스페인 마요르카에서 가장 아름다운 10곳

Start your Mallorca itinerary with a dawn visit to formentor, where the purple cape meets the sea and the road unfolds into a stress-free morning. In the spring season, when the climate is mild, this stop pairs with a walk along the main overlook and a quick pick-me-up at nearby cafes.

From there, descend into mallorcan countryside toward the Serra de Tramuntana mountain. A short detour toward despanya offers a quiet trail shaded by leaves; take the early path to catch soft light on stone terraces.

Eastward, Es Trenc flaunts long, fine white sand and shallow turquoise water, while Cala Agulla offers pine-fringed coves where you may spot fish along the reef. Each stop offering a distinct mood and a chance to slow down.

Another gem is Deià, the mountain village where mallorcan stone lanes twist toward the sea, and artists weave color into the walls. This stop blends cultural charm with easy trails and a friendly cafe scene to help you soak in local atmosphere.

Finish in Palma’s historic core, the main harbour and cathedral quarter, where cafes spill onto cobbles and the sea breeze keeps evenings relaxed. Planning ahead lets you explore after early sunsets and still fit in a sunset stroll along the leaves of olive trees and coastal paths.

Es Trenc Beach: How to reach, where to park, and sunbathing tips

Take a stress-free approach: drive from Palma to Colònia de Sant Jordi and follow signs to Es Trenc; parking near the main access makes your first dip into turquoise waters fast and easy, a smart move for a short trip or a longer break.

How to reach Es Trenc Beach

From Palmas, head east along the coast toward Colònia de Sant Jordi. The simplest option is a rental car; you could also take a regional bus from Palma that stops in Colònia de Sant Jordi, then walk about 15–20 minutes to the beach. Look for the jetty there and a nearby lighthouse as landmarks; a short path through the dunes leads to the sands. On boira mornings, visibility may be lower, so plan to arrive by mid-morning for the best light and a fantastic view of the turquoise water surrounded by dunes. If you’re on a week-long trip, combine Es Trenc with a visit to other ports like puerto or porto on the east coast to maximize your time around the island and meet an international crowd that loves these shores. Es Trenc is loved by locals and international visitors alike.

Parking and sunbathing tips

Parking is mainly along the access road and near the main gate, with a mix of paid lots and a few free spots in shoulder seasons. In peak months, budget roughly €4–€8 per day; spaces fill quickly, so arrive around sunrise to secure a spot or walk a bit from parallel lots. If you stay in Palmas or the surrounding areas, you could also park in Colònia de Sant Jordi’s puerto or porto zones and shuttle in. The sands stretch extremely long, so plan a relaxed sunbathing session that lets you explore both ends of the beach. Bring water, sunscreen, a hat, and sandals to protect your feet from hot sand; stay on marked paths near the dunes to protect flora and wildlife. There is a jetty area that can be windy, so check wind conditions before swimming. No permit is required for beach access, but follow local rules. If you realize you love the spot, consider a return visit during a calmer midweek to keep it stress-free and fantastic.

Drach Caves (Cuevas del Drach): Best tour times, boat ride length, and photo-friendly spots

Best tour times and planning tips

Book the first tour of the day, around 9:00–9:30, to enjoy cooler air and lighter crowds. In peak season, slots fill fast, so secure tickets online and pick a time that fits your main trips in the area. If you’re staying in Sóller, or driving from the mallorcan coast, plan to reach Porto Cristo by sunrise; the main parking near the station fills up early. Tickets usually include the boat ride on the crystal-clear lake plus the short classical concert at the end, giving you a complete experience in one visit. theyre popular with families, couples, and photo-minded travelers. For transfers from Palma or the airport, book ahead–cheap options exist, and you wouldnt want to miss the first slot. On the way, enjoy the street views and a quick pause at a grove of trees along a winding carrer; the corner viewpoints by the port offer elegant spots for photos. If you want a quieter window, consider an afternoon slot, but you may find the area around the entrance busier and the light harsher.

