Which part of Majorca is the prettiest?

The prettiest part of Majorca depends on what you're looking for, but many recommend the east coast for its picturesque, shallow coves and family-friendly atmosphere, and the Serra de Tramuntana mountains in the west for stunning, rugged landscapes and charming mountain villages like Fornalutx and Valldemossa. For spectacular coastal views, head to the northern tip at the Formentor Peninsula.

What is the most beautiful part of Mallorca?

Valldemossa. This town, nestled between the mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana, is a must for all those who have decided to travel to Majorca. Valldemossa is the typical fairy tale village and many consider it the most beautiful village not only in Majorca, but also in Spain.

What is the most beautiful side of Majorca?

The east side of Mallorca is known for having the most picturesque beaches in all of Mallorca because of the shallow bays and inlets peppered along the coastline. Overall, the east side of the island felt more quiet and less built up with infrastructure than the west.

Where not to stay in Majorca?

What is the posh part of Majorca?

Palma de Mallorca (Son Vida): Son Vida is a prestigious residential area outside Palma, the capital city. It is known for its exclusive luxury villas and stunning views of the bay and golf courses. Son Vida is home to the Royal Golf Course, high-end hotels, and a renowned wellness spa.

Where to Stay in Mallorca? 2 Top Areas (Cala D'or & Alcudia)

What not to do in Mallorca?

Where do celebrities stay in Mallorca?

Four Seasons Mallorca at Formentor ($1,161+) = A Hotel that Has Hosted Countless Hollywood Legends & Historic Figures. Located at the very top of the island, Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin, Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor, & F. Scott Fitzgerald have all stayed here ~ when it was Hotel Formentor.

Which side of Mallorca is warmest?

North westerly winds mean the southeast is usually a bit warmer and drier than other parts of Majorca.

What is the prettiest village in Majorca?

Is the old town in Alcúdia worth visiting?

Medieval flair in Alcúdia

The old town of Alcúdia in the north of Mallorca is a medieval gem in the north of Mallorca. The town sprang from the Roman settlement of Pollentia - the remains of which are between the town and the Mallorca's Ports of Port d'Alcúdia and are worth seeing.

What is the prettiest beach in Mallorca?

Should I stay in Soller or Port Soller?

Soller is a more traditional and historical town than the port. Many of the properties are located in the town centre and therefore don't have the same facilities. But the lack of facilities is made up for in charm and character.

Which part of Mallorca island is best?

Where is the prettiest part of Mallorca?

What is the rainiest month in Majorca?

September is lovely, quieter and sunny, with a warm sea. October is quieter still, wetter, but still great for walking. By November the tourist season is over and resort areas like Magaluf and Arenal empty out completely. November is the rainiest month in Mallorca, especially in the Tramuntana Mountains.

Which side of Mallorca has better beaches?

About the Best Beaches in Mallorca

Many of the bigger beaches have been claimed by resorts but there are many more to discover off the beaten track. The north and south have the largest sandy beaches, whilst the east coast is filled with pretty little coves with sheltered turquoise seas.

Where did Princess Diana stay in Mallorca?

But in the spring of 1996 she found sanctuary during a weekend's stay at the Mallorca hotel known today as Belmond La Residencia in Deià, where her framed letter of thanks to the hotel still hangs on the wall in the reception area.

What is the most luxurious part of Mallorca?

Can you wear shorts in Mallorca?

Discretion with clothing is also advisable in city centres. Only the young wear shorts, with most working people wearing trousers or skirts. Nine in ten visitors to Spain don't go beyond the coastline, which means most people come here expecting to wear little.

Why is Mallorca against tourism?

Campaign groups in Mallorca have been urging tourists to stay home and not overwhelm the Spanish island, especially in the peak summer season, as they say it is damaging to infrastructure and detrimental to their daily lives.