Top 5 most special places in Mallorca

Sóller and the port of Sóller

The town of Sóller is located in the northwest of Mallorca, in the middle of a valley of orange trees known as “golden valley”. This valley has made this town one of the biggest attractions of the island of Mallorca. Strolling through the picturesque streets and discovering its modernist buildings is one of the greatest pleasures you can give to your senses if you come to Mallorca. Here you will discover Can Prunera, an Art Nouveau building housing a large collection of art work or its Botanical Garden among others. The Plaza de la Constitución, the main square, corresponds to the best views and is the heart of this special town, full of bars and cafes. But it does not end here, certainly you can not go to Sóller without visiting the port. A tram takes you to the port of Sóller from the main square, where you will discover a beautiful promenade and from where you can make beautiful boat trips, such as the excursion to Sa Calobra; to discover a unique place of mountain and sea.

Sierra of Tramuntana

This impressive mountainous system, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is one of the most unknown and spectacular places in Mallorca. With endless corners and hideouts one hundred percent natural, here you can find real peace and tranquility while observing the stunning natural beauty of its landscapes. It extends from Andratx in the southwest of the island, to the Cap de Formentor, in the extreme north. All along the mountain system you will find sculptures made by nature, centuries-old olive trees, two lakes, the reservoirs of Cúber and Gorg Blau and the elevated peaks of Puig Major, Teix, Massanella and Tomir.

Valldemossa

The small town of Deià, located on the west coast of Mallorca, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and at the foot of a mountain, has served as a source of inspiration for many artists, writers and musicians. The writer Helen Walsh in her book “The Lemon Grove”, was inspired by the seductive environment of this town.

The landscape of Deià is part of the World Heritage protected by UNESCO and constitutes one of the most populated areas within the Sierra de Tramuntana. Much of its appeal is due to the relaxing environment, becoming one of the best places to relax in the middle of a stage of incredible natural scenery. There are many things to do while observing the beautiful landscape of this town, such as going to lunch or dinner, taking a trip or visiting the small cove of the town.

Deià

The small town of Deià, located on the west coast of Mallorca, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and at the foot of a mountain, has served as a source of inspiration for many artists, writers and musicians. The writer Helen Walsh in her book “The Lemon Grove”, was inspired by the seductive environment of this town.

The landscape of Deià is part of the World Heritage protected by UNESCO and constitutes one of the most populated areas within the Sierra de Tramuntana. Much of its appeal is due to the relaxing environment, becoming one of the best places to relax in the middle of a stage of incredible natural scenery. There are many things to do while observing the beautiful landscape of this town, such as going to lunch or dinner, taking a trip or visiting the small cove of the town.

Cap de Formentor

The Cabo de Formentor is located at the extreme north of Mallorca and northwest of the port of Pollença. There are many attractions to be found in this peninsula of about 20 km. of extension; for example, its rocky surroundings, with views of the cliffs where the Eleonora hawks nest in winter and its numerous species of seabirds. In addition, there are corners with incredible views such as the Mirador de Mal Pas, the beach of Formentor and the Talaia d’Albercutx next to the watchtower that is located along the road. Cap de Formentor has also been a source of inspiration for many artists. The surroundings in this area of Mallorca are amazing, so we recommend that when you visit, don’t forget your camera.