Which boutique hotels in Mallorca can we recommend?
Steffen
2 January 2023
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You are looking for onebeautiful boutique hotel in Mallorcafor your next vacation? But what's the best boutique hotel to stay in? My tip: look at my leaderboard! Because I've opened a lot of hotels over the yearsMallorcatested and here for youbest boutique hotels ofMallorcacompiled.
For more than 10 years I have been regularly and happily in Mallorca, the diversity of the island is simply sensational. I also love the atmosphere and style of boutique hotels in general, so it made sense to finally reveal my tips for these wonderfully individual hotels here. you have a fantastic choice from small luxury hotels to relaxed, family-run boutique hotels in the interior of the island. So there is definitely the perfect boutique hotel for you for your next Mallorca holiday!
The 28 best boutique hotels in Mallorca
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Hotel Can Alomar
HotelinPalma de Mallorca
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5 stars | One of my favorite hotels in Palma is Hotel Can Alomar. It is a top-class boutique hotel in an old palazzo right on the Paseo del Borne boulevard. The sun terraces are great for relaxing (one has a small pool), the De Tokio a Lima restaurant is one of the best on the island, and the courtyard is planted with orange trees. The rooms are really nicely furnished - they embody everything that makes a boutique hotel for me. Just look at the pictures and you'll see what I mean!
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Hotel Can Cera
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5 stars | Hotel Can Cera is one of the most popular luxury boutique hotels in Mallorca. And rightly so: history meets modern service here and the building itself is an eye-catcher. You will find the 5 star boutique hotel in a 17th century palace in the historic center of Palma de Mallorca. Therefore, all important attractions can be reached quickly.
It is oneAdults OnlyHotel, so peace and quiet is guaranteed (and I'm writing this as the proud father of two kids 😀 ) Be sure to check out the hotel, because it's one of the best candidates in Palma. The suites and rooms are large, the restaurant is excellent and, in addition to a terrace, the lobby and courtyard alone are worth a visit.
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Nivia Born Boutique Hotel
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5 stars | The Nivia Born Boutique Hotel Mallorca is a dream hotel in Palma de Mallorca. I love the style of the rooms, they exude an incredible calm and elegance. The entire hotel has a really great tenant, the crew is always nice and helpful and the view from the roof terrace of the old town and the cathedral is pure vacation. In my opinion, this is exactly how a boutique hotel in Palma should be!
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Can Aulí Luxury Retreat
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5 stars | For me, one of the most beautiful and harmonious boutique hotels in the north of Mallorca is the Can Aulí Luxury Retreat. I visited friends here and was simply amazed by the architecture, the taste of the interior designers and the atmosphere. Do you know that feeling when you enter a hotel and you immediately feel super comfortable? That's exactly what I had at the Can Aulí Luxury Retreat!
Everything is done in calm earth tones, many elements of the 17th century building have been uncovered and restored and combined with modern elements. In the sheltered inner courtyard you can sit under palm and shady trees and jump into the pool or let yourself be pampered with regional cuisine. Simply fantastic!
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Sant Francesc Singular Hotel
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5 stars | For me, the Sant Francesc Hotel Singular is one of the most beautiful boutique hotels in Palma de Mallorca. In addition to a sensational view from the roof terrace with pool, it exudes a wonderfully exclusive charm without being "aloof". Really great!
Located in a restored 19th-century mansion, you'll immediately notice that it has been furnished with great attention to detail. The rooms are super stylish and tastefully decorated. Many of the rooms and suites have their own small balcony or terrace, it couldn't be better. Oh yes: the Sant Francesc Hotel Singular has a really good restaurant and a very good lobby bar. All this makes it one of the best 5-star boutique hotels in Mallorca!
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Top Prime Boutique Hotel
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5 stars | The Summum Prime Boutique Hotel is one of the most beautiful and impressive 5 star boutique hotels in Mallorca, without a doubt. It is housed in a 15th-century palace and is sensationally furnished down to the smallest detail. The rooms and suites are huge, the decor is super stylish and definitely unique.
In addition to its roof terrace, the Summum Prime Boutique Hotel offers a spa area where you can "recharge your batteries". They play wonderfully with contrasts: white meets dark wood, in other areas it is exactly the other way around. My conclusion: what a nice hotel!
