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Land of history, joyful traditions and delicious gastronomy, Mallorca surprises with its contrasts and diverse landscapes. Life at “Isla de la Calma” (peaceful island) goes on quietly, caressed by the Mediterranean breeze, a genuine marine and nautical flair, agricultural landscapes and charming towns and cities. Discover a paradise bounded by a 550 km. coastline of amazing beaches and “calas” and its prehistoric monuments, beautiful subterranean coves, cultural and leisure centres … Only a few km. away from preserved silent nature you can find the bustle of the trendiest bars. Their parties and nightlife are well-known in Europe. Because this land knows about tourism, since they first started in the 60’s their worldwide reputation has kept growing and has been a holiday destination for celebrities and Royal Families such as the Spanish, host of the Sailing Championship “Copa del Rey de Vela”.
Discover Palma de Mallorca, the cosmopolitan capital, extraordinarily attractive, where the historic ancient centre lives in harmony with the modern city, offering astonishing culture and gourmet cuisine, and its downtown shopping. Architectural gems such as the Cathedral, Palacio de la Almundaina, La Lonja or the Bellver Castle will make you feel that the journey is worthwhile. Mallorca offers a wide range of activities for nature lovers, such as trekking, cycling, golf and water sports. The mountain range Sierra de Tramuntana, cape Formentor, the island of Cabrera … are some of the sites that should be “a must” on your itinerary. For those nostalgic and romantic travelers, the island offers the lovely landscapes in Valldemossa and Deià, which are always a good option. There you feel the imprint of history and some of its distinguished guests such as Chopin, George Sand, the Archduke Luis Salvador or Robert Graves.
The best destinations in Mallorca
The best cities and beaches for your holidays
Unique landscapes
with whom you will be speechless
The magic creek “Ses Fonts Ufanes”
Not far from the chapel of “Sant Miquel”, in the village of Campanet, nearly every year a unique hydrological phenomenon occurs. In Rainy autumns and winters, as if by magic, incredible fountains of water flow out of the ground at the Finca Gabellí, they can reach a volume of 100.00 liters per second. They are the known as “Ses Fonts Ufanes”. This interesting phenomenon, which has been classified as a Natural Monument by the local Baleares Government is as impressive as difficult to see, as this only happens three to seven times a year, when sufficient water has been accumulated in the peak of Puig Tomir and surroundings. For this reason, every time this wonder occurs, many spectators and excursionists visit the site to take photographs.
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Drach Caves
According to legend, an enormous dragon escorted the entrance of this huge cave. Extending to a length of 2.400 meters and reaching a depth of 25 metres, this cave is divided into four areas, which were inhabited in prehistoric times, and are one of the most attractive touristic sites on the island.
The peculiar rock formation, the colossal size of their stalactites and stalagmites, the blue and green shaded underground lakes and the brilliant lighting designed by Carlos Buigas, are some of the impressive features. Lake Martel, considered one of the largest underground lakes in the world, extending to a length of 177 metres, is a remarkable venue for musical and lighting shows, where musicians, sail on a boat, playing Bach, Händel and Chopin music, and to top off this marvellous experience, visitors are invited to go across the lake on a boat, guided by expert gondoliers.
Artà Caves
During the Reconquest of Mallorca, King Jaime I found 2.000 Arabs hiding in this underground world. Known by the Mallorcans since ancient times, the Artà caves have been wreathed in myths and legends. This site has been visited by many celebrities such as Julius Verne, Victor Hugo, Alejandro Dumas and Isaac Albéniz. It has an easy access by car; you may enter the caves through a staircase located in the parking area, which was built when the Queen of Spain Isabel II visited them in 1860.
They are located in Capdepera, in a spectacular environment. The Artà Caves are surrounded by mountains overlooking the sea. During your visit which takes about 25 to 40 minutes, you will admire tall stalagmites that emerge defiant from the ground, shaping mysterious still ghostly, nearly human forms. One of the main highlights is a 22 metres high stalactite, hanging from a spectacular vault in the Queen’s Room.
