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Spring (Mar–May)
Mild days, almond blossom early on, fewer crowds. Ideal for villages, walks and Palma without peak heat.
Mallorca
Découvrir Majorque
Quelques idées pour votre séjour et comment vous y rendre confortablement.
- 260+plages et criques
- 300+jours de soleil par an (env.)
- UNESCOSerra de Tramuntana, patrimoine mondial
Les saveurs de Majorque
La cuisine de l'île mêle tradition méditerranéenne et produits locaux : des viennoiseries du matin aux fruits de mer frais des ports de pêche.
- Ensaïmada la célèbre pâtisserie en spirale, parfaite avec un café à Palma.
- Sobrassada la charcuterie tartinable de l'île, un classique local.
- Tumbet des couches de légumes rôtis, un plat d'été traditionnel.
- Fruits de mer frais à déguster dans les villages portuaires comme Port de Sóller.
- Markets Olivar in Palma and the weekly market in Sineu are worth a stop.
- Wine pairing Binissalem cellars pair well with a food-focused day inland.
Plages et criques
Des longues baies de sable aux criques cachées à l'eau turquoise, il y a une plage pour chaque journée.
- Es Trenc longue plage naturelle du sud au sable blanc.
- Cala Millor vaste plage de sable de la côte est, idéale pour les familles.
- Baie d'Alcúdia eau calme et peu profonde le long d'une très longue plage.
- Formentor baies bordées de pins dans le nord de l'île.
- Cala Mondragó a nature park with two coves and easy walking paths.
- Beach bag day Go straight from the airport to the sand when your hotel is beachfront.
Culture et histoire
Architecture gothique, châteaux et monastères de montagne racontent la longue histoire de l'île.
- Cathédrale de Palma (La Seu) le monument gothique face à la baie.
- Château de Bellver un château circulaire avec vue sur Palma.
- Serra de Tramuntana paysage culturel classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO.
- Valldemossa la chartreuse où Chopin et George Sand ont séjourné en 1838–39.
- Old Palma courtyards, the Gothic lonja and the Santa Catalina district.
- Museum tip Combine Bellver or Es Baluard with an old-town walk — we wait or return on call.
Villages de charme
Maisons en pierre, ruelles étroites et vues sur la montagne : les petits villages sont un temps fort de toute visite.
- Sóller vallée d'orangers avec un tramway historique jusqu'au port.
- Deià village perché apprécié des artistes dans la Tramuntana.
- Vieille ville d'Alcúdia remparts médiévaux et marché animé.
- Fornalutx village de pierre tranquille entre terrasses et orangers.
- Binissalem the island's wine heart, about 30 minutes from Palma.
- Photo stops Ask for a short viewpoint stop on Tramuntana roads when traffic allows.
Mountains and landscapes
The Serra de Tramuntana runs along the west: olive terraces, viewpoints and villages above the sea.
- Viewpoints Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis deserve a full day.
- Valldemossa an easy gateway to the mountains, about 30 minutes from Palma.
- Sóller the orange valley and the port, linked by the 1913 tram.
- Walks waymarked paths between Deià, Fornalutx and Banyalbufar.
- Sunset the west coast lights up: arrive with time and no rush.
- Sa Calobra A full-day mountain loop; start early and travel light.
Harbours and seafronts
Mallorca’s harbours mix boats, terraces and sunsets. A private transfer leaves the day free to wander.
- Port de Sóller a round bay, a lighthouse and the historic tram.
- Port d'Alcúdia a long promenade, restaurants and boat trips.
- Port de Pollença a family feel on the north bay.
- Portals Nous coves and the marina close to Palma.
- Cala Ratjada lighthouse, coves and evening buzz in the east.
- Boat days We can drop you at the marina for a morning trip and collect you later.
Travelling with children
Shallow beaches, short hops and a driver waiting for you: family travel is simpler this way.
- Alcúdia a long, shallow beach, ideal for little ones.
- Cala Millor a promenade, wide sand and services near the hotel.
- Palma parks, the aquarium and the old town for a city day.
- Child seats request them when you book; we bring them at no extra charge.
- Stops if the group needs a break, tell us and we adapt the pickup.
- Buggies & seats Tell us in the booking notes — space is planned per vehicle.
Wine country inland
Binissalem and the central plains grow the island’s DO wines. Cellars, villages and quiet roads — best reached without rushing a rental car schedule.
- Binissalem heart of Mallorca’s wine DO, about 30 minutes from Palma.
- Local grapes Manto Negro and Prensal Blanc define many island bottles.
- Cellar visits book tastings in advance in high season.