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Cap Rocat - A Small Luxury Hotel of the World
HotelinCala Blava
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5 stars | As the name suggests, the Cap Rocat is a very luxurious boutique hotel right on the bay of Palma. It has a beautiful pool, two really good restaurants and several terraces and lounges. The unique thing about the hotel is the building in which it is located. Because it was once a military fortress. All this makes it one of the best 5 star boutique hotels in Mallorca!
My tip: if your travel budget allows it, be sure to book a suite. They have day beds that look straight out to sea!
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Boutique Hotel Posada Terra Santa
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4 stars | What a beautiful place! Located in the old town of Palma, the Boutique Hotel Posada Terra Santa Mallorca is a charming and luxurious hotel. In addition to a roof terrace, it has a rooftop pool, which is a real plus in summer, stylish rooms and super-comfortable beds (I tried it myself!).
As soon as you enter the hotel, you will be won over by the Posada Terra Sant: it is very stylishly furnished and is housed in a 16th-century manor house. A lot is done right here!
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My Boutique Hotel
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4 stars | The Mon Boutique Hotel is located in Pollença in the north-east of Mallorca. I love this area because you are super-fast at various beautiful bays and there is a lot of untouched nature to discover. The hotel is very pretty from the outside, this extends to the lobby and the rooms.
Although you are so centrally located in town, it is wonderfully quiet, the roof terrace is a real highlight and the view of the mountains and landscape is breathtaking. Another nice thing: you are far away from the typical tourist places and can still experience a little bit of authentic Mallorca.
My tip: ask for a room with a view of the market square!
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Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden
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5 stars | The Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden is just gorgeous! It is located in a historic city palace that has been lovingly restored. If you are looking for a very special boutique hotel in Mallorca and want to treat yourself to the luxury of 5 stars, you absolutely have to see it.
In addition to a roof terrace with a pool, from which you have a sensational panoramic view of the entire city, I was particularly impressed by the inner courtyard. You sit (or lie) between palm trees, it's shady, quiet and green - amazing, you're in the heart of the old town! Also plan a visit to the hotel's own restaurant, it's worth it!
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Can Cota Boutique
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4 stars | The Can Cota Boutique is located in the interior of Mallorca and offers you pure tranquility and luxury. In addition to an infinity pool (from which you can have a wonderful view of the mountains and the landscape), a family atmosphere and a great garden area await you. From here you can be in any corner of the island in less than an hour, whether Palma, Port d'Alcúdia or Soller - just perfect. If you are looking for a boutique hotel away from the cities, you have come to the right place!
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Castillo Hotel Son Vida - A Luxury Collection Hotel Majorca
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5 stars | The Castillo Hotel Son Vida is not a boutique hotel in the classic sense, but it still exudes a similar charm. Why? The hotel is not in a town house, it's in a 13th century castle! Its location on a mountain slope gives you a unique view of Palma de Mallorca and the sea. There are three pools, two restaurants and several stylish bars and lounges, so it had to be on my best list.
It is particularly ideal for the golf fans among you, as there are four modern golf courses in the immediate vicinity. Simply fantastic!
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Forum Boutique Hotel & Spa
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4 stars | I've been a guest myself at the Forum Boutique Hotel & Spa in Alcudia, because (unsurprisingly) boutique hotels (not only) on Mallorca magically attract me. The location in the old town with its many small streets is awesome, I've been to the place more than 20 times and believe me, Alcudia doesn't get any better than this. You are located right on the small Placa de la Constitucio, there are plenty of good bars and restaurants within 200 metres.
The hotel itself is relatively new and has been completely refurbished after a change of ownership. The rooms are decorated in relaxed natural colors, the lobby is great for cooling off (including the bar!) and the style is just wonderful. If you are looking for a really good boutique hotel in the north of Mallorca, definitely check it out!
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The Residence, A Belmond Hotel, Majorca
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5 stars | If you are looking for a luxury boutique hotel in Mallorca, there is hardly a way around La Residencia in the artist town of Deià. It is located in a typical Mallorcan building (from the 16th century) with a huge garden (here is also the sculpture garden) including an olive grove. In addition to two beautiful pools, you can choose between rooms and suites with mountain views and sea views.
