical moment that will remain in your memory for a long time. In the afternoon, the coast around Cala Millor is waiting to be discovered. Small, hidden coves with crystal-clear, turquoise water invite you to swim, snorkel, or simply relax by the sea – the perfect end to an eventful holiday day.
Imagine gliding into crystal-clear water while curious dolphins gracefully swim around you. On this special excursion, you won't just observe these fascinating animals from afar – you'll share the water with them. Their playful energy and gentle nature make this encounter a magical highlight of any Mallorca trip. Experienced guides ensure respectful interaction and memories that will last a lifetime.
https://www.click-mallorca.com/de/aktivitaeten/delfin-touren/
Close to Porto Cristo lies the small, secluded bay Cala Petita. Framed by rocks and green vegetation, it offers shallow, crystal-clear water – ideal for swimming or relaxed snorkeling. Due to its intimate size and quiet location, the bay feels like a small, private paradise, far from the hustle and bustle of larger beaches.
Cala Llombards captivates with its radiant turquoise water and fine white sand. Surrounded by high cliffs and pine trees, the sheltered bay invites you to swim and relax in the calm sea. The beach itself offers plenty of space for sunbathing, and a small beach bar provides the perfect holiday atmosphere – perfect for a relaxing afternoon by the sea.
In the morning, you stroll through the colorful weekly market in Santanyí. Amongst fresh fruit, handicrafts, and Majorcan specialties, you can enjoy the authentic island flair. Afterwards, it's on to Platja des Trenc – one of Mallorca's most beautiful beaches – where you can swim and relax in the crystal-clear water.
The charming town in southeastern Mallorca is located about 50 km from Palma and is surrounded by picturesque nature and dreamlike beaches such as Cala Santanyí and Cala Llombards. Particularly impressive is the historic old town with its buildings made of golden Marés sandstone, the narrow streets and the cozy cafes - here you immediately feel the authentic Majorcan flair. A highlight is the famous weekly market (every Wednesday and Saturday), one of the most popular on the whole island. There you can expect fresh products, handicrafts and regional specialties. Santanyí is also a perfect starting point for excursions to the Mondragó Natural Park with pristine bays and beautiful hiking trails. In addition to culture and nature, many small restaurants with Mallorcan and international cuisine, as well as stylish boutiques and craft shops, make the town a special meeting place for connoisseurs and creatives.
Platja des Trenc is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca – and it's not for nothing that it's often compared to the Caribbean. Around 6 km of fine, white sand and turquoise water make this natural beach a real highlight in the south of the island, southwest of Campos. Instead of large hotel complexes, you'll find a protected dune landscape, rare bird species, and a relaxed atmosphere. A few chiringuitos (beach bars) provide snacks and drinks, but there's no loud party scene here – perfect for those seeking peace and nature. Since parking is limited, it's worth arriving early. The audience is a colourful mix: locals, families, nature lovers, and even nudists appreciate the special flair of Platja des Trenc.
On the fourth day, explore the mountain villages of the Tramuntana: Start in Valldemossa, continue via the artist village Deià and finally Sóller – with its charming center around the Plaça Constitució. For a perfect ending, drive to the Far del Cap Gros, where you can enjoy the sunset over the Bay of Sóller from a spectacular view – a quiet, unforgettable moment high above the sea.
Valldemossa is located in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, about 17 km northwest of Palma. The village is characterized by narrow cobblestone streets, traditional stone houses, and views over the surrounding valley. One of the main attractions is the La Cartuja Charterhouse, where Frédéric Chopin and George Sand spent the winter of 1838/39. Today, the monastery can be visited with its museum and gardens. Also worth seeing are the Mirador des Lledoners viewpoint and the Sant Bartomeu parish church in the town center. Culinary highlights include Coca de Patata, a sweet potato pastry often served in the town's cafes with coffee or hot chocolate. In addition, Valldemossa has several small galleries, craft shops, and various viewpoints, making it a popular excursion destination.