After visiting the Purgatory Room, you will continue to the Hell Room, where you will attend a magnificent light and sound show. Please remember to wear adequate footwear. In summer, you can take a boat from Cala Ratjada and Font de Sa Cala to the Caves.
Delicious Cusine
Mallorca surprises visitors with its extremely varied cuisine. It has many different dishes and has been enhanced by all of the different peoples and cultures that have left their mark throughout history.The Romans, the Arabs, the Jews, the Italian, the French, amongst many others, have contributed to the Mallorcan culinary tradition, making your trip to Mallorca a real gourmet experience.
The Mallorcan table is a real party, filled with traditional products like ensaimadas, sobrassada, botifarrons, olive oil, almonds, wine (D.O. Binissalem and D.O. Pla and Llevant de Mallorca), herbes dolces, seques and mesclades (herb liquor) and palo are well known around the world.
GOURMET EXPERIENCE
The Mallorcan traditional cuisine, of farmer and peasant origin, is very tasty and uses the best products from the sea and from the land. It offers delightul dishes such as sopes mallorquines, lobster caldereta (soup), porcella rostida (piglet), frit mallorquí, coca de trempó, gató (almond cake), cocarrois... To make this an authenitc experience, have a taste of these delicious dishes in a traditional celler (tavern) or winery.
Lifelong recipes mixed in with haute cuisine, interesting fusion dishes and a wide variety of international restaurants. A luxury experience for the senses.
Photograph: sobrassada, botifarrons.
Traditional Flea Market
The famous Mallorcan flea markets and fairs are located in the main squares and streets of every town and city. They allow visitors to indulge in the local community and buy handmade products and home made baked goods with a great value for money.
Olivar and Santa Catalina markets, in Palma de Mallorca, offer visitors an exciting and unique experience. They are very busy and popular during the weekends. You can find high quality products and taste typical Mallorcan dishes, sushi and tapas in the best atmosphere.
GASTRONOMY
Mallorca has a wide gastronomical variety such as cheese, wine, honey, desserts and excellent traditional products that will make the best souvenir or gift. You may find them in specialised shops and in the fairs and flea market scattered around the island.
If you enjoy the busy and crowded atmosphere of a flea market, Mallorca has plenty to choose from.
- Mondays: Manacor, Calvià, Montuïri
-Tuesdays: Artà, Alcudia, Porreres
-Wednesdays: Andratx, Llubí, Llucmajor, Sencelles, Sineu
-Thursdays: Inca, El Arenal
-Fridays: Alaró, Algaida, Binissalem, Maria de la Salut
-Saturdays: Soller, Santanyí
-Sundays: Alcudoa, Consell, Valldemossa, Pollença
La Seu: Palma's Cathedral
La Seu is undoubtedly a symbol of Mallorca and a must during your stay in Palma. Legend has it that King Jaume I departed Salou to conquer Mallorca. On the 7th September, a storm severely threatened his ships. The king begged God to rescue him from the storm and promised to build the most beautiful church in his honour when he reached the coast: Palma's cathedral.
THE CITY'S SYMBOL
Located in between the Almudaina Palace and the Episcopalian Palace, the magnificent Cathedral, also know as la Seu, stands on the site of an ancient arabic mosque. It is well known for its huge dimension, the gothic temple measures 109,40 metres, 40 metres wide and has the biggest mosaic in the world. The first kings of Mallorca were buried on this site.
GAUDÍ AND BARCELÓ, BRILLIANT CONTRIBUTIONS
The modernist artist Antonio Gaudí made some significant contributions to the Cathedral from 1904 to 1914, when he restored the interior of the Christian temple. More recently, Miquel Barceló, the Mallorcan artist, decorated "La Capilla del Santísimo" with a mural inspired by three passages from the Bible.