Boat ride length, photo spots, and practical tips

The underground lake boat ride lasts roughly 15 minutes, and the full visit, including galleries, typically takes about 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes depending on crowds and how long you linger at photo spots. On the boat, crystal-clear water and dramatic stalactites create strong photo opportunities; capture the ceiling’s textures and the guide’s reflections on the lake. The final exit opens onto a small area with steps and a corner viewpoint where you can shoot the lake from above. For best results, shoot from the boat as it moves slowly, and then switch to the viewing platform outside for wide shots. The Porto Cristo area has a medieval vibe in its town corners, and the approach road passes a few local bars–great for a quick vida after your trip. If you drive, you can link this stop with formentor or a visit to Sóller’s streets and elegant storefronts; transfers back to your hotel are straightforward. For families and groups, these trips align well with a main Mallorca itinerary, and you can choose a cheap, flexible option if you book a package that includes a couple of nearby sights. Pack light and arrive early to reach your preferred stairwell and photo corner before the crowds swell.

Cala Mondragó Nature Reserve: Easy trails, top beaches within the reserve, and wildlife highlights

Begin your Cala Mondragó visit with a simple, well-marked loop from the main parking area to Cala Mondragó Beach and back via the dunes to S’Amarador. This morning route suits families and travelers who want a quick, rewarding start to the day; October light makes the coast glow, and local oranges from inland orchards provide a fresh snack after the walk.

Easy trails within the reserve

1. The Cala Mondragó loop – flat, foot-friendly, about 1.5–2 km, 30–40 minutes, with shaded sections and birdwatching spots near the lagoon.
2. S’Amarador Beach access path – 1 km, partial boardwalk, 20–30 minutes, pine shade and sea views–perfect for a short stroll before swimming.

Beaches inside the reserve and wildlife highlights

• Cala Mondragó Beach – white sand, clear water, ideal for swimming and snorkeling in calm conditions; facilities and lifeguards operate in peak season.
• S’Amarador Beach – sheltered cove with shallow water, great for families and easy swims; watch for wildlife along the dunes.

Wildlife highlights: you will find shorebirds and waterfowl around the lagoons, plus lizards warming on sunlit rocks along inland paths. A morning walk often yields sightings of small birds and insects that catch the eye of international travelers.

Practical tips: accommodation options cluster in Santanyí and Cala d’Or, with several family-friendly choices included in island itineraries. A local guide can help you save time, find the best viewpoints, and tailor walks for different fitness levels. If you went in October, you’ll enjoy cooler mornings and quieter trails. Travelers from inland towns like Fornalutx or Blanca find a convenient detour, and some international travelers extend the day to the Pareis gorge up north. Always carry water, sun protection, and a light jacket for the breeze; distance markers along the trails help you plan the day, and the short access from the reserve entrance to the beaches makes it easy to combine a couple of walks in a single visit. Across different months, the conditions and wildlife activity shift, so you can tailor visits to your preferred pace and rhythm of travel. For accommodation, look for options near the coast that offer friendly service and easy access to the park entry.

Valldemossa Village: Top viewpoints, must-see sites, and where to grab local pastries

Start at the Plaza de la Constitución, park near the parish church, and pick-up a simple map from a local desk. If you’re coming from Palma by ferry, plan the drive up the coast; you’ll reach Valldemossa in about 30–40 minutes depending on traffic. This first moment lets you feel the surrounding mountains and the stone-charmed lanes that define the village. Valldemossa feels like a small world in its own right, where history and the scent of almond blossoms meet, a really personal welcome to the Tramuntana.

Though popular, Valldemossa still rewards slow exploration. Wander the steep, cobbled streets and imagine how Chopin and Sand once spent winter here; the feel of the stone and the almond blossoms remains really tangible in the morning air.

The main lanes lead to terraces above the roofs where a mandala-like pattern of paths and stone steps forms a quiet overlook. Watching the valley unfold below, you’ll notice how the green slopes meet the sea on the horizon. In this spot you can spend a few minutes to reset your rhythm before moving on to the monastery and gardens.

Top viewpoints

Viewpoint near the church terrace: climb a short set of stairs behind the parish church for a compact panorama of the village roofs, terraced olives, and the distant blue line of the sea. The rock outcrops here give a natural frame to photos and a sense of scale.