On the picturesque west coast of Mallorca, about 30 km from Palma, lies the small artists' village of Deià, nestled in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. Built terrace-like on the slope, sandstone houses, olive groves, and the view of the sea characterize the special panorama. For decades, Deià has been a retreat for creative people – writers, musicians, and painters found inspiration here, most notably the British author Robert Graves, who lived in the village for a long time. Nature lovers also get their money's worth: Deià is a perfect starting point for hikes, for example to Sóller or down to Cala Deià, a small, idyllic pebble bay. Despite its artistic heritage, the place has retained an exclusive flair: upscale restaurants, boutique hotels, and the quiet atmosphere attract celebrities as well as travelers seeking relaxation and charm.
Sóller is located in the fertile "Valley of Oranges" in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, about 25 km from Palma. The journey itself is an experience: either with the historic wooden railway "Red Lightning" (Ferrocarril de Sóller) from Palma or with the old tram, which takes you directly to the port. The old town enchants with modernist architecture, charming alleys and the Plaça de la Constitució – a lively square full of cafés and restaurants, surrounded by orange and lemon groves. Sóller is also an ideal starting point for hikes and bike tours in the Tramuntana mountains. A special highlight is the Port de Sóller: a picturesque bay with a sandy beach, marina, promenade and numerous restaurants directly on the water – perfect for relaxing at the end of the day.
The historic Far del Cap Gros lighthouse sits on a cliff high above the sea, west of Port de Sóller. Since its construction in 1842, it has served as a navigational landmark for shipping – and captivates visitors with its unparalleled panoramic view of the Bay of Sóller, the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, and the open sea. The lighthouse is easily accessible – on foot, by bike, or by car – and a popular stop on coastal hikes around Port de Sóller. It becomes particularly magical in the evening: At sunset, the warm light bathes the landscape in golden colors and creates a calm, almost meditative atmosphere away from the tourist crowds.
On the last day, it's time to say goodbye. After checking out of the hotel, you drive to Palma and take some time to stroll through the charming streets one last time. Afterwards, it's back to the airport where you return your rental car before your flight home.
The capital of the Balearic Islands is located in the southwest of the island and is the cultural and economic center of Mallorca. Palma combines Mediterranean harbor flair with historical charm and modern city life – perfect for ending your holiday. Highlights include the impressive La Seu Cathedral, the Almudaina Royal Palace, and the Arab Baths. In the old town, you can expect narrow, winding streets full of history, while the central Plaça Major with its large square and the Aparcament de la Plaça Major is a practical starting point for exploration tours. Culinarily, tapas bars and markets such as the Mercat de l’Olivar beckon, while shopping ranges from small boutiques to international brands. Thanks to its proximity to the international airport (only about 8 km away), Palma is easily accessible and well connected to all parts of the island.
At the end of your trip, you should arrive at the airport about three hours before departure. This allows enough time to return the rental car, check in, and go through security without stress before your return flight departs.
In just five days, experience the diversity of Mallorca: From the long sandy beaches around Cala Millor, a boat trip with dolphin watching and the Caribbean-like paradise Platja des Trenc to the charming mountain villages of Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller. Each stop offers special impressions – sometimes lively and full of holiday flair, sometimes quiet and embedded in the nature of the Serra de Tramuntana. Finally, Palma, the vibrant capital of the Balearic Islands, awaits with its mix of culture, history and modern city life. Between the cathedral, old town alleys and tapas bars, your trip ends in a relaxed atmosphere before heading back home – with unforgettable memories in your luggage.
Sun, beach and Mediterranean flair – this 5-day trip takes you to Mallorca's most beautiful places. From the beaches around Cala Millor, dolphin watching and the fantastic Platja des Trenc to the charming mountain villages of Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller, you will experience the island's diversity. The trip concludes with a stroll through Palma's old town before heading home with unforgettable memories.
Your journey begins upon landing in Mallorca. Directly at the airport, you'll pick up your rental car and drive towards Cala Millor. After checking into your accommodation and settling in briefly, it's straight to the sea. Feel the warm sand beneath your feet, listen to the sound of the waves, and enjoy your first Mallorcan sunset on the Mediterranean.
At the airport, you pick up your pre-booked car.
Cala Millor is located on the east coast of Mallorca and is known above all for its long, fine sandy beach with clear, turquoise water. A promenade with cafes, bars and small shops runs along the sea.
Nearby is the Punta de n’Amer nature reserve, which can be reached via a walking path. There is a small historical fortress there, offering views of the coast. In addition, Cala Millor offers various opportunities for activities, including water sports such as stand-up paddling or kayaking, as well as cycle paths along the coast.
