Despite being the largest of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca’s skill to cater to the many is still quite a feat for somewhere relatively small. Sheltered bays are a go-to for the yachting crowd, while on land, the get-up-and-goers either flock to the Tramuntana mountains or the medieval towns and quaint fishing villages depending on their inclination.
Places to stay Mallorca
Mallorca
La Residencia, A Belmond Hotel
Found within the charming artists’ village of Deià at the foot of UNESCO listed mountains, this intimate resort is more atmospheric than you’d ever thought possible.
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Mallorca
Son Bunyola
Conservation and sustainability are at the very heart of Richard Branson’s 1,300-acre private estate – a 16th-century finca meticulously restored to honour its heritage on the Mallorcan northwest coast.
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Mallorca
Grand Hotel Son Net
Emerging as a pop of coral against the Tramuntana foothills, this palatial estate bestows nothing shy of treatment fit for the aristocracy of its past.
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Mallorca
Ikos Porto Petro
Neighbouring its namesake – a pretty little port village just along the coastline – Ikos have anchored their all-inclusive luxury concept on Balearic sands, beckoning families looking for a little extra ease.
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Mallorca
Jumeirah Mallorca Hotel & Spa
Nestled amidst pine forests in the unspoilt northwest of Mallorca, this escapist enclave offers incomparable views of the Mediterranean, the UNESCO-protected Tramuntana Mountains and the picturesque fishing village of Port Sóller.