The hotel's El Olivo restaurant has won multiple awards, and if you're more in the mood for tapas, there's Café Miro. For lovers of art and culture (and luxury), La Residencia is the first choice!
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Nakar Hotel
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4 stars | The Nakar Hotel is a small but fine boutique hotel in Palma de Mallorca, whose highlight is definitely the infinity pool on the roof. Many of the rooms in the stylishly furnished hotel have their own balcony or terrace, from which you have a view of the sea (Cala Major beach is just under 4 km away), the old town and the cathedral.
The entire hotel exudes a wonderful elegance and tranquility that will make you feel welcome as soon as you enter. All around the boutique hotel you will find a lot of good bars and restaurants, just wonderful!
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Palacio can Marques
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5 stars | The Palacio can Marques is a luxury boutique hotel in Palma that takes you back in time. Everything is stately furnished and in a very stylish way. The bar and its own garden are really nice, not to mention the roof terrace, from which you have a sensational view of the city. Sights such as Passeig del Born, Palma Cathedral and Plaza Mayor are all within a few minutes' walk - perfect for a long weekend!
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Sant Jaume Hotel
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5 stars | Hotel Sant Jaume is a design hotel in the old town of Palma de Mallorca. If you're a design fanatic like me, you should check it out: the rooms are large and furnished in a way that exudes a wonderful tranquility. The style is classically elegant and runs through the entire hotel.
I really like the roof terrace and the restaurant where you can eat tapas at a high level. In addition, the most important sights and the diverse gastronomic scene are in the immediate vicinity. So it is perfect if you are looking for a luxury hotel away from the usual hotel chains in a central location!
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Portixol Hotel & Restaurant
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4 stars | The Portixol Hotel & Restaurant is a really nice boutique hotel on Mallorca on the beach. The facility exudes the charm and lightness of the south, it always reminded me a little bit of California. The location is sensational: you have an unobstructed view of the sea and the beach from your hotel room, you can end the evenings on your own terrace and have a really good time.
The hotel itself is only a 3 minute walk from Portixol Beach and Portixol Port of Palma, the onsite restaurant is really good and there is even a spa. That's how holidays on Mallorca should be, right?
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Protur Naisa Palma Hotel
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4 stars | The Protur Naisa Palma Hotel is a really stylish hotel just 5 minutes walk from the old town. The rooms are bright and spacious, the rooftop pool is a great place to cool off and it has both a bar and a restaurant.
Since it is one of the most popular and most booked hotels in Palma, you should act quickly if there are still rooms available for your travel dates. You are guaranteed to feel at home here!
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Hotel Bosch Boutique
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4 stars | Hotel Bosch Boutique is a super stylish boutique hotel in the heart of Palma de Mallorca. It could hardly be more central, because it is located directly on one of the many small streets with restaurants, tapas bars and the famous Passeig del Born.
It is just a little more than a kilometer to the Playa Ca’n Pere Antoni beach and if you want to go shopping, then the Hotel Bosch Boutique is ideal due to its location, because the selection ranges from luxury boutiques to small designer shops. The hotel itself is well furnished, has a terrace - some of the rooms even have their own small balcony.
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Ars Magna Bleisure Hotel
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4 stars | The Ars Magna Bleisure Hotel is an exciting boutique hotel in Palma de Mallorca because it cleverly combines Spanish interior elements with Nordic modern charm. It's one of the newest hotels in Palma so everything from facilities to style is top notch. It's location makes it super popular, so if you can find rooms for your desired travel dates, don't wait too long.
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Palau Sa Font
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4 stars | The Palau Sa Font is a boutique hotel in the old town of Palma. If there is some sort of checklist that a boutique hotel must complete, all items are “checked off”. Located in what many consider to be the most beautiful part of Palma de Mallorca? Check! Terrace? Check! Stylishly furnished? Check! Located in a historic building from the 16th century? Guess! Correct: check!
A real highlight is the observation tower of the hotel (!) - from here you can enjoy a wonderful view of the cathedral and the old town. Therefore: definitely see!
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Ca's Papa
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4 stars | The Boutique Hotel Ca's Papà is located in the east of Mallorca in Valldemossa, just 5 minutes from Palma. From your stylish rooms you can see the mountains and enjoy a great atmosphere. You can't miss the hotel: it is centrally located in this idyllic little town and has mint painted balconies and shutters!
