Luxury Mallorca Tours made for you
Enjoy the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands with a journey designed just for you
Explore beautiful beaches and glittering Mediterranean waters
The largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, Mallorca’s glittering hidden coves, fabulous stretches of golden beaches, calm, inviting waters and jagged limestone peaks are nothing short of enchanting. On a luxury Mallorca tour with Jacada, you can discover each sun-soaked corner of this idyllic isle through hand-picked activities and hotels, chosen for you by our expert travel designers.
Start in the island’s capital city, one of the best places to visit in Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca is the only real city within the Balearic archipelago. Its majestic Gothic cathedral, La Seu, is flanked by the turquoise shore, with its rooftop terraces offering mesmerising views over the bay and city. The yacht-filled harbour exudes Mediterranean glamour, while the maze of streets in the Old City contain whispers of Palma’s Moorish history.
Experience the allure of Mallorca’s beaches with scenic boat trips on impossibly turquoise waters. Sail past tranquil bays fringed by pine trees, rugged limestone cliffs and peaceful deserted coves. Your private local guide will navigate to the best snorkelling spots, such as the hidden coves of Cala Deià or the marine reserve around Dragonera Island.
Inland, Mallorca’s diverse terrain makes it a sought after cycling destination. There are routes for all ability levels – tackle challenging climbs such as Puig Major in the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range or enjoy a scenic, family-friendly ride along flat coastal paths on a family trip. Complete your Mallorca island tour with a visit to some of its traditional towns and villages. We love Deià, a mountain village entwined with artistic and literary history, and Sóller, where you can ride the vibrant orange tram out to the coast.
Get in touch with our Europe travel designers to begin planning your bespoke luxury Mallorca tour today.
From our experts
Experiences picked by our Mallorca specialists
Charter a private yacht around the coastline
Sail around Mallorca’s incredibly beautiful coastline with a private yacht charter
Cycle the Serra de Tramuntana trails
Tackle the challenging cycling trails of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains
Learn to cook traditional Mallorcan food
Learn how to prepare typical Mallorcan food with a cooking class using fresh produce from Palma’s Mercat de Santa Catalina
Tour Palma's Gothic cathedral and Bellver Castle
Tour the city of Palma with a private local guide, visiting highlights such as the Gothic La Seu cathedral and Bellver Castle
Snorkel the Mediterranean at Cala Deià
Go on a snorkelling trip to the hypnotically blue Mediterranean waters around Cala Deià
A word from one of our experts
Mallorca may be most famous for its incredibly beautiful coastline, and rightly so, but the island holds so much more than that. The island’s ruggedly scenic Serra de Tramuntana mountains are also well worth a visit, especially for cycling enthusiasts.
Dan Rhodes
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When to visit Mallorca
The best time to visit Mallorca varies depending on what you’d like to do during your trip. The summer months of June to August bring the best weather for enjoying the island’s beautiful beaches, with average daily highs of 30°C (86 °F), but also have higher visitor numbers. The shoulder months of April to June and September to October are cooler but still pleasant, ideal for exploring the city of Palma or enjoying outdoor activities, including the island’s excellent cycling trails. You should bear in mind that many hotels and restaurants close during the winter months of November to March.
Best for beaches
June–August
Outdoor activities
April–June and September–October
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FAQs
What is the most luxurious part of Mallorca?
One of the most luxurious areas of Mallorca is Port d’Andratx on the south west coast, a luxury yacht-filled harbour town and working fishing port home to high-end restaurants and stylish boutiques. Other luxurious parts of Mallorca include Portals Nous, home to an elegant marina, and Deià, a scenic village in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, where you can find the stunning Belmond La Residencia hotel.
When is the best month to go to Mallorca?
The best months to go to Mallorca range from April to October. For beaches, watersports and boat trips, we recommend travelling in June, July or August, when the weather is hot and sunny. If you’d like to explore the island through hiking or cycling, then the shoulder months of April, May, September and October offer pleasant weather and comfortable temperatures for activities.
How long should I spend in Mallorca?
How long you should spend in Mallorca depends on your specific interests and schedule. The capital city of Palma can be explored over the course of a few days, while the island’s many beautiful beaches and rugged interior mountains will require more time. For an in-depth immersion into Mallorca’s varied landscapes of city, mountain and coast, you should allow at least a week. Alternatively, you could combine Mallorca with other destinations as part of a longer journey, such as our Grand Discovery of Spain trip, which takes you through the country’s many highlights.
What sort of itineraries can Jacada create in Mallorca?
Every itinerary at Jacada is designed bespoke to you. In Mallorca. Jacada’s expert travel designers can build personalised trips for families, including multi-generational groups and those with young children, as well as romantic trips for couples, with hand-picked accommodations and excursions chosen for you. Get in touch with our Europe team to learn more about the kind of itineraries we can create for Mallorca.
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