In the evening, there is the possibility of eating in one of the restaurants on the beach and enjoying the atmosphere by the sea.
The day begins with an unforgettable highlight: a boat trip on the Mediterranean Sea. With a bit of luck, playful dolphins will accompany the trip – a magical moment that will remain in your memory for a long time. In the afternoon, the coast around Cala Millor is waiting to be discovered. Small, hidden coves with crystal-clear, turquoise water invite you to swim, snorkel, or simply relax by the sea – the perfect end to an eventful holiday day.
Imagine gliding into crystal-clear water while curious dolphins gracefully swim around you. On this special excursion, you won't just observe these fascinating animals from afar – you'll share the water with them. Their playful energy and gentle nature make this encounter a magical highlight of any Mallorca trip. Experienced guides ensure respectful interaction and memories that will last a lifetime.
https://www.click-mallorca.com/de/aktivitaeten/delfin-touren/
Close to Porto Cristo lies the small, secluded bay Cala Petita. Framed by rocks and green vegetation, it offers shallow, crystal-clear water – ideal for swimming or relaxed snorkeling. Due to its intimate size and quiet location, the bay feels like a small, private paradise, far from the hustle and bustle of larger beaches.
Cala Llombards captivates with its radiant turquoise water and fine white sand. Surrounded by high cliffs and pine trees, the sheltered bay invites you to swim and relax in the calm sea. The beach itself offers plenty of space for sunbathing, and a small beach bar provides the perfect holiday atmosphere – perfect for a relaxing afternoon by the sea.
In the morning, you stroll through the colorful weekly market in Santanyí. Amongst fresh fruit, handicrafts, and Majorcan specialties, you can enjoy the authentic island flair. Afterwards, it's on to Platja des Trenc – one of Mallorca's most beautiful beaches – where you can swim and relax in the crystal-clear water.
The charming town in southeastern Mallorca is located about 50 km from Palma and is surrounded by picturesque nature and dreamlike beaches such as Cala Santanyí and Cala Llombards. Particularly impressive is the historic old town with its buildings made of golden Marés sandstone, the narrow streets and the cozy cafes - here you immediately feel the authentic Majorcan flair. A highlight is the famous weekly market (every Wednesday and Saturday), one of the most popular on the whole island. There you can expect fresh products, handicrafts and regional specialties. Santanyí is also a perfect starting point for excursions to the Mondragó Natural Park with pristine bays and beautiful hiking trails. In addition to culture and nature, many small restaurants with Mallorcan and international cuisine, as well as stylish boutiques and craft shops, make the town a special meeting place for connoisseurs and creatives.
Platja des Trenc is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca – and it's not for nothing that it's often compared to the Caribbean. Around 6 km of fine, white sand and turquoise water make this natural beach a real highlight in the south of the island, southwest of Campos. Instead of large hotel complexes, you'll find a protected dune landscape, rare bird species, and a relaxed atmosphere. A few chiringuitos (beach bars) provide snacks and drinks, but there's no loud party scene here – perfect for those seeking peace and nature. Since parking is limited, it's worth arriving early. The audience is a colourful mix: locals, families, nature lovers, and even nudists appreciate the special flair of Platja des Trenc.
On the fourth day, explore the mountain villages of the Tramuntana: Start in Valldemossa, continue via the artist village Deià and finally Sóller – with its charming center around the Plaça Constitució. For a perfect ending, drive to the Far del Cap Gros, where you can enjoy the sunset over the Bay of Sóller from a spectacular view – a quiet, unforgettable moment high above the sea.
Valldemossa is located in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, about 17 km northwest of Palma. The village is characterized by narrow cobblestone streets, traditional stone houses, and views over the surrounding valley. One of the main attractions is the La Cartuja Charterhouse, where Frédéric Chopin and George Sand spent the winter of 1838/39. Today, the monastery can be visited with its museum and gardens. Also worth seeing are the Mirador des Lledoners viewpoint and the Sant Bartomeu parish church in the town center. Culinary highlights include Coca de Patata, a sweet potato pastry often served in the town's cafes with coffee or hot chocolate. In addition, Valldemossa has several small galleries, craft shops, and various viewpoints, making it a popular excursion destination.
