Palma De Mallorca-4-day-itinerary

Day 1: Arrival and Exploration

  • Morning
    • Arrive at Palma de Mallorca Airport
    • Take a taxi or bus (Line 1) to your accommodation in the city center (~15-20 minutes)
  • Afternoon
    • Visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria (La Seu), a stunning Gothic cathedral that dates back to the 13th century
    • Explore the adjacent Palau de l’Almudaina, a beautiful palace with a mix of Moorish and Gothic styles
  • Evening
    • Head to the Paseo Marítimo, a scenic waterfront promenade perfect for a sunset stroll
    • Grab dinner at Casa Serra, a cozy restaurant serving traditional Mallorcan cuisine (~ €20-€30 per person)

Accommodation: Consider staying in the city center, within walking distance to the cathedral and main attractions. Some recommended hotels include:

  • Hotel Almudaina (4-star)
  • Hotel Puro Beach (5-star)

Things to know:

  • Be aware of pickpocketing and petty crime in crowded areas
  • Try to avoid driving in Palma city center, as streets can be narrow and parking is limited

Day 2: Beach Day and Water Activities

  • Morning
    • Head to Es Trenc Beach, a picturesque beach on the southern coast (~30 minutes by car or bus)
    • Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters
  • Afternoon
    • Rent a kayak or paddleboard and explore the coastline
    • Visit the nearby Salobrena Cove, a secluded beach perfect for relaxation
  • Evening
    • Dine at La Brasserie, a seafood restaurant with stunning views of the sea (~ €30-€40 per person)

Accommodation: Consider booking a hotel or apartment in the city center, as there are plenty of options available

Transportation:

  • Use public transportation (buses) to get around the island
  • Rent a car if you plan to explore more remote areas or drive on your own
  • Be aware that traffic in Palma city center can be heavy during peak season

Day 3: Cultural and Historical Exploration

  • Morning
    • Visit the Museu de Mallorca, a museum showcasing the island’s history and culture
    • Explore the adjacent Castell de Bellver, a stunning Gothic castle with beautiful views of the city
  • Afternoon
    • Head to the Old Town, a charming neighborhood filled with narrow streets, shops, and restaurants
    • Visit the Plaza Mayor, a picturesque square perfect for people-watching
  • Evening
    • Enjoy dinner at Restaurant 21, a Michelin-starred restaurant serving modern Mallorcan cuisine (~ €50-€60 per person)

Day 4: Relaxation and Leisure

  • Morning
    • Spend the day lounging by the pool or on the beach
    • Take a leisurely stroll through the city, exploring its hidden corners and secrets
  • Afternoon
    • Visit the Market of Palma, a bustling marketplace selling local produce, handicrafts, and souvenirs
    • Grab a coffee or snack at one of the many cafes in the Old Town
  • Evening
    • Enjoy a farewell dinner at Casa Gennet, a cozy restaurant serving traditional Mallorcan cuisine (~ €20-€30 per person)

Tips and Other Things to Know:

  • Be mindful of peak season (June-August) when prices tend to be higher and crowds can be larger
  • Try to avoid visiting during the peak summer months if you prefer fewer tourists
  • Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting churches or historical sites
  • Don’t forget to try some of the island’s famous Sangria!