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StayCatalina Boutique-Apartments
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4 stars | Who says boutique hotels aren't for families with kids? The StayCatalina Boutique Hotel-Apartments is an aparthotel in Palma de Mallorca, more precisely in the Santa Catalina district. It's my favorite neighborhood in the city, if only for the Mercat de Santa Catalina and the Es Baluard Museu d'Art Contemporani de Palma, both of which are just a few blocks away.
The StayCatalina boutique apartments are perfect for those who want to combine the comfort of an apartment with the service of a hotel. I can promise you one thing: you are guaranteed to feel extremely comfortable and welcome here!
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Yartan Boutique Hotel
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4 stars | The Yartan Boutique Hotel is located in the small town of Arta in the north of Mallorca. The city center is a dream with its many small streets, bars and restaurants and still feels really authentic. This is exactly the spirit of the Yartan Boutique Hotel, which offers a large pool, a small hammam and a beautiful garden.
The building itself is a dream, once an 18th century manor house which has recently been renovated and has just 12 rooms. The combination of old and new modern shapes is really successful!
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Splendid Hotel
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4 stars | The Boutique Hotel Esplendido is a very beautiful and stylish hotel right on the beach of Port de Sóller in western Mallorca. Each of the rooms is individually decorated and all have direct sea views. What could be nicer than looking at the water every morning on vacation or admiring the sunset?! You can do that right here!
The location is ideal for exploring the island. You can be in Palma in 40 minutes, but also in Pollença or Alcudia. But the town itself also has a lot to offer. And because the Hotel Esplendido is right on the promenade, you can jump into the sea first thing in the morning.
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L'Avenida Hotel
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4 Stars | L'Avenida is located in the center of Soller, in a building that is over 100 years old and has been completely renovated. The rooms are individually designed and you can tell that there is a lot of attention to detail. I particularly loved the courtyard with palm trees and large pool, and the super-attentive staff.
If you are looking for a stylish hotel away from the main stream of visitors, then the L'Avenida Hotel is a real insider tip!
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Hotel Creu de Tau Art
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4 stars | Hotel Creu de Tau Art is a wonderful hotel housed in a former convent. You can expect a very stylish interior, large and spacious rooms and a pool with a wonderful view. This makes it one of the few highlights in the north-east of Mallorca if you are specifically looking for boutique hotels.
As usual for former monasteries, the hotel complex is very spacious, very well maintained and an oasis of calm. You can get a portion of extra relaxation in the hotel's own spa. This makes it a hotel tip for everyone who wants something special off the beaten track.
The most beautiful boutique hotels in Mallorca on the map
A clear map with all boutique hotels from Palma de Mallorca via Port de Soller to Alcudia can be found here - just click on "FULL IMAGE MAP" if you want to see more. You can click on any hotel on the map and find out everything you need to know!
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FAQs
What is the best part of Mallorca to stay in? ›
For limestone cliffs which fall dramatically away into clear turquoise seas the best places to stay on Mallorca are around Deià and Valldemossa. If you hanker after long, spacious sandy beaches then Sóller, Port de Pollença, Alcúdia, Canyamel and Ca'n Picafort are obvious choices.
How many days do you need in Mallorca? ›If you love being on the go and are happy to see everything at a fast pace, 2 days in Mallorca might be enough for you, but it will likely be too short. But if you'd like to slow things down, and have a little more time to spend at the beach, you might want to consider 4 to 5 days, or even a week in Mallorca instead.
How many 5 star hotels are there in Mallorca? ›97 five-star hotels at your fingertips.
How do you get around in Mallorca? ›- Moped. The moped is one of the best ways to get to know Mallorca without a car. ...
- Public transport. Public transport is a good way to get around Mallorca without a car. ...
- Tourist buses. ...
- Segway. ...
- Renting a bike.
Areas to avoid
If you're after something more relaxed, do stay away from Magaluf and Palma Nova as these places are where you'll find a lot of the 18-30's groups, along with English-style pubs, a big drinking culture and all-night parties. They are also jam-packed during the peak tourism months of July and August.
The best time to go to Majorca is in the summer months from June to September. The weather is very warm, with highs of 30°C in August.