On the picturesque west coast of Mallorca, about 30 km from Palma, lies the small artists' village of Deià, nestled in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. Built terrace-like on the slope, sandstone houses, olive groves, and the view of the sea characterize the special panorama. For decades, Deià has been a retreat for creative people – writers, musicians, and painters found inspiration here, most notably the British author Robert Graves, who lived in the village for a long time. Nature lovers also get their money's worth: Deià is a perfect starting point for hikes, for example to Sóller or down to Cala Deià, a small, idyllic pebble bay. Despite its artistic heritage, the place has retained an exclusive flair: upscale restaurants, boutique hotels, and the quiet atmosphere attract celebrities as well as travelers seeking relaxation and charm.
Sóller is located in the fertile "Valley of Oranges" in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, about 25 km from Palma. The journey itself is an experience: either with the historic wooden railway "Red Lightning" (Ferrocarril de Sóller) from Palma or with the old tram, which takes you directly to the port. The old town enchants with modernist architecture, charming alleys and the Plaça de la Constitució – a lively square full of cafés and restaurants, surrounded by orange and lemon groves. Sóller is also an ideal starting point for hikes and bike tours in the Tramuntana mountains. A special highlight is the Port de Sóller: a picturesque bay with a sandy beach, marina, promenade and numerous restaurants directly on the water – perfect for relaxing at the end of the day.
The historic Far del Cap Gros lighthouse sits on a cliff high above the sea, west of Port de Sóller. Since its construction in 1842, it has served as a navigational landmark for shipping – and captivates visitors with its unparalleled panoramic view of the Bay of Sóller, the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, and the open sea. The lighthouse is easily accessible – on foot, by bike, or by car – and a popular stop on coastal hikes around Port de Sóller. It becomes particularly magical in the evening: At sunset, the warm light bathes the landscape in golden colors and creates a calm, almost meditative atmosphere away from the tourist crowds.
On the last day, it's time to say goodbye. After checking out of the hotel, you drive to Palma and take some time to stroll through the charming streets one last time. Afterwards, it's back to the airport where you return your rental car before your flight home.
The capital of the Balearic Islands is located in the southwest of the island and is the cultural and economic center of Mallorca. Palma combines Mediterranean harbor flair with historical charm and modern city life – perfect for ending your holiday. Highlights include the impressive La Seu Cathedral, the Almudaina Royal Palace, and the Arab Baths. In the old town, you can expect narrow, winding streets full of history, while the central Plaça Major with its large square and the Aparcament de la Plaça Major is a practical starting point for exploration tours. Culinarily, tapas bars and markets such as the Mercat de l’Olivar beckon, while shopping ranges from small boutiques to international brands. Thanks to its proximity to the international airport (only about 8 km away), Palma is easily accessible and well connected to all parts of the island.
At the end of your trip, you should arrive at the airport about three hours before departure. This allows enough time to return the rental car, check in, and go through security without stress before your return flight departs.
In just five days, experience the diversity of Mallorca: From the long sandy beaches around Cala Millor, a boat trip with dolphin watching and the Caribbean-like paradise Platja des Trenc to the charming mountain villages of Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller. Each stop offers special impressions – sometimes lively and full of holiday flair, sometimes quiet and embedded in the nature of the Serra de Tramuntana. Finally, Palma, the vibrant capital of the Balearic Islands, awaits with its mix of culture, history and modern city life. Between the cathedral, old town alleys and tapas bars, your trip ends in a relaxed atmosphere before heading back home – with unforgettable memories in your luggage.
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Sun, beach and Mediterranean flair – this 5-day trip takes you to Mallorca's most beautiful places. From the beaches around Cala Millor, dolphin watching and the fantastic Platja des Trenc to the charming mountain villages of Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller, you will experience the island's diversity. The trip concludes with a stroll through Palma's old town before heading home with unforgettable memories.
Your journey begins upon landing in Mallorca. Directly at the airport, you'll pick up your rental car and drive towards Cala Millor. After checking into your accommodation and settling in briefly, it's straight to the sea. Feel the warm sand beneath your feet, listen to the sound of the waves, and enjoy your first Mallorcan sunset on the Mediterranean.
At the airport, you pick up your pre-booked car.
