Explore Mallorca
like a local.
Beaches, markets, restaurants, transport and seasonal tips curated by independent islanders.
Best zones to stay
Choose the area that fits your holiday style and logistics.
Palma
Best base for short stays, nightlife, restaurants and no-car trips.
Palma, Old Town, Santa Catalina, Portixol, Cala Major
EMT Palma + walking + taxis
North Mallorca
Best for families, long sandy beaches and active holidays.
Alcúdia, Port de Pollença, Pollença, Can Picafort, Playa de Muro
TIB from Palma / airport routes in season
East Mallorca
Best zone for calas, but parking can be difficult in summer.
Cala Ratjada, Cala Millor, Porto Cristo, Cala d'Or, Santanyí
TIB from Palma/airport; car recommended for small coves
South Mallorca
Good for beach days and natural sandy coastline. Es Trenc parking should be planned.
Llucmajor, Campos, Sa Ràpita, Colònia de Sant Jordi, Ses Salines
TIB to main towns; car or boat for hidden beaches
West Mallorca / Tramuntana
Best for scenic Mallorca. Roads are beautiful but slow and curvy.
Andratx, Sant Elm, Valldemossa, Deià, Sóller, Port de Sóller
TIB possible to main villages; car or guided route useful
Calvià / Southwest
Good for summer plans, nightlife, beaches and WhatsApp-based bookings.
Magaluf, Palmanova, Santa Ponça, Peguera, Portals Nous, Port d’Andratx
TIB and taxis; car useful for beaches and viewpoints
Markets by day
Rotating weekly markets with local produce, crafts and street food.
Top picks for visitors
Most markets in Mallorca start early (around 08:30) and pack up by 13:30. These are the ones we recommend most for overall atmosphere and location.
Plan Mallorca by month
Weather, water temperatures and the best type of travel for every month of the year.
January
low seasonBeach note: Not recommended for swimming, good for walks
Planning tip: Some coastal restaurants, beach clubs and boat activities may be closed.
February
low seasonBeach note: Visual/coastal walks, not main beach season
Planning tip: Check opening days for restaurants outside Palma.
March
spring mid seasonBeach note: Possible sunny beach days, water still cold
Planning tip: Weather can change quickly.
April
spring mid highBeach note: Good for sunbathing on warm days, swimming depends on weather
Planning tip: Easter weeks can be busy.
May
pre summer highgood beach month, less crowded than summer
Book premium restaurants and boat activities in advance.
June
summer highexcellent
Avoid driving into small coves late morning; parking fills quickly.
July
peak summerexcellent but crowded
Heat, traffic, parking problems and crowded coves.
August
peak summerexcellent but maximum crowding
Book everything in advance.
September
late summer highexcellent, sea still warm
Storms can appear, especially late September.
October
autumn mid highpossible but weather-dependent
Some seasonal businesses begin to close.
November
low seasoncoastal walks, not beach season
More rain and fewer coastal services.
December
low season christmasnot beach season
Check holiday schedules.
Transport guide
EMT Palma
Inside Palma, Airport to Palma centre, Airport to S'Arenal, Port to centre, Urban beaches. Perfect for city stays and urban beach days.
TIB Mallorca
Inter-urban buses, trains and metro connecting Palma to the rest of Mallorca. Credit card "tap and go" is the best way to pay.
Need private transport?
For groups, airport transfers or day trips without the wait. Direct WhatsApp booking with local drivers.
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