Mallorca Is Much Larger Than You Think, and Much More Interesting
Palma, the Tramuntana, the eastern coves and the cycling routes — the Mallorca that exists twenty minutes beyond the resort strip.
Most people’s mental image of Mallorca involves a pool bar, a sunburnt British couple, and a buffet breakfast. And yes, that version of Mallorca exists. It exists emphatically, in certain coastal resort areas that have been built entirely around that experience. But the island itself is 3,600 square kilometres of varied terrain, and most of it has nothing to do with that image.
Mallorca has a mountain range (the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site), a network of stone villages that feel genuinely medieval, an olive and almond agricultural landscape that has barely changed in a century, a capital city with serious restaurants and a formidable cathedral, and a coastline with coves that are as beautiful as anything in the Mediterranean. Getting between those things takes about forty minutes by car.
The question isn’t whether Mallorca is worth visiting. It’s which Mallorca you’re going to.
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