Do they speak English in Mallorca? ›The island has two official languages, Castilian (Spanish) and Catalan, while locals prefer to speak their Mallorquin dialect. However, the island's staff, including maids, speak several foreign languages. English, German and French are particularly common.
How long is ferry from Barcelona to Mallorca? ›The duration of the ferry from Barcelona to Mallorca ranges from 5 hr to roughly 7 hr 15 min. Travel time depends on the port of arrival and the type of vessel you've chosen.
What is the cheapest month in Mallorca? ›Winter (from December to February) is the cheapest time to visit Mallorca.
Where do celebs stay in Majorca? ›Celebrity properties in Palma and Cala Major
Celebrity properties in Mallorca include the Royal Palace of La Almudaina in Palma old town as well as Palacio Marivent in Cala Major, both owned by the Spanish royal family. King Felipe VI & Queen Letizia of Spain are often seen spending their summer holidays in Mallorca.
What is the richest part of Mallorca? ›
1. Son Vida. The private community of Son Vida is Palma's most expensive neighbourhood located in the city's hilltops. The area is always under construction by world-famous architects drawn to the area for its affluent clientele.
What is the richest city in Mallorca? ›The villages of the Serra de Tramuntana are the richest in Mallorca and the 'fora vila' areas of some Municipalities in the Llevant are the poorest. But the biggest differences are in Palma, where the highest income is almost five times more than the lowest.
Can you Uber in Mallorca? ›The American company Uber has started its activity in Mallorca this Thursday morning. Thus, from 9 am, users have been able to make use of VTC and taxi services in the municipalities of Palma, Calvia, Andratx and Llucmajor.
Do we need a car in Mallorca? ›Having your own set of wheels gives you the most freedom to explore the island on your time. Buses are an option, too, but service is limited, especially on weekends. In towns like Palma, there are plenty of taxis, but these are more of an option for inter-city trips rather than for island treks.
Is Majorca walkable? ›Mallorca is often described as a walkers' paradise because of the attractive and varied scenery, the wonderful climate (walking is possible year-round bar July and August) and the relative seclusion of many of the walking paths.
What is the prettiest village in Majorca? ›- Deià A well-heeled, rural retreat, Deià has long been a magnet for the bohemian set. ...
- Fornalutx. Frequently dubbed the 'prettiest village in Spain', Fornalutx is particularly popular with expats. ...
- Banyalbufar. Sheer, stone wall terraces sloping from the cliffside make Banyalbufar a show-stopping enclave. ...
- Valldemossa. ...
- Sóller.
The West coast of Mallorca runs from Pollença to Andratx. It is home to the famous Tramuntana mountains and offer the most scenic locations in Mallorca.
What do I need to know before going to Majorca? ›- Be wary of tap water. Unlike most of mainland Spain, tap water in the Balearics, including Majorca, is probably best avoided. ...
- Consider the local way of life. The siesta is still very important in Majorca. ...
- It's definitely a tourist destination. ...
- Useful information.
The best time to visit Mallorca is the shoulder season in April–May and September–October—days are warm and crowds are few. Most hotels and restaurants are open, and it's a prime time to enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and mountain biking. Hot summers bring a notable surge of tourism to Mallorca, so book early.
What is the warmest month in Majorca? ›Majorca has a mediterranean climate with hot dry summers and mild winters. If you're a sunseeker the best time to visit Majorca is between July and August. The hottest month of the year is July with an average daily maximum of 30 C and an average low of 18 C.
Is there a rainy season in Mallorca? ›
Rainfall in Mallorca
Normally, the rainy season lasts from October to March, while the summer months are usually quite dry.
How do you say hello in Mallorca? “hola” How do you say Goodbye in Mallorca? “adéu”
Do you tip in Mallorca? ›Tipping is nevertheless voluntary in Mallorca, and is simply a way of showing that the customer is satisfied with the service. Conversely, this means that with unsatisfactory service the tip may well be withheld. Depending on the level of satisfaction, an amount of 5-15% of the invoice amount is appropriate.
Can you drink the tap water in Mallorca? ›Yes, we talk about the nasty chemicals in the tap water, however it may surprise you to know that the tap water in Palma is considered safe to drink, and – coming from someone who proudly (and maybe a bit lazily) drinks it – I can verify that generally speaking, the taste is absolutely fine.