PARC DE LA MAR
For centuries, la Seu was the only Cathedral in the world that was reflected on the sea. This happened once in again in 1980 when the Parc de la Mar was built. The park offers a panoramic view of the Cathedral and the Palacio de la Almundaina.
During the summer months, the city council organises "Cinema a la Fresca en el Parc de la Mar", where you can see films on a giant outdoor screen with a view of the Cathedral. A unique experience.
TOUR GUIDE
The Cathedral is a place of worship. Tourist tours are not allowed during mass. On working days you can access the Cathedral through the museum located on the north side.
Castillo de Bellver
This castle was built near Palma in the 14th century as a a fortress and residence for the monarchy. Until 1915 the basement of this fortress was also a prison for the royalty. King Jaume III's widow and his children were imprisoned in it for a few years.
La Lonja del Mar
The beautiful Lonja del Mar is one the most beautiful Gothic buildings of the island. It is currently a fantastic exhibition centre. It is located in Paseo de Sagrera and the construction started in 1426 when the Merchant's Association asked architect Guillem de Sagrera to construct the building. It was later finished by architect Guillermo Vilasolar.
The surrounding area of this symbolic building is know as La Lonja. Here you can find an interesting nightlife and some of the city's most popular restaurants and hotels.
Photograph: La Lonja, a Gothic masterpiece.
- Address: Plaza Sa Lotja, s/n
- Telephone: 0034 971 711 705
- Opening hours: only when there is an exhibition
- Tuesday to Saturday: 11:00-14:00 and 17:00-21:00
- Sundays and public holidays: 11:00-13:30
- Closed on Mondays
Es Baluard
Inside the magnificent building of Es Baluard you can find the new museum of modern and contemporary art in Palma. The museum has a varied and select collection of paintings, drawings and sculptures created by late 19th century international artists.
ART AT ITS FINEST
In Es Baluard you can see pieces from artists such as Cezanne, Gauguin, Picasso, Miró, Magritte, Polke, Barceló and Schnabel. It also has an outstanding sample of Mediterranean landscaping and also of authors that are related to the Balearic Islands, like Anglada-Camarasa and Gelabert.
As well as its permanent collection the museum holds temporary expositions. It has a shop and Es Baluard Restaurant & Lounge, suitable for events.
DID YOU KNOW?
The ancient Baluard de Sant Pere, ancient bastion of the fortified Renaissance precinct that surrounded the city of Palma, was one of the last military quarters. The walls surrounding Palma were demolished during the 20th century urban boom, encouraged by corporate and touristic development.
Nowadays the terrace is a wonderful viewpoint, overlooking the city's promenade and port. From Es Baluard you can see the Cathedral and the original view of the unique rooftops and bell towers of the old town.
Serra de Tramuntana
This is that other Mallorca, a refuge in the renown “Isla de la Calma” (quiet island). From Andratx to Pollença, the island offers the visitor much more than sun and magnificent beaches. We propose you hire a car and embark on a journey to the northern mountains, where you will find one of the finest nature reserves on the island, listed by Unesco as a World Heritage site.
Serra de Trauntana is a mountain range of approximately 90 km. long, surmounted by the peaks of Puig Major (1.445 meters) and Massanella (1.340 meters). During your tour, you will observe challenging cliffs that rise from the sea, vast pine forests and genuine villages disconnected from massive tourism. Exploring the mountains amongst the pine trees you will feel the smell of wild rosemary and the pleasure of breathing fresh air.
DISCOVER ITS BEAUTIFUL VILLAGES
During your journey through Majorcan essence, you will find enchanting villages such as Estellencs, Banyalbufar, Valldemossa, Deià, Sóller, Biniaraix, Fornalutx, Lluc and Pollença, showing you the quiet Mallorca, its charm, with its stone pavements, traditional farmers and markets, and fine gastronomy.
