Things to see and do Majorca

A guided tour to discover the emblematic wine areas of Majorca. Departure takes place from the Wineries Macia Batle (15 km from Palma, access by train on the Palma-Manacor line). On the edge of a small train, you will discover vine landscapes bucolic to wish, with a stop in two wineries for wine tasting. The course, absolutely splendid, is an original way to discover the island's rural slope. 

By visiting the church square, an explanatory sign shows important places such as the church Santa Maria.

Fans of strong sensations and beautiful landscapes can take the N 710 road. This is the route of watchtowers (viewpoints sometimes surmounted by old fortified towers). It runs along the coast that is discovered from the Al de Sa Gran (343 m) to which you can access very quickly after the exit of Andratx. This beautiful route offers many opportunities for stops, including those of Ricardo Roca and His Animas. The road runs through peaceful and picturesque villages.

The Alcúdia Tourist Office is an essential information point for visitors to this town in Spain's Balearic Islands. Whether you're looking for information on places to visit, things to do, public transport timetables or local events, the team at the tourist office is there to help. Visitors can also obtain brochures and maps of the region to help them find their way around.

Its Dragonera and the two smaller islands, Mediana Island and Es Pantaleu, were declared a natural park in 1995. This 25 ha park is ideal for nature observation: seabirds, endemic crustaceans, sea vultures, more than 200 plant species.

The small port of Port de Sóller is very pleasant despite its narrow étroitesse and pebbles (very little sand); And although the boats are moored within a few metres, the water is perfectly clear for most of the time.

Manacor Town Hall, also known as Ajuntament, is the town's tourist office.

Dominated by the famous Chartreuse who gave her his name. You will be able to refresh yourself in the shade of the plane plane at the terraces of the cafés and restaurants surrounding it, while admiring the strange facade of Chartreuse at the portal of entry filled.

Classified as a historic monument after the 1949 treaty, this megalithic monument dating from the time of Talayotic (1000 BC) is relatively well preserved. It looks like the very many of Minorca.

Visit of a typical finca finca, built just over 200 years ago. The visit, which lasted about an hour, shows the way of life of the Majorquins at that time: agriculture, farm animals… The price of the visit includes a tasting of typical products.

A few explanations about the fauna and flora of Tramuntana. Some brochures on hiking, camping areas and shelters can be practical for walkers, but unfortunately they are not available in French. To register at the campsite, you will need to pass through this office.

It houses the Diocesan Museum in part of the building which dates back to the th century. The main façade was built in the th century.

The Illetes tourist office, located in the town of Calvià on Majorca, is a practical information point for visitors. It is located at Passeig de Illetes 4, Centro Comerical l'Auba. Visitors can obtain information on the region's tourist attractions, things to do, local events and practical tips for their stay. The tourist office can also provide brochures and maps to help visitors find their way around the city.

The magnificent Cala Agulla, a bay with a dense pine forest that is part of an Àrea Natural de Especial Interès, is located just under two kilometres from Capdepera. Surrounded by rocky terrain and composed of fine sand, this beach, despite its fluctuating dimensions, which can vary by 10 metres according to the seasons and marine currents, is one of the most beautiful in Majorca and its easy access (on the Capdepera-Cala Ratjada road) results in a high number of visitors in summer. Paid car park open every day from 9am to 7pm.

It is necessary to request a right to visit the reception center before exploring the park, which will give you information on possible routes. 

Although it is much smaller than its namesake in Barcelona, many florists exhibit their bouquets.