Cliff overlook along the old path: follow a narrow path that runs along the hillside above the village. It offers a longer, more peaceful view of the surrounding landscape with cypress and stone walls. It’s a nice spot for a group pause and some quiet watching of the valley and seascape.

Monastery terrace at sunset: the Cartuja de Valldemossa complex has a terrace with golden light in the late afternoon; this is a classic moment for a quick stroll before heading to coffee shops. If you’re traveling with a group, this makes for a memorable finale to the viewpoint circuit.

Must-see sites

The Cartuja de Valldemossa, a 14th-century monastery, anchors the village’s history and atmosphere. The adjacent museum rooms tell the tale of Chopin and Sand; you can walk through their apartment and the small garden courtyards that still feel intimate.

The parish church and the surrounding squares form the village’s main cultural spine. Inside the church, you’ll notice simple frescoes and the quiet mood that prevails on sunday afternoons. The surrounding lanes lead to stone stairways and little gardens that feel like living postcards.

In season, you’ll find local artisans selling crafts and postcards on the main square; it’s a nice moment to pick-up a memento and taste a pastry at a nearby café. On sunday mornings a local bakery offers almond-based pastries and light croissants at a cheap price, perfect for a quick snack before continuing your drive through the Tramuntana. Carriers running between Palma and Valldemossa provide easy hops for day-trippers.

Pastry spots

Head to the main square where a family bakery lined with wooden shelves offers fresh crespells and almond cookies. Ask for the daily special; in peak season there’s a short queue but the lines move fast and the prices stay cheap. For a quick pick-up, order a couple of pieces and enjoy them in the gardens outside the church as you listen to street musicians. If you’re traveling with a group, buying a couple of pastry boxes is a convenient way to share a taste of Valldemossa without overspending.

Other pastry options include a small café near the town hall that serves hot chocolate and pastries late at night; it’s a nice way to end a day of wandering. After your pastry break, you can imagine the sea breeze and the moonlight on the rock-strewn walls as you walk back to your car or take a short ride to your resort or hotel.

Deià Village: Cliffside walks, sunset outlooks, and artist heritage hotspots

Start with a secluded, rocky cliffside walk at golden hour for unforgettable views along Deià’s edge.

From the main path, descend toward a secluded stretch where the water glints in the afternoon light; the route is easy and typically done in about 60 minutes at a relaxed pace. weve found a brief pause at the viewpoint adds a perfect photo moment.

마을 위쪽의 석양 전망대로 이동하면 태양이 질 때 말로르카 해안이 구릿빛으로 펼쳐집니다. 이 장소는 현지인, 여행객, 예술가 모두에게 인기가 있으며, 사색하거나 스케치하기에 좋은 분위기입니다.

예술가 유산의 중심지들이 길을 따라 늘어서 있습니다. 조용한 안뜰 근처에는 보이라 작가의 집이 있고, 작은 갤러리에서는 데이아 주변의 식물과 바다에서 영감을 받은 순회 전시가 열립니다. 이러한 공간을 방문하면 왜 이 지역이 오랫동안 작가와 화가들을 매료시켜 왔는지에 대한 실질적인 느낌을 받을 수 있습니다. 작가의 이야기는 감귤과 소나무 향과 어우러집니다.

이 지역 방문은 또한 짧은 거리를 운전하여 포르투로 가는 것과 잘 어울립니다. 그곳 근처의 한 레스토랑에서는 햇볕이 잘 드는 테라스에서 신선한 해산물과 타파스를 제공합니다. 주변의 언덕들이 해안선을 감싸고, 봄바람이 오후의 열기를 식혀줍니다. 편안한 거점을 원하신다면 리조트 옵션이 근처에 있으며, 팔마에서 당일 여행으로 이동하는 것도 간단합니다. 여기에서 조용하고 즐거운 속도를 확실히 찾을 수 있을 것입니다.

플라야 데 포르멘토르: 접근 옵션, 해변 시설, 등대 전망대

시간을 최대한 활용하려면 해변 근처 터미널에 주차한 후 일요일 아침 일찍 드라이브를 하고, 바위 곶 위에 자리 잡은 등대를 선명하게 볼 수 있는 전망대로 향한 다음, 수영을 하고 싶다면 모래사장으로 내려가세요.