From scenic overlooks/viewpoints like Ses Ánimes and Son Marroig, the views are simply spectacular. We also recommend you to visit the Monastery of Lluc, spiritual centre of Mallorca.
We recommend you visit Ses Ànimes and Son Marroig, the views are just spectacular.
Deià
The road that leads you from Valldemossa to Deià is one of the most beautiful landscapes of the island, where you will find the viewpoint Ses Pites and Son Marroig, mansion where the Archduke Luis Salvador de Austria lived, visited by his cousin Empress Sissi.
The view of the coastline and Sa Foradada from this emblematic manor is unique. However, perhaps S’Estaca is the most famous manor, internationally renowned after being acquired by the famous actor Michael Douglas, who came to Deià seeking for a quiet retreat; and he found it indeed, at 30 minutes from the capital. He was captivated by its sweet little houses spread along the hill; one of the loveliest pictures of the Mediterranean coast. Its quiet and bohemian atmosphere is well-known .
ENCHANTING AND INVITING LAND
Its beauty and authentic element; and its genuine rural charm have been captivating renowned artists, writers and musicians such as Kewin Ayers, Mike Oldfield, Julio Cortazar, Manuel de Falla and others. Robert Graves has been one of its most distinguished and appreciated visitors who lived there. Nowadays it is an interesting museum which you can visit.
Deià is a destination for demanding tourists, where you will find sweet hotels, excellent restaurants, bars and terraces. The quiet round stone beach of Cala Deià and the lovely village of Lluc Alcari both located a few km. from the village, are a must during your visit.
TOP PICKS
-Llucalcari
-Small and bohemian cemetry
-Miramar Palace and Son Marroig
-Museo Parroquial de Sant Joan Baptista
-Museo Arqueológico y Paleontológic
Sóller Valley
Located only half an hour away from Palma de Mallorca Airport, Sóller offers visitors well kept city centre that includes some traditional architecture, beautiful mansions, majestic palaces and elegant, modernist buildings. Sóller is found in the heart of a valley, surrounded by orange trees, lemon trees, olive trees and facing the sea: it is one of the island's most charming retreats.
Next to Plaza de la Constitución, Sóller's city centre, you will find interesting buildings such as San Bartolomé church, Can Prunera Museum and Banco de Sóller, an exquisite example of art nouveau.
DISCOVER SÓLLER'S PORT
Like most of the villages and towns located in the Serra de Tramuntana (Tramuntana mountain range), the lifestyle in Sóller is calm and slow, away from the hustle and bustle of the main tourist centres. The hundred year-old tram runs for only 5 km, to Puerto de Sóller (Sóller's port), where you can enjoy the beach, a peculiar nautical atmosphere, delicious food and the Museu de la Mar.
NATURAL OASIS
During the spring, autumn and winter there is a path network in the nearby mountains and the seashore that turn into a shelter for nature lovers. We highly recommend a visit to the nearby villages of Fornalutx and Biniaraix.
TRAVEL INSIDE A VINTAGE TRAIN
You can get to Sóller by car, bus and by a vintage train, made of wood, filled with vintage details: an authentic 19th century experience. The journey takes approximately one hour and is perfect to admire the beautiful Mallorca scenery.
TOP SIGHTS
- Plaza de la Consitución
- Can Prunera Museum
- Alfabia Gardens
- Puerto de Sóller
- Fornalutx
- Biniaraix
Puerto de Pollença
Founded by the Romans, Pollença conserves its charming past that you will enjoy talking a walk around its stone-paved streets. The port is now an important tourist centre and has a beautiful and busy pedestrian zone equipped with services and facilities.
As well as an excellent hotel selection, Pollença is a great place to enjoy the sea and water sports, it has a great variety of restaurants and a lively night life. We also recommend Sunday market is also.
SPORTS PARADISE
Frequented by families all year round, Pollença is also a paradise for those who love sports. Windsurfing, kite surfing, hiking, cycling, nordic walking and adventure and mountain sports are only some of the options available.
