Luxury Mallorca Holidays

From secluded coves to the scent of pine, history filled villages to glamorous seaside towns, Mallorca is filled with sights, sounds and scents that have magnetic appeal. Exuding natural beauty and Spanish charm, this is an island where you'll spend days on golden sandy beaches, exploring hillsides and medieval streets, and soaking up dazzling Mediterranean views.

The largest of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca is also the most popular. The sheer variety of natural vistas, cultural corners and history-filled locales give it a beguiling appeal. You'll soon realise that there is no other island in Europe where you could roam from fertile plains to the almost alpine peaks of the Tramuntana mountains, and onward to the gently rolling hills of the Levante. All the while, this island landscape is sprinkled with villages that ooze Mediterranean charm, encased by an extraordinary coastline stretching over 300 miles.

You'll find Mallorca's variety and vibrancy is reflected in its incredible selection of resorts and hotels. Take your pick of sumptuous coastal resorts with access to private stretches of beach and the twinkling sea beyond. Or head inland a little to immerse yourself in restored historical properties in the heart of charismatic village communities. If you like a little more action, the capital of Palma is home to an array of elegant hotels and resorts, with the city's sights and seductive architecture all within easy reach.

Even if you don't stay there, Palma is a must-visit for many people who spend some time in Mallorca. This is where boutique and antique shops can be found in equal measure, fine dining establishments abound, and architecture that travels from Gothic to Arabic creates a magical feeling on the streets. Away from the capital, charming towns and villages adorned with orange and lemon trees will keep your Instagram grid busy! And from Roman ruins to one of the largest underground lakes in the world, you will find something with a little wow-factor each and every day.

When you are not busy discovering this melting pot of an island, you'll want to spend some time on the coast. Abundant beaches of golden sands await, while twists and turns of the coastline mean pretty coves and secluded bays are all ripe for discovery too. The food in Mallorca will more than sate your appetite if you're on a culinary journey. Delicacies from the sea are a focal point, with lobster ravioli, monkfish and sea bream all local favourites. But you can also expect succulent meats and plentiful tapas too, served in establishments as diverse as Michelin star restaurants, village square dining tables, and wine cellars.

When to visit
Easy to get to and with a temperate Mediterranean climate, people enjoy visiting Mallorca all year round. It is especially warm and sunny from March to November, and only a bit cooler between December and February.