Mallorca, an island of beauty and culture, enchants with the Serra de Tramuntana, which is named after the cold northern wind. The mountain range stretches over a length of almost 90 kilometres. At the north-western slope are steep and rocky coastal areas with rather small bays and rocky beaches. A port of refuge was constructed in the biggest bay, a traditional and authentic location that is known for traditional Spanish cuisine and wine.

In the northwest lies a town called Valldemossa. The mountain village became known because a certain Polish Composer spent a winter there with French writer George Sand.

Of architectural importance is the Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma, the church’s oculus is one of the largest gothic rose windows. The famous architect Antoni Gaudí restored the cathedral and imbued it with the style of the Catalan Modernism (Catalan art nouveau).

The Es Baluard Musum for modern and contemporary art, near the Puerta de Santa Catalina, exhibits for art lovers a collection of works by artists like Miro, Picasso or Cézanne.

The Playa Es Trenc is highly recommended for fans of the Caribbean. Es Trenc is one of the longest beaches and has 5 kilometres of sand dunes in its own nature reserve.

Port d’Andratx is a stylish harbour with a beautiful yacht club and is often considered to be the most beautiful harbour in the Mediterranean Sea.