If you travel to Pollença, you must visit Formentor. The amazing hotel, the beach and the forest are exceptional.
Photograph: Puerto de Pollença.
Formentor
This narrow peninsula of the Sierra de Tramuntana, is located on the far North of Mallorca and offers one of most amazing landscapes of the Mallorcan terrain. Of difficult access, it is connected with Port of Pollensa by a winding road with steep curves that also leads you to the iconic lighthouse of Cap de Formentor.
During the journey: breathtaking views, abrupt landscapes, sheer cliffs penetrating the sea, pine trees, tunnels going through stage mountains...
BEAUTIFUL FORMENTOR BEACH A beautiful landscape, an idyllic picture, Formentor’s beach with its turquoise water and fine sand, dotted with pine trees, is visited by Majorcans and tourists seeking for relaxation in a unique natural environment. This site’s features have historically attracted artists, poets and novelist to this part of the Mediterranean Sea.
EXCURSION TO THE FAMOUS LIGHTHOUSE
When you take the last curve you find the Formentor Lighthouse; situated at the top of a cliff, you can go up the large staircase to the top of the lighthouse, where the views are sublime. On clear bright days you can see the island of Menorca. The lighthouse has a cafè with a terrace and magnificent views, where we recommend you enjoy an unforgettable Mallorcan sunset.
INTELLECTUALS AND CELEBRITIES’ RETREAT
Another site you mustn’t miss is the Hotel Barceló Formentor, built in 1929, it has been a retreat for politicians, wealthy people and celebrities. Winston Churchill, Edward Windsor, Haile Selassie, Dalai Lama, Helmut Schmidt, Mijail Gorvachov, Grace Kelly and Rainiero de Monaco, John Wayne and Yasser Arafat are some of its guests.
Surrounded by 1.200 Hectáreas of nature, this hotel was designed by the Argentinean promoter Adán Diehl, who considered the possibility of a big promotion of the hotel in Paris by displaying a gigantic advertisement at the Eiffel Tower itself; but this never happened, however, Diehl achieved his dream: the creation of a magic venue, a meeting point for poets, writers, ponderers /thinkers and lovers of good taste. The Hotel Barceló Formentor, one of the most renowned boutique hotels in Spain, has cooperated for over 50 years with the famous Premios Formentor.
Photo: Formentor Lighthouse
Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis
After thousands of years of erosion, the Tramuntana mountaing range meets an intense sea, creating a unique hideout in the Mallorcan coast: Sa Calobra. On the far left side you can find a natural gem: Torrent de Pareis, declared Natural Monument by the Balearic Government.
It is only 25 metres away from the beach, hidden amongst a deep, 200 metre cliff; a spectacular view. For years this Mallorcan hideout was source of inspiration to impressionist paintors that fell in love with the light and the shades of this amazing place.
This might be one of the reasons why this excursion is one of the most popular amongst tourists. The hotels and the restaurants you will find on your way do not spoil this mountainous side of Mallorca. If you decide to go to this "cala" by boat you will be welcomed by a view of spectacular cliffs.
CONCERT IN TORRENT DE PAREIS
Every year, on the first Sunday of July a unique choral concert is held. These concerts were originally promoted by the paintor Josep Coll Bardolet. Nowadays it is one of the summer's most interesting events. This canyon's incredible walls make a natural auditorium. The final product is a unique acoustic and atmosphere.
Photograph: Sa Calobra beach.
Further information
Organise your trip
You can start to prepare your trip to Mallorca today. We will provide you with all the required information to make your trip to the “Isla de la Calma” perfect.
WHEN SHOULD I GO?
Mallorca has a typically Mediterranean, mild climate all year round. The winter in Mallorca is warm and the summer is dry and hot. During the day, the temperature in the winter is usually never under 13ºC; in the summer the temperature can go up to 30ºC or more.
