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. June–August time is all about beach vacation, parties, and festivities like Nit de Foc. Autumn is still warm for swimming but prices drop. Mild winters bring New Year parties, great deals, and almond blossoms, but tourist services are limited. What a great time to enjoy Mallorca as it is!
Cliffs, hills, mountains, canyons, torrents and the valleys of Mallorca await you
Check out the best and the least crowded beaches in Mallorca
Overcome your fear of heights and try a free fall jump
Think of coves lapped by the blue waters surrounded by forests where you just want time to stand still
Do not spend all your time on the ground, as the waters of the Balearic Sea hide many unforgettable attractions as well
Some hills are for climbing, some for cliff jumping, and some are ideal for mountain biking
Feel the wind in your hair, while a luxury yacht crosses the waves of the Balearic Sea
Beautiful vines cover many trees and bushes on the streets of Majorca
The deep waters of the Balearic Sea are not so scary while atop a gliding surfboard with the wind at your back
Local seafood is remarkable and delicious
A most delicious taste hides behind the thin and spiny skin
100 years before Christ, Mallorca was already making wine
One of the largest festivals on the Balearic Islands will surprise you with its amazing costumes and noisy parties
Watch this gorgeous dance of horses
One of the craziest events on the calendar turns into a real spectacle of fire and light
Check out this small Rio de Janeiro style Carnival on the streets of Mallorca
Watch dancing demons, try eel ensaimada, and have your dog blessed in Mallorca on the Sant Antoni celebrations
Exhilarating and scary at the same time, processions of hooded penitents are held all across the island
Eat 12 grapes and watch fireworks over the Cathedral
For two days the city of Inca turns into the capital of Mallorca because of its liveliness, noise, and great number of people
Spread it on bread, try it with honey, or eat it separately—try every possible variation of Mallorca's favourite sausages
This attraction is only for those who don't have reptiles on their list of personal phobias
Fill the irresistible scent of almonds flowers and taste some new dishes made with nuts
Celebrate Angel's Day, also known as Domingo del Angel in Spanish, in an ancient castle
Try this fresh, simple, healthy, and tasty snack