Access options

• 드라이브: 폴렌사에서 Ma-2210 해안 도로를 타세요. 경로는 소나무 숲을 지나 암석 봉우리 주위를 오르며 플라야 데 포르멘토에 도착합니다. 주차 공간이 제한되어 있습니다. 해변 입구의 터미널이 모래사장에 도착하는 가장 간단한 방법이며, 짧은 도보로 마지막 구간을 이동할 수 있습니다. 이곳은 카프 데 포르멘토의 끝자락에 위치해 있으며, 바다의 극적인 전망을 제공합니다. 카프데페라에서 오는 해외 여행객의 경우 이 북쪽 방향 드라이브는 더 길지만 경치가 뛰어난 루프가 됩니다.
• 대중교통 및 체계적인 옵션: 현지 버스는 폴렌사와 포트 데 폴렌사를 포르멘토르 지역과 연결하며, 해외 여행객은 종종 해변까지 택시를 타는 것과 병행합니다. 성수기에는 가이드 투어에 전망대 정류장이 포함되어 있어 추가 계획 없이 칼라와 등대를 볼 수 있습니다.
• 보트 투어 및 해안 여행: 여러 업체에서 케이프와 인근 칼라 포르멘토르를 스쳐 지나가는 해안 여행을 제공하여 운전을 많이 하지 않고도 해안을 즐길 수 있습니다. 이러한 옵션은 도로에서 시간을 최소화하면서 경치를 맛보고 싶어하는 방문객에게 적합합니다.

해변 시설

• 플라야 데 포르멘토 입구 근처에는 수영 전후로 몸을 상쾌하게 할 수 있도록 화장실, 샤워실, 탈의실이 마련되어 있습니다. 분주한 달에는 인명 구조대가 근무하며, 작은 지붕이 있는 공간은 그늘을 제공하고 물놀이 중간에 휴식을 취할 수 있는 장소를 제공합니다. 벤치 몇 개와 낮은 판자 길을 통해 모래사장에 가까이서 휴식을 취할 수 있습니다.
• 다과 및 카페: 접근 도로와 해변 근처에 커피, 물, 간단한 간식, 청량음료를 제공하는 카페가 한두 군데 있습니다. 더 많은 옵션을 원하시면 소나무 숲으로 조금만 걸어가면 붐비는 일요일에 여러 임시 가판대가 나타납니다.
• 보트하우스와 칼라스: 바위 해안선을 따라 칼라 포르멘토르 근처의 작은 만에 자리 잡은 보트하우스를 발견할 수 있으며, 해안선에 독특한 개성을 더합니다. 모래사장에서 조금만 걸어가면 등대와 탁 트인 바다를 향한 전망대가 나타납니다.

등대 전망대

• 미라도르: 곶에 있는 미라도르에서는 바다, 칼라, 등대 자체의 탁 트인 전망을 감상할 수 있습니다. 주차장에서 이어지는 길은 표지판이 잘 되어 있고 대부분 완만하여 가족들이 쉽게 경치를 즐길 수 있습니다.
• 등대 지역: 등대는 Cap de Formentor 끝자락에 자리 잡고 있습니다. 전망대에서 짧은 길을 따라 등대 근처 두 번째 전망대로 가면 보트와 멀리 수평선의 사진을 많이 찍습니다. 이곳은 특히 일요일 오후와 일몰 때 많은 사진작가들이 방문합니다. 황혼녘에 등대를 다시 촬영하고 싶다면 나중에 짧게 다시 방문할 계획을 세우세요.
• 실용적인 팁: 물과 자외선 차단제를 챙기고, 봉화대뿐만 아니라 중간 높이의 전망대도 즐길 시간을 충분히 가지세요. 친구나 가족과 함께 여행하는 경우, 역할을 분담하여 누군가는 미라도르에서 자리를 지키고 다른 사람들은 바위 슬래브와 인근 칼라를 탐험할 수 있도록 하세요.