If you are looking for the best price to visit Mallorca, the time to travel is low season. Prices usually increase during the Christmas and Easter holidays, as well as long weekends and the summer.
Autumn is the best season of the year to enjoy the most quiet and authentic aspect of the island. Spring and autumn are usually the best seasons to enjoy nature and carry out interesting trekking and cycling routes.
DOCUMENTATION
Your ID and/or passport are essential to travel as well as your driving licence if you are thinking of hiring a car.
Young travellers, students or senior citizens are entitled to discounts on public transportation, museum tickets and other interesting sites.
How do I get there?
BY PLANE
With over 22.768.032 registered passengers in 2013, Palma airport (PMI), also known as International Airport of Son Sant Joan, is the main connection point on the island for local visitors and especially for international tourists.
Located 10 km. away from Palma de Mallorca, the capital of the island, it is well connected with the main Spanish and European cities. The most important connections are with the cities of Barcelona, Madrid-Barajas and Düsseldorf, with over a million passengers, and Cologne, with annual traffic of over eight hundred thousand passengers.
For those you wish to travel to several of the Balearic Islands, there are connections between Mallorca and the islands of Menorca and Ibiza. Please remember that during high season, flight frequencies increase significantly. The countries with more traffic to the Baleares are Germany and the United Kingdom and also from mainland Spain.
Organised trips and packaged holidays
Charter flights are another option to travel to Palma de Mallorca. Please remember that this type of air tickets do not allow any date nor time changes. Some travel agencies like us, offer organised trips and packages that include flights, accommodation on half or full board, as well as transfers.
On arrival at Palma de Mallorca Airport, there is a bus stop and a taxi stand.
Public Bus
Line 1. It connects the airport with the city centre, the Paseo Marítimo and the Port.
Line 21. It connects the airport with Ca’n Pastilla and Playa de Palma.
Bus stops at the airport: Terminal: Arrivals. Floor 0.
Rates: One way ticket: 3 Euros. Bus driver has change for maximum 10 Euros. The tickets must be purchased on board.
Palma has a good city bus service (EMT). You may check the schedules and itineraries on their website and app “EMT Palma” and “PMI Transit”. The latter also offers the underground and train information.
Information telephone number: 0034 971 21 44 44
Taxi Stand
Look for the taxi stand sign at the Terminal: Arrivals. Floor 0. Please ask for a receipt in the event of a possible claim.
Car hire
Although there is an excellent bus network that connects Palma with the main tourist resorts, villages, beaches and “calas”, the best transportation to move around the island is by car, which you can hire at the airport. Prices are higher during peak season.
Underground, trains, trams
Mallorca has one underground line and two railway lines, one goes from Palma to Sóller and the other one goes to Inca (and continues to Sa Pobla and Manacor). You will find the central stations at the“Intermodal” Station in Plaza España.
We recommend you take the vintage train to Sóller, then take the attractive tram that connects the village with its port and beach. The train station is also located in the centre of Palma, a few metres from Plaza España.
BY FERRY
From mainland Spain, Menorca or Ibiza. From Formentera you get to Mallorca via Ibiza.
I you like travelling by boat or perhaps you don’t like to fly or even if you prefer to travel with your own car, this means of transport is a good option. Ferries depart from Valencia, Denia and Barcelona. Roundtrip tickets are cheaper.
BY CRUISE
Numerous Mediterranean cruises stop in Mallorca every year. Its capital is, with over a million passengers a year, the fifth European port with the most traffic.
Where can I stay?
In Mallorca you will find a wide range of hotels to suit all tastes and budgets, offering spectacular resorts with an “all inclusive” basis or half board, most of them specialised in family holidays. At these tourist resorts the visitor can enjoy swimming in the crystal clear pools, join the various leisure activities scheduled all day, or take the children to the playroom and have a relaxing sunbathe and a fashionable drink at the pool.
