CURATED Guide To Mallorca

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This is a Guide to Mallorca for the discerning traveller. It's child-friendly, but it wasn't just designed for people with children. It's refined, but it isn't too extravagant. You'll find some of the most beautiful places to stay, eat and shop on the island, as well as things to do.

Mallorca is an island of effortless beauty—where rugged mountains meet citrus groves, and design is as enchanting as the coastline. I first visited over a decade ago, but it was a five-week stay with my family that deepened my love for its Mediterranean charm. From sunlit terraces to hidden coves, there’s an ease to life here that’s hard to resist. This guide brings together the best of Mallorca—places that feel special, authentic, and worth returning to.

This is a Guide to Mallorca for the discerning traveller. It's child-friendly, but it wasn't just designed for people with children. It's refined, but it isn't too extravagant. You'll find some of the most beautiful places to stay, eat and shop on the island, as well as things to do.

Mallorca is an island of effortless beauty—where rugged mountains meet citrus groves, and design is as enchanting as the coastline. I first visited over a decade ago, but it was a five-week stay with my family that deepened my love for its Mediterranean charm. From sunlit terraces to hidden coves, there’s an ease to life here that’s hard to resist. This guide brings together the best of Mallorca—places that feel special, authentic, and worth returning to.

INSIDE THE GUIDE

Where to Stay

Mallorca has no shortage of beautiful places to stay—from a storied stone house in the mountains to a design-led finca surrounded by olive groves. Forget the soulless resorts; this guide highlights two special properties where character, location, and effortless style matter just as much as comfort.

Where to Eat

In Mallorca, the setting is just as important as what’s on the plate. An outdoor terrace just up from a quiet square, a sleek contemporary space with sea views, an organic garden café hidden behind an unassuming façade—this guide shares some of the island’s most beautiful restaurants, where aesthetic and ambience speak as much as the food.

What to Do

Mallorca rewards those who know where to look. Beyond the obvious spots, you’ll find coves best reached by boat, concept stores tucked away in sleepy villages, and winding coastal roads that lead to impossibly scenic viewpoints. These pages are your shortcut to the island’s most unforgettable moments.