Cala Millor is located on the east coast of Mallorca and is known above all for its long, fine sandy beach with clear, turquoise water. A promenade with cafes, bars and small shops runs along the sea.
Nearby is the Punta de n’Amer nature reserve, which can be reached via a walking path. There is a small historical fortress there, offering views of the coast. In addition, Cala Millor offers various opportunities for activities, including water sports such as stand-up paddling or kayaking, as well as cycle paths along the coast.
In the evening, there is the possibility of eating in one of the restaurants on the beach and enjoying the atmosphere by the sea.
The day begins with an unforgettable highlight: a boat trip on the Mediterranean Sea. With a bit of luck, playful dolphins will accompany the trip – a magical moment that will remain in your memory for a long time. In the afternoon, the coast around Cala Millor is waiting to be discovered. Small, hidden coves with crystal-clear, turquoise water invite you to swim, snorkel, or simply relax by the sea – the perfect end to an eventful holiday day.
Imagine gliding into crystal-clear water while curious dolphins gracefully swim around you. On this special excursion, you won't just observe these fascinating animals from afar – you'll share the water with them. Their playful energy and gentle nature make this encounter a magical highlight of any Mallorca trip. Experienced guides ensure respectful interaction and memories that will last a lifetime.
https://www.click-mallorca.com/de/aktivitaeten/delfin-touren/
Close to Porto Cristo lies the small, secluded bay Cala Petita. Framed by rocks and green vegetation, it offers shallow, crystal-clear water – ideal for swimming or relaxed snorkeling. Due to its intimate size and quiet location, the bay feels like a small, private paradise, far from the hustle and bustle of larger beaches.
Cala Llombards captivates with its radiant turquoise water and fine white sand. Surrounded by high cliffs and pine trees, the sheltered bay invites you to swim and relax in the calm sea. The beach itself offers plenty of space for sunbathing, and a small beach bar provides the perfect holiday atmosphere – perfect for a relaxing afternoon by the sea.
In the morning, you stroll through the colorful weekly market in Santanyí. Amongst fresh fruit, handicrafts, and Majorcan specialties, you can enjoy the authentic island flair. Afterwards, it's on to Platja des Trenc – one of Mallorca's most beautiful beaches – where you can swim and relax in the crystal-clear water.
The charming town in southeastern Mallorca is located about 50 km from Palma and is surrounded by picturesque nature and dreamlike beaches such as Cala Santanyí and Cala Llombards. Particularly impressive is the historic old town with its buildings made of golden Marés sandstone, the narrow streets and the cozy cafes - here you immediately feel the authentic Majorcan flair. A highlight is the famous weekly market (every Wednesday and Saturday), one of the most popular on the whole island. There you can expect fresh products, handicrafts and regional specialties. Santanyí is also a perfect starting point for excursions to the Mondragó Natural Park with pristine bays and beautiful hiking trails. In addition to culture and nature, many small restaurants with Mallorcan and international cuisine, as well as stylish boutiques and craft shops, make the town a special meeting place for connoisseurs and creatives.
Platja des Trenc is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca – and it's not for nothing that it's often compared to the Caribbean. Around 6 km of fine, white sand and turquoise water make this natural beach a real highlight in the south of the island, southwest of Campos. Instead of large hotel complexes, you'll find a protected dune landscape, rare bird species, and a relaxed atmosphere. A few chiringuitos (beach bars) provide snacks and drinks, but there's no loud party scene here – perfect for those seeking peace and nature. Since parking is limited, it's worth arriving early. The audience is a colourful mix: locals, families, nature lovers, and even nudists appreciate the special flair of Platja des Trenc.
On the fourth day, explore the mountain villages of the Tramuntana: Start in Valldemossa, continue via the artist village Deià and finally Sóller – with its charming center around the Plaça Constitució. For a perfect ending, drive to the Far del Cap Gros, where you can enjoy the sunset over the Bay of Sóller from a spectacular view – a quiet, unforgettable moment high above the sea.