Can you take a train from Barcelona to Mallorca? ›It takes an average of 26h 55m to travel from Barcelona to Palma-San Gennaro by train, over a distance of around 644 miles (1036 km). There are normally 7 trains per day travelling from Barcelona to Palma-San Gennaro and tickets for this journey start from £268.73 when you book in advance.
Where do you fly into for Mallorca? ›Flying to Mallorca
Palma airport, also known as Son Sant Joan Airport, is situated 8 kilometres east of Palma. It's a large international airport which serves the island and is the third largest airport in Spain after Madrid and Barcelona.
Mallorca is known for its beautiful coastline, secluded coves, limestone mountains, Spanish architecture, wineries and fresh produce farms, and stunning beaches. From quaint mountain villages to dynamic nightclubs, you'll have no trouble finding an adventure that matches your mood and liking.
How much money will I need for a week in Majorca? ›Budget-Friendly Travel Planning. How much money will you need for your trip to Palma de Mallorca? You should plan to spend around €139 ($149) per day on your vacation in Palma de Mallorca, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors.
What money do you need for Majorca? ›The currency in Majorca is the Euro (€).
How much money do you need in Mallorca? ›The estimated monthly cost for a single person in Palma De Mallorca is 1,300 USD (1125 EUR) – 1,650 USD (1,237.5 EUR). Monthly Public Transportation costs in Palma De Mallorca are estimated to be 70 USD (55.25 EUR) – 110 USD (82.5 EUR) per month.
What's the main resort in Majorca? ›
As Majorca's most famous resort - and one of the best party destinations in Europe - Magaluf is the one for you. Packed with buzzing bars, pumping nightclubs, and some seriously epic all-night beach parties, Magaluf is hardly a relaxing spot in the sun.
Which famous people live in Majorca? ›- Catherine Zeta-Jones & Michael Douglas. ...
- Boris Becker. ...
- Herbert Grönemeyer. ...
- Til Schweiger. ...
- Rafael Nadal. ...
- King Juan Carlos.
If you stay by the coast you'll never see it, but Fornalutx is regarded by many as the most beautiful village on Mallorca, and one of the most stunning in Spain. You'll find it deep in the Sierra de Tramuntana, with winding streets, narrow stone steps, and flowers and greenery everywhere.
What is the most beautiful port in Mallorca? ›Puerto Portals is widely known as the most glamorous marina on the island. Located in the south-west of the island, just a 10-minute drive from Palma, Puerto Portals is connected to the more modest...
What is the difference between Mallorca and Majorca? ›They're the same place; the only difference is that Majorca is the Anglicised version of the Spanish spelling Mallorca.
Who are the richest families in Mallorca? ›| Rank no | Name | Net worth |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amancio Ortega | $65.4 billion (2023) |
| 2 | Sandra Ortega Mera | $6.2 billion (2019) |
| 3 | Rosalía Mera (deceased) | $6.1 billion (2013) |
Passeig del Born
This is the commercial heart of the old town of Palma de Mallorca and the street with the highest prices per square metre on the island. In Paseo del Born street you will find the top brands, some old mansions and historic buildings such as Casa Solleric or Can Alomar.
More than 8,000 millionaires in the Balearic Islands
More than 8,000 tax payers in the Balearic Islands have assets worth one million euros, according to Tax Agency figures for 2019.
What is the richest part of spain? The richest areas have always been the north of Spain, where we can find Catalonia, Navarra and the Basque Country. We should not forget Madrid which is the capital of Spain.
Do taxis take cash or card in Mallorca? ›Mallorca Taxi Tips
Most drivers prefer payment in cash, so it is always recommended to carry cash (in euros) on you if you are planning on taking a taxi in Mallorca.
How do you pay for a taxi in Mallorca? ›
How can I pay for a taxi in Mallorca? You can pay by cash, card or mobile device. The taxis have card readers now, so it's no longer important to pay in cash only. However, you may wish to pay the driver a cash tip by rounding up the fare or tipping 10% of the fare.
Do Mallorca taxis take credit cards? ›You can pay our services with credit card.
Can I drive in Mallorca with US license? ›No. You would need to apply for a Spanish driver's license. There is no agreement between the United States and Spain for the validation of a U.S. driver's licenses.
