What is the number one thing to do in Mallorca?

The most highly rated activity among visitors is a boat tour or catamaran cruise — it gives you access to hidden coves and protected marine reserves unreachable by land. Tours from Sa Calma Boats start from 19 EUR per person with daily departures from Palma and Can Pastilla.

How many days do you need in Mallorca?

Most visitors spend 7-10 days in Mallorca to see the highlights. A long weekend (4 days) is enough to explore Palma, take a boat tour and visit one or two beaches. For hiking, the east coast and the Tramuntana mountains, allow at least a week.

Is Mallorca good for snorkelling?

Yes — Mallorca has some of the best snorkelling spots in the Mediterranean, particularly in the Palma Bay Marine Reserve and around the Dragonera Island Natural Park. The clearest and most marine-life-rich spots are accessible only by boat. Sa Calma Boats snorkelling tours include all equipment and a guide.

What can you do in Mallorca on a rainy day?

On rainy days, highlights include: the Palma Cathedral (La Seu), Es Baluard Museum of Modern Art, Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró, the Dragon Caves near Porto Cristo, Can Prunera Art Museum in Sóller, and the Santa Catalina market in Palma.