- Sineu & Inca markets and old-town stops between vineyards.
- Pairings sobrasada, cheeses and ensaïmada after a tasting.
- Transfer tip we drop you at the bodega or hotel and wait or return later.
Markets and local life
Weekly markets are where Mallorca still feels local: fruit, cheese, leather and a busy café terrace nearby.
- Palma – Olivar indoor market for produce, fish and a quick bite.
- Sineu (Wed) one of the oldest and liveliest island markets.
- Inca (Thu) big market day with leather and street food.
- Alcúdia (Tue & Sun) inside and around the medieval walls.
- Sóller (Sat) valley produce and a village square atmosphere.
- Arrive early we can time the airport or hotel pickup for market morning.
Southwest coast & nightlife
From calm coves near Illetas to the energy of Magaluf and Palma Nova: the southwest is close to the airport and packed with hotels.
- Magaluf & Palma Nova resorts, beaches and nightlife strips.
- Santa Ponsa family bay a short hop from the airport.
- Portals / Bendinat coves and marinas with a quieter feel.
- Andratx & Camp de Mar west toward quieter evenings.
- Late flights ideal zone when you land after dinner time.
- Groups tell us luggage and party size — price is per vehicle.
Iconic places to start with
Hand-picked corners of Mallorca with a clear airport transfer so you can plan the first days without guesswork.
When to visit Mallorca
The island works year-round. Match the season to beaches, hiking or city weekends.
Summer (Jun–Aug)
Beach season, long evenings and busy resorts. Book transfers early for late flights and weekend arrivals.
Autumn (Sep–Nov)
Warm sea into October, harvest markets and softer light in the Tramuntana. A sweet spot for couples and hikers.
Winter (Dec–Feb)
Quiet roads, crisp mountain air and city culture. Golf, cycling and weekend breaks work well with private pickups.
Ready-made day ideas
Four classic days. Start from your hotel or the airport — we handle the mountain bends and parking.
West: Tramuntana day
Stone villages and viewpoints above the sea.
- Morning in Valldemossa (Charterhouse and village streets).
- Coast road toward Deià for lunch with a view.
- Afternoon in Sóller or Port de Sóller.
- Return before sunset or stay for dinner in the valley.
North: Alcúdia & bays
Medieval walls, long beaches and calm water.
- Old Alcúdia inside the walls and the weekly market (Tue/Sun).
- Beach time on the Bay of Alcúdia.
- Optional Port de Pollença or Cap de Formentor (full day).
- Easy evening promenade and seafood.
East: sand & caves
Family beaches and one of Mallorca’s best-known caves.
- Settle in Cala Millor or Cala Bona.
- Caves of Drach near Porto Cristo (book timed entry).
- Swim or stroll the east-coast promenade.
- Quiet dinner away from the busiest strips.
City: Palma essentials
Cathedral, old town and a harbour sunset.
- La Seu cathedral and the old quarter courtyards.
- Mercat de l’Olivar or Santa Catalina for lunch.
- Bellver Castle viewpoint or a beach club near Illetas.
- Sunset walk along the Paseo Marítimo.
Profitez au mieux de votre voyage
Quelques idées pour votre séjour et comment vous y rendre confortablement.
Day one, no stress
Book the arrival transfer with your flight number. We meet you in arrivals with a sign and wait up to 60 minutes if the plane is late.
West coast and Tramuntana
Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller are best in morning light. A private car skips the hairpins and high-season parking.
East-coast beaches
Cala Millor, Cala Bona and Porto Cristo are made for sandy days. Go straight to the hotel and start the holiday on arrival day.
Bay of Alcúdia
Calm water, a walled old town and Port de Pollença nearby. Ideal with children or if you want a long, easy beach.
Late-night arrivals
Flights at 22:00 or in the small hours: we still operate. A 15% night surcharge applies between 20:00 and 06:00.
Families and groups
Note child seats, buggies or extra luggage when you book. The price is per vehicle, not per person, and the car matches the group.
Skip the first rental day
Land, clear arrivals and go straight to the hotel. Collect a hire car later if you still want one for island roaming.
Plan around the season
July–August fill resorts and mountain parking. Shoulder months give easier roads and the same turquoise water into October.
Mallorca is easier without parking hunts or bus changes. Here are ideas by area — we pick you up at the airport or hotel at the time you choose.
260+plages et criques
300+jours de soleil par an (env.)
UNESCOSerra de Tramuntana, patrimoine mondial
Distances are short on a map but mountain roads and summer traffic add time. A private airport transfer gets you to the hotel without renting a car on day one — then explore at your pace.