Can Americans drive in Mallorca? ›USA, Canada, Australia, and other countries
Under Spanish law, visitors on a 90-day limit stay or having a Schengen Tourist Visa may drive a vehicle in Spain if they hold a valid home country driving license and a valid International Driving Permit.
In Mallorca, vehicles drive on the right hand side of the road. The speed limit on the motorway is 120kph (75mph). On regular roads the speed limit is 90kph, urban roads have a limit of 50kph, and any other thoroughfare will have a speed limited posted.
How many days in Mallorca is enough? ›If you love being on the go and are happy to see everything at a fast pace, 2 days in Mallorca might be enough for you, but it will likely be too short. But if you'd like to slow things down, and have a little more time to spend at the beach, you might want to consider 4 to 5 days, or even a week in Mallorca instead.
How long does it take to drive around the whole of Mallorca? ›How long does it take to drive around Mallorca? Don't make the mistake of thinking that Mallorca is a small island. It might not look like it, but if you want to go around the island, the longest route is 312 kilometres. That means it'll take you five to six hours.
Is all inclusive restricted in Majorca? ›Where is all-inclusive restricted. Restrictions apply to Magaluf, Torrenova, Playa de Palma and El Arenal in Majorca. The only place affected in Ibiza is San Antonio Town. So if you book any other resort you can still enjoy an all-inclusive basis with unlimited drinks as you have done in the past.
Where do most people stay in Majorca? ›Palma de Mallorca is the capital of the island and is one of the most popular places to stay in Mallorca. It's located very close to the airport, making it a great choice for those who are coming to the island for a long weekend.
Which coast of Majorca is best? ›East Coast
This is the best area to stay in Majorca for families, as most of the island's family-friendly resorts are located here. What is this? Lapped by turquoise waters, the beaches are beautiful and likely to be surrounded by pine trees (compared to the sandier terrain of the south coast).
What is the posh part of Mallorca? ›
The most desirable real estate areas are the Old Town and peaceful Calatrava district, the bohemian district of Santa Catalina (with a great market, and numerous restaurants and bars), and the attractive old fishing village of Portixol.
What is the main area of Mallorca? ›Palma de Mallorca is the main town on the island. It is famous for its impressive cathedral. If you are looking for history, delicious restaurants, vibrant life and architecture then Palma is the right choice for you.
Can you walk around Majorca? ›General Overview. Mallorca is often described as a walkers' paradise because of the attractive and varied scenery, the wonderful climate (walking is possible year-round bar July and August) and the relative seclusion of many of the walking paths.
Where do the English go in Majorca? ›South-west of Palma - Popular beach resorts
The area to the south-west of Palma is a timeless favourite among holidaymakers and, as such, has been significantly developed. Here you'll find the holiday resorts of Santa Ponsa, Palma Nova and Magaluf, which are very popular with the British.
Puerto Portals Marina (near Palma de Mallorca)
This jewel in the bay of the island's capital is not only the most prestigious marina in Mallorca, it is even one of the most exclusive ports in the Mediterranean.
Celebrity properties in Palma and Cala Major
Celebrity properties in Mallorca include the Royal Palace of La Almudaina in Palma old town as well as Palacio Marivent in Cala Major, both owned by the Spanish royal family. King Felipe VI & Queen Letizia of Spain are often seen spending their summer holidays in Mallorca.
While many of the rich and famous choose Mallorca as a one-off holiday destination, the island has also won the hearts of many stars who now own properties here. Port d'Andratx, Puerto Portals, Palma and Deià are some of the main haunts where you might find yourself rubbing shoulders with a familiar face.
Where do the rich live in Majorca? ›Portals Nous
When you think of glamorous Mallorca, the chances are Portals Nous will come to mind. Its marina, Puerto Portals, is where the rich and famous regularly moor their superyachts and spend a few months at a time on Mallorca's shores.
Mallorca is known for its beautiful coastline, secluded coves, limestone mountains, Spanish architecture, wineries and fresh produce farms, and stunning beaches.
Who are the most common tourists in Mallorca? ›The major share is still the Germans with more than 3.4 million equating to 40% of the total. There are around 340,000 Scandinavians, 238,000 French, 160,000 Swiss, and 136,000 Irish and although small at present the number of Russian visitors to Mallorca is growing steadily.