Valldemossa is located in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, about 17 km northwest of Palma. The village is characterized by narrow cobblestone streets, traditional stone houses, and views over the surrounding valley. One of the main attractions is the La Cartuja Charterhouse, where Frédéric Chopin and George Sand spent the winter of 1838/39. Today, the monastery can be visited with its museum and gardens. Also worth seeing are the Mirador des Lledoners viewpoint and the Sant Bartomeu parish church in the town center. Culinary highlights include Coca de Patata, a sweet potato pastry often served in the town's cafes with coffee or hot chocolate. In addition, Valldemossa has several small galleries, craft shops, and various viewpoints, making it a popular excursion destination.
On the picturesque west coast of Mallorca, about 30 km from Palma, lies the small artists' village of Deià, nestled in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. Built terrace-like on the slope, sandstone houses, olive groves, and the view of the sea characterize the special panorama. For decades, Deià has been a retreat for creative people – writers, musicians, and painters found inspiration here, most notably the British author Robert Graves, who lived in the village for a long time. Nature lovers also get their money's worth: Deià is a perfect starting point for hikes, for example to Sóller or down to Cala Deià, a small, idyllic pebble bay. Despite its artistic heritage, the place has retained an exclusive flair: upscale restaurants, boutique hotels, and the quiet atmosphere attract celebrities as well as travelers seeking relaxation and charm.
Sóller is located in the fertile "Valley of Oranges" in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, about 25 km from Palma. The journey itself is an experience: either with the historic wooden railway "Red Lightning" (Ferrocarril de Sóller) from Palma or with the old tram, which takes you directly to the port. The old town enchants with modernist architecture, charming alleys and the Plaça de la Constitució – a lively square full of cafés and restaurants, surrounded by orange and lemon groves. Sóller is also an ideal starting point for hikes and bike tours in the Tramuntana mountains. A special highlight is the Port de Sóller: a picturesque bay with a sandy beach, marina, promenade and numerous restaurants directly on the water – perfect for relaxing at the end of the day.
The historic Far del Cap Gros lighthouse sits on a cliff high above the sea, west of Port de Sóller. Since its construction in 1842, it has served as a navigational landmark for shipping – and captivates visitors with its unparalleled panoramic view of the Bay of Sóller, the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, and the open sea. The lighthouse is easily accessible – on foot, by bike, or by car – and a popular stop on coastal hikes around Port de Sóller. It becomes particularly magical in the evening: At sunset, the warm light bathes the landscape in golden colors and creates a calm, almost meditative atmosphere away from the tourist crowds.
On the last day, it's time to say goodbye. After checking out of the hotel, you drive to Palma and take some time to stroll through the charming streets one last time. Afterwards, it's back to the airport where you return your rental car before your flight home.
The capital of the Balearic Islands is located in the southwest of the island and is the cultural and economic center of Mallorca. Palma combines Mediterranean harbor flair with historical charm and modern city life – perfect for ending your holiday. Highlights include the impressive La Seu Cathedral, the Almudaina Royal Palace, and the Arab Baths. In the old town, you can expect narrow, winding streets full of history, while the central Plaça Major with its large square and the Aparcament de la Plaça Major is a practical starting point for exploration tours. Culinarily, tapas bars and markets such as the Mercat de l’Olivar beckon, while shopping ranges from small boutiques to international brands. Thanks to its proximity to the international airport (only about 8 km away), Palma is easily accessible and well connected to all parts of the island.
At the end of your trip, you should arrive at the airport about three hours before departure. This allows enough time to return the rental car, check in, and go through security without stress before your return flight departs.
In just five days, experience the diversity of Mallorca: From the long sandy beaches around Cala Millor, a boat trip with dolphin watching and the Caribbean-like paradise Platja des Trenc to the charming mountain villages of Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller. Each stop offers special impressions – sometimes lively and full of holiday flair, sometimes quiet and embedded in the nature of the Serra de Tramuntana. Finally, Palma, the vibrant capital of the Balearic Islands, awaits with its mix of culture, history and modern city life. Between the cathedral, old town alleys and tapas bars, your trip ends in a relaxed atmosphere before heading back home – with unforgettable memories in your luggage.
Sun, beach and Mediterranean flair – this 5-day trip takes you to Mallorca's most beautiful places. From the beaches around Cala Millor, dolphin watching and the fantastic Platja des Trenc to the charming mountain villages of Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller, you will experience the island's diversity. The trip concludes with a stroll through Palma's old town before heading home with unforgettable memories.
