Visitor guide
How to Visit Mallorca: Tours, Getting Around and Everything You Need to Know
The island is bigger than most people plan for. What a day actually costs, how far apart the resorts really are, and when you need a car.
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Each post below answers one question a visitor actually asks before booking. How to get around an island this size. Which side to sleep on. What fits in a cruise stop. Which hull suits your day on the water.
Where to stay
Mallorca Region by Region: Where to Base Yourself for the Trips You Want
Five parts of one island, and the trips that leave from each. Pick the wrong side and you will spend the holiday driving.
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Island facts
12 Facts About Mallorca That Surprise First-Time Visitors
A wooden railway from 1912 still in service, a World Heritage listing that is about farming, and a cove with no road to it.
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Cruise port
Mallorca for Cruise Passengers: How to Spend a Port Day in Palma
Palma puts two marinas and a cathedral within walking distance of the berth. What fits in four hours, six, and what does not fit at all.
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Choosing a boat
Catamaran, Sailing Yacht or Speedboat: Which Mallorca Boat Trip Suits You
Three hull types, three very different days on the water, and the one question that settles it faster than price does.
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Where a post answers one question, a guide takes a whole topic: every boat trip compared, the coves that need a boat, the crowds, three days planned out, and the Serra de Tramuntana by road and rail. For the practical half — airports, distances, fares — start at planning a trip.
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