For couples and romantic break, the island offers a range of selected "adults only" accommodation. At these hotels the atmosphere, gastronomy, activity programme, installations and all services are especially for this type of clients.
For those who prefer to stay in the city, Palma offers many city hotels and charming boutique hotels, some of them established in iconic buildings and in the best downtown shopping and partying location.
If you are looking for a private and intimate holiday, Mallorca offers exclusive villas and enchanting hotels, with all the required facilities and decorated with excellent taste.
If what you really want is to feel the most traditional Majorcan environment, a rural hotel is the place to go. Ancient estates and castles, in the most idyllic sites of the island, have been renovated with exquisite care and transformed into spectacular hotels.
You also have a broad range of first class hotels located along the beautiful Majorcan coastal, for those visitors who prefer to stay near the beach.
Medical Assitance
You may take out an insurance policy to cover medical assistance during the trip. We also offer a travel insurance policy, which covers medical assistance, theft and cancellation charges. Several private medical centres and private hospitals throughout many towns on the island offer medical assitance.
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
In order to get assistance at a public medical centre or hospital you must have a Medical Card. Mallorca has medical services all over the island. The Public Health Service has hospitals located in the main towns and medical centres spread all over the island.
In Palma de Mallorca: the “Hospital Universitari Son Espases”, medical reference of the island and “Hospital de Son Llatzer”; In Manacor, “Hospital de Manacor”; and in Inca, the “Hospital Comarcal de Inca”.
There are also private medical centres. The Red Cross has several emergency centres in many villages and beaches. As in the rest of the country, in case of emergency you must dial 112. The call is free of charge and you will receive attention immediately in four languages (Spanish, Catalan, English and German). They will coordinate all the required emergency services such as ambulances, Fire Department and Police.
- Hospital Universitari Son Espases: 0034 871 205 000
- Hospital Son Llàtzer (Mallorca): 0034 871 202 000
- Hospital de Manacor (Mallorca): 0034 971 841 000
- Hospital Comarcal d’Inca (Mallorca): 0034 971 888 500
Currency and Customs
The Euro is the official currency in the Balearic Islands. As in the rest of the country, you may use credit cards for most of your financial transactions, especially in the touristic areas, where they tend to facilitate consumption to their clients. There may be some shops or small bars that only accept cash.
There is a wide network of ATM’s in the main towns of the island, but please bear in mind that banks charge a commission if you withdraw cash with other banks’ credit cards.
CREDIT CARD CANCELLATION TELEPHONE NUMBERS
- 4B - VISA Electron - Master Card - VISA: 0034 902 114 400 / 0034 913 626 200
- Servired (VISA - VISA Electron - Master Card): 0034 902 192 100
- American Express: 0034 902 375 637
- Red 6000: 0034 915 965 335
Useful Phone Numbers
We provide our travellers with a useful telephone essential guide. Any infomation required about Mallorca and any of its services can be found in the following infomation points.