Your journey begins upon landing in Mallorca. Directly at the airport, you'll pick up your rental car and drive towards Cala Millor. After checking into your accommodation and settling in briefly, it's straight to the sea. Feel the warm sand beneath your feet, listen to the sound of the waves, and enjoy your first Mallorcan sunset on the Mediterranean.
At the airport, you pick up your pre-booked car.
Cala Millor is located on the east coast of Mallorca and is known above all for its long, fine sandy beach with clear, turquoise water. A promenade with cafes, bars and small shops runs along the sea.
Nearby is the Punta de n’Amer nature reserve, which can be reached via a walking path. There is a small historical fortress there, offering views of the coast. In addition, Cala Millor offers various opportunities for activities, including water sports such as stand-up paddling or kayaking, as well as cycle paths along the coast.
In the evening, there is the possibility of eating in one of the restaurants on the beach and enjoying the atmosphere by the sea.
The day begins with an unforgettable highlight: a boat trip on the Mediterranean Sea. With a bit of luck, playful dolphins will accompany the trip – a magical moment that will remain in your memory for a long time. In the afternoon, the coast around Cala Millor is waiting to be discovered. Small, hidden coves with crystal-clear, turquoise water invite you to swim, snorkel, or simply relax by the sea – the perfect end to an eventful holiday day.
Imagine gliding into crystal-clear water while curious dolphins gracefully swim around you. On this special excursion, you won't just observe these fascinating animals from afar – you'll share the water with them. Their playful energy and gentle nature make this encounter a magical highlight of any Mallorca trip. Experienced guides ensure respectful interaction and memories that will last a lifetime.
https://www.click-mallorca.com/de/aktivitaeten/delfin-touren/
Close to Porto Cristo lies the small, secluded bay Cala Petita. Framed by rocks and green vegetation, it offers shallow, crystal-clear water – ideal for swimming or relaxed snorkeling. Due to its intimate size and quiet location, the bay feels like a small, private paradise, far from the hustle and bustle of larger beaches.
Cala Llombards captivates with its radiant turquoise water and fine white sand. Surrounded by high cliffs and pine trees, the sheltered bay invites you to swim and relax in the calm sea. The beach itself offers plenty of space for sunbathing, and a small beach bar provides the perfect holiday atmosphere – perfect for a relaxing afternoon by the sea.
In the morning, you stroll through the colorful weekly market in Santanyí. Amongst fresh fruit, handicrafts, and Majorcan specialties, you can enjoy the authentic island flair. Afterwards, it's on to Platja des Trenc – one of Mallorca's most beautiful beaches – where you can swim and relax in the crystal-clear water.
The charming town in southeastern Mallorca is located about 50 km from Palma and is surrounded by picturesque nature and dreamlike beaches such as Cala Santanyí and Cala Llombards. Particularly impressive is the historic old town with its buildings made of golden Marés sandstone, the narrow streets and the cozy cafes - here you immediately feel the authentic Majorcan flair. A highlight is the famous weekly market (every Wednesday and Saturday), one of the most popular on the whole island. There you can expect fresh products, handicrafts and regional specialties. Santanyí is also a perfect starting point for excursions to the Mondragó Natural Park with pristine bays and beautiful hiking trails. In addition to culture and nature, many small restaurants with Mallorcan and international cuisine, as well as stylish boutiques and craft shops, make the town a special meeting place for connoisseurs and creatives.
Platja des Trenc is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca – and it's not for nothing that it's often compared to the Caribbean. Around 6 km of fine, white sand and turquoise water make this natural beach a real highlight in the south of the island, southwest of Campos. Instead of large hotel complexes, you'll find a protected dune landscape, rare bird species, and a relaxed atmosphere. A few chiringuitos (beach bars) provide snacks and drinks, but there's no loud party scene here – perfect for those seeking peace and nature. Since parking is limited, it's worth arriving early. The audience is a colourful mix: locals, families, nature lovers, and even nudists appreciate the special flair of Platja des Trenc.
On the fourth day, explore the mountain villages of the Tramuntana: Start in Valldemossa, continue via the artist village Deià and finally Sóller – with its charming center around the Plaça Constitució. For a perfect ending, drive to the Far del Cap Gros, where you can enjoy the sunset over the Bay of Sóller from a spectacular view – a quiet, unforgettable moment high above the sea.
