Welcome back to our channel. Today we are going to explore one of the most visited islands in the world, Mallorca. Known for its beach resorts, sheltered coves, limestone mountains and Roman remains, Mallorca is the largest Balearic island and the third largest in Spain. From natural beauty, rich cultural heritage and delicious local cuisine, to history, architecture and nightlife, there is something for everyone here in this island. So get ready as we count down the top 10 things to do in Mallorca, so you can make the most of your visit.
Let's get started. Kicking off our list at number 10 is Calapee, probably the best Instagram spot in Mallorca. Tucked away on the southern coast, this secluded cove boasts an idyllic setting with its turquoise waters, pristine sandy beach, and rugged cliffs that frame the beautiful landscape. The beach, along with the waters with varying shades of blue, is also the perfect spot for swimming and sunbathing. But the adventure doesn't end there.
For an extra treat, embark on a hike to Kala Beltran, where you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean coastline. Number 9. Castel de Belver. This is a magnificent gothic-style castle overlooking the city of Palma. This 14th-century fortress boasts stunning 360-degree panoramic views of the city. Explore the castle's fascinating history as you wander through its circular courtyards and admire the impressive architecture.
Next up, at number 8, we have La Sioux, the Cathedral of Palma. This architectural masterpiece is a must-visit attraction in Mallorca. Marvel at the intricate details of its gothic design and be captivated by the colorful stained glass windows that bathe the interior in a mesmerizing light.
With its soaring spires and majestic presence, this cathedral stands as a testament to the creativity and craftsmanship of that time, as well as the rich history that spans centuries. Number 7 takes us on an unforgettable journey through the scenic landscapes of Mallorca. Hop on the vintage wooden train that takes you from Palma to the charming town of Soller.
As you chug along, enjoy the breathtaking views of the Tramontana Mountains and the lush countryside. It's a delightful experience that will transport you back in time. As you arrive in Sawyer, you'll be greeted by its historic town center, vibrant atmosphere, and the impressive architecture that surrounds the square. One of the highlights here is its historic tramway, which has been transporting locals and tourists between the town and the port since the early 20th century.
Hop aboard for a journey through the town's narrow streets. If you're enjoying what you see, we have a small favor to ask. Take a moment and hit that like button right now.
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To get to our next destination, Sa Calobra, buckle up for a drive on one of the most spectacular roads in the world, famous for its snake-like shape. Or take a boat from the Sawyer Port and enjoy a scenic ride along the Stubborn. running coastline, passing breathtaking cliffs and coves before arriving at Sa Calobra. Located on the west coast of Mallorca, this natural wonder will leave you speechless.
Nestled between towering cliffs, this beautiful secluded beach at Sa Calobra boasts crystal clear waters that invite you to take a refreshing dip. And if you're up for a challenge, embark on a thrilling hike through the Torrent de Parais, a dramatic limestone gorge that carves its way through the Tramontana Mountains. Moving on to number five, we'll go to Alcudia, a medieval town on the north coast of Majorca. Steeped in history, Alcudia is a living testament to the civilizations that have left their mark on this corner of Majorca. Founded by the Romans, this town is a tapestry woven with layers of cultures, from the Roman, Moorish, and medieval periods to the present day.
One of the highlights of Alcudia is its traditional market, held every Tuesday and Sunday. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere as you explore the bustling stalls filled with fresh produce, local crafts and souvenirs. Next, we'll take you to Cap de Formentor, a stunning peninsula on the northernmost tip of Mallorca. Brace yourself for jaw-dropping views as you drive along the winding roads that hug the cliffs, marvel at the rugged coastline at Mirador Es Colomer, and admire the iconic lighthouse that proudly stands guard over this natural paradise. Also don't forget to visit Cala Formentor, one of the finest natural beaches in Mallorca, surrounded by woods and the Tramuntana Mountains.
Number 3. Cuevas del Dra, or the Dragon Caves. Step into a magical underground world as you explore these magnificent limestone caves. Admire the awe-inspiring stalactites and stalagmites that have formed over thousands of years.
And don't miss the mesmerizing underground lake, where you can enjoy a classical music concert on a boat. It's an unforgettable experience. We're getting closer to the top, and at number two, we'll take you to Cala Figuera, located in the charming town of Santani, on the southeastern coast of Mallorca.
This fishing village is a hidden gem with its quaint harbor filled with traditional fishing boats. Take a leisurely walk through the village, and you'll find a lot of interesting things to do. stroll along the waterfront, soak up the tranquil atmosphere, and enjoy a delightful seafood meal at one of the local restaurants. Finally we'll rent a boat in Cala Figueira to explore the stunning coast of Santany.
Sail away to paradise as you visit Cala Santany, with its crystal clear waters and golden sand. Admire the iconic rock formation of Es Pontas, and discover the secluded coves of Cala Lombards, Cala de Moro, Cala Marmols, and Cala Salmuna. With each stop, you'll be mesmerized by the beauty that this side of Mallorca has to offer. And there you have it, our top 10 things to do in Mallorca. From breathtaking beaches to historical landmarks and natural wonders, Mallorca has something for everyone.
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