SECURITY
- Emergencies: 112
- National Police Force: 091
- Local Police Force: 092
- Guardia Civil: 062
AIRPORTS
- Palma Airport (PMI): 0034 902 404 704 / 0034 971 264 162
BOAT COMPANIES
- Acciona-Transmediterránea: 0034 902 454 645
- Iscomar: 0034 902 119 128
- Interilles Express (Cala Ratjada-Ciutadella): 0034 971 818 666
- Balearia: 0034 902 180
TRAIN AND UNDERGROUND
- Estación Intermodal de Palma: 0034 971 177 777
- Serveis Ferroviaris de Mallorca (SFM): 0034 871 930 000
- Soller Train: 0034 971 752 051
- Inca Train: 0034 871 930 000
BUSES
- TIB: 0034 971 176 200
- EMT: 0034 971 214 444
- Tourist Bus: 0034 607 372 556
TAXI
- Radio Taxi: 0034 971 755 440 // 0034 971 764 545
- Taxi Palma Radio: 0034 971 401 414
- Fono Taxi: 0034 971 728 081
- Tele Taxi: 0034 971 200 900
- Taxi Alcudia: 0034 971 549 870
- Taxi Andratx: 0034 971 235 544
- Taxi Arenal - Llucmajor: 0034 971 440 212
- Taxi Artà: 0034 971 836 202
- Taxi Cala Millor: 0034 971 586 969
- Taxi Cala Ratjada: 0034 971 819 090
- Taxi Cala d’ Or: 0034 971 657 058
- Taxi Calviá: 0034 971 134 700
- Taxi Inca: 0034 971 881 020
- Taxi Pollença: 0034 971 866 213
- Taxi Sóller: 0034 971 638 484
CONSULATES
- German Consulate: 0034 971 707 737
- French Consulate: 0034 971 971 31 20 31
- British Consulate: 0034 971 712445
- Dutch Consulate: 0034 726 642
- Finland: 0034 971 717 274
- Irland: 0034 971 719 244
- Luxembourg: 0034 971 228 500
- Switzerland: 0034 971 768 836
- Austria: 0034 971 728 427
- Denmark: 0034 971 727 857
- Sweden: 0034 971 755 492
- Greece: 0034 712 221
- Norway: 0034 971 711 005
- United States: 0034 971 403 905
Ports and Marinas
- Puerto de Palma de Mallorca: 0034 971 724 949
- Real Club Náutico de Palma: 0034 971 726 848
- Club del Mar: 0034 971 403 611
- Escuela Nacional de vela Calanova: 0034 971 402 512
- Puerto Deportivo Punta Portals:0034 971 171 100
- Port Adriano: 0034 971 237 006
- Club Náutico Santa Ponça: 0034 971 694 950
- Club Náutico Puerto de Andratx: 0034 971 672 337
- Puerto de Sóller: 0034 971 633 316
- Real Club Náutico Pollença: 0034 971 864 635
- Puerto Deportivo Marina de Bonaire: 0034 971 546 955
- Puerto Deportivo Alcudia Mar: 0034 971 546 000
- Puerto Deportivo Can Picafort: 0034 971 850 010
- Club Náutico de Serra Nova: 0034 971 854 030
- Club Náutico Colònia de Sant Pere: 0034 971 589 147
- Club Náutico Cala Ratjada: 0034 971 564 019
- Club Náutico de Porto Cristo: 0034 971 821 253
- Club Náutico de Porto Colom: 0034 971 824 690
- Marina de Cala d’Or: 0034 971 657 070
- Real Club Náutico de Porto Petro: 0034 971 657 657
- Puerto Cala Figuera: 0034 971 645 242
- Puerto Colònia de Sant Jordi: 0034 971 655 148
- Club Náutico El Arenal: 0034 971 640 001
- Club Marítimo Can Pastilla: 0034 971 263 512
- Club Náutico Cala Gamba: 0034 971 261 849
- Club Marítimo Molinar de levante:0034 971 273 479
- Club Náutico Portixol: 0034 971 242 424
The weather in Mallorca
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Overall forecastMediterranean climate with mild temperatures
If you travel to Mallorca you will enjoy a mild Mediterranean climate with no extreme temperatures. In summer the average temperature is 29/31 ºC and 16/18 ºC in winter. The clear light, the sea’s warm temperature almost all year round and the approximately 3.000 annual hours of sunlight are what makes Mallorca a perfect place to enjoy a relaxing trip. Discover Mallorca, an island filled with sunlight.
Monthly forecast
- Jan15.2º8.3º
- Feb15.7º8.5º
- Mar17.1º9.5º
- Apr18.7º11.3º
- May22.1º14.7º
- Jun25.9º18.4º
- Jul28.9º21.3º
- Aug29.5º22.2º
- Sep27.1º19.8º
- Oct23.4º16.1º
- Nov19.2º12.1º
- Dec16.5º9.7º