Valldemossa is located in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, about 17 km northwest of Palma. The village is characterized by narrow cobblestone streets, traditional stone houses, and views over the surrounding valley. One of the main attractions is the La Cartuja Charterhouse, where Frédéric Chopin and George Sand spent the winter of 1838/39. Today, the monastery can be visited with its museum and gardens. Also worth seeing are the Mirador des Lledoners viewpoint and the Sant Bartomeu parish church in the town center. Culinary highlights include Coca de Patata, a sweet potato pastry often served in the town's cafes with coffee or hot chocolate. In addition, Valldemossa has several small galleries, craft shops, and various viewpoints, making it a popular excursion destination.
On the picturesque west coast of Mallorca, about 30 km from Palma, lies the small artists' village of Deià, nestled in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. Built terrace-like on the slope, sandstone houses, olive groves, and the view of the sea characterize the special panorama. For decades, Deià has been a retreat for creative people – writers, musicians, and painters found inspiration here, most notably the British author Robert Graves, who lived in the village for a long time. Nature lovers also get their money's worth: Deià is a perfect starting point for hikes, for example to Sóller or down to Cala Deià, a small, idyllic pebble bay. Despite its artistic heritage, the place has retained an exclusive flair: upscale restaurants, boutique hotels, and the quiet atmosphere attract celebrities as well as travelers seeking relaxation and charm.
Sóller is located in the fertile "Valley of Oranges" in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, about 25 km from Palma. The journey itself is an experience: either with the historic wooden railway "Red Lightning" (Ferrocarril de Sóller) from Palma or with the old tram, which takes you directly to the port. The old town enchants with modernist architecture, charming alleys and the Plaça de la Constitució – a lively square full of cafés and restaurants, surrounded by orange and lemon groves. Sóller is also an ideal starting point for hikes and bike tours in the Tramuntana mountains. A special highlight is the Port de Sóller: a picturesque bay with a sandy beach, marina, promenade and numerous restaurants directly on the water – perfect for relaxing at the end of the day.
The historic Far del Cap Gros lighthouse sits on a cliff high above the sea, west of Port de Sóller. Since its construction in 1842, it has served as a navigational landmark for shipping – and captivates visitors with its unparalleled panoramic view of the Bay of Sóller, the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, and the open sea. The lighthouse is easily accessible – on foot, by bike, or by car – and a popular stop on coastal hikes around Port de Sóller. It becomes particularly magical in the evening: At sunset, the warm light bathes the landscape in golden colors and creates a calm, almost meditative atmosphere away from the tourist crowds.
On the last day, it's time to say goodbye. After checking out of the hotel, you drive to Palma and take some time to stroll through the charming streets one last time. Afterwards, it's back to the airport where you return your rental car before your flight home.
The capital of the Balearic Islands is located in the southwest of the island and is the cultural and economic center of Mallorca. Palma combines Mediterranean harbor flair with historical charm and modern city life – perfect for ending your holiday. Highlights include the impressive La Seu Cathedral, the Almudaina Royal Palace, and the Arab Baths. In the old town, you can expect narrow, winding streets full of history, while the central Plaça Major with its large square and the Aparcament de la Plaça Major is a practical starting point for exploration tours. Culinarily, tapas bars and markets such as the Mercat de l’Olivar beckon, while shopping ranges from small boutiques to international brands. Thanks to its proximity to the international airport (only about 8 km away), Palma is easily accessible and well connected to all parts of the island.
At the end of your trip, you should arrive at the airport about three hours before departure. This allows enough time to return the rental car, check in, and go through security without stress before your return flight departs.
In just five days, experience the diversity of Mallorca: From the long sandy beaches around Cala Millor, a boat trip with dolphin watching and the Caribbean-like paradise Platja des Trenc to the charming mountain villages of Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller. Each stop offers special impressions – sometimes lively and full of holiday flair, sometimes quiet and embedded in the nature of the Serra de Tramuntana. Finally, Palma, the vibrant capital of the Balearic Islands, awaits with its mix of culture, history and modern city life. Between the cathedral, old town alleys and tapas bars, your trip ends in a relaxed atmosphere before heading back home – with unforgettable memories in your luggage.
