Excursions in Mallorca – An Island to Marvel At

More than just party tourism – excursions in Mallorca

The island of Mallorca is shaped by ancient cultural ground and by the many influences of the people who, over the years, moulded the island through their impact and changes.
Choose from a range of more than 800 excursion destinations in Mallorca and create your very own holiday plan. Whether day trips, boat tours or individually arranged tours, anything is possible. Both the wonderful landscape and the impressive towns offer plenty of appeal for excursions. Discover Mallorca with the most beautiful excursions and you'll have every reason to look forward to visiting this wonderful island.

Anyone who knows the history of Mallorca can also understand the myths and the accounts of the island's landscape and structures. A knowledge of architectural details and the island's traditions allows you to draw many conclusions about connections that make clear the island's significance and its impact on the future, and thus represent excellent excursion destinations in Mallorca. Through these traditional features and the many historical transformations, the island can today offer its visitors a wide variety of different excursions in Mallorca.

Wonderful towns

There are 53 municipalities on Mallorca, coordinated by a central administrative seat. Small historic villages, but also the larger towns, offer numerous places where the island's history is clearly visible and deeply rooted. In the centre of Palma de Mallorca, for example, those who are interested can rediscover many features of the Arab era, such as the narrow, slender alleyways. The broad streets, which often follow a grid pattern, are by contrast a feature of the Christian reconquest of the city at that time.

Impressive natural landscapes

But alongside the historic towns, the landscape naturally also lends itself as a unique excursion destination in Mallorca, with the most varied of impressions. The more than 500 km of coastline give the island a remarkable 340 beaches. These include both touristically developed sandy coves and the tiniest rocky niches by the sea, which even adventurers find hard to reach. Most of the island's beaches fly a blue flag, an EU mark of quality that guarantees the cleanliness of the sea. The average water temperatures naturally invite you to swim, too, for they reach 17°C in May, 21°C in June, 24°C in July, 25°C in August, 24°C in September, 21°C in October and even 18°C in November.

No matter which excursions in Mallorca you decide on, or where on the island you wish to find your inspiration, Mallorca offers something wonderful for everyone. The sky is almost turquoise, the sea as clear and blue as azure and the air as pure as hardly anywhere else. The natural world of the largest Balearic island delights with an incredible palette. From the many sandy beaches mentioned, which positively invite you to swim, to the rock-armoured north-west coasts, which have served many an artist as inspiration. But the mountains, too, are great for climbing and spending the day, amid breathtakingly beautiful surroundings and a unique view over the island and the sea.

As a small but secret excursion destination in Mallorca, often barely noticed by visitors: the underground caves, which with their shapes and special features invite you to dream and offer unique sights, are definitely worth a visit.

If you want to discover this beautiful Mediterranean place to the full, you can of course draw on our experience and our knowledge of the island. Contact us using the form and let us design a tailor-made trip for you with all your wishes.