Castell De Bellver

Ever wondered what a 2,000 m2 water park looks like? This four-star all-inclusive hotel, completely refurbished in 2014, is located by the peaceful turquoise bay of Cala Mandía. Six restaurants and an outstanding pool 
and play area make this resort unique.

One of Majorca’s best loved dining options, La Perla is in Santa Catalina. Thanks to its delectable Italian food including a signature dish with burrata and artichoke carpaccio for starters, followed by lemon-infused seafood pasta dish or the restaurant’s famous lasagna di lusso. 

For the perfect cultural afternoon, take 
a half-hour ride to the Pilar I Joan Miró 
foundation, one of the few museums where visitors can see the artist’s creative surroundings through direct contact with the studios in which Joan Miró worked from 1956 until his death in 1983. 

Situated at the end of calle de la Fábrica, this nautically themed canteen plays up to its former sailor social club vibe. A series of portraits include co-founder Javier Bonet's grandfather who was a local fisherman and the newspaper menu features local news.

This show-room store is a stage for local designer Rosa Esteva’s flowing dresses draped like pastel costumes over two minimalist white floors. Clothes are made from natural fibres like silk, cotton, linen and wool with some printed with Rosa’s own watercolour patterns.

Tucked away down a small side street leading down to La Rambla, Café L’Antiquari is stuffed full of antiques blending in with the quirky book stores and cafés nearby. Whether you pop in just come for a coffee or snag a tasty quiche or salad, this is a people watching paradise almost like a stage play as passers by parade up and down the entrance steps. The cosy space often hosts local musicians to play improvised flamenco guitar concerts.

This hip beach club is famous for its ocean views and stunning beach hangout. Try the club restaurant’s health conscious menu or relaxing on a king size lounger or a massages by the sea before joining an exclusive yoga or mindfulness class in a true oasis of happiness!

Sadrassana is housed in a typical 19th- century Majorcan manor house in the picturesque Sa Drassana square and belongs 
to the Horrach Moya gallery. With a menu designed by chef Tito Verger inspired by Balearic cuisine, this is also a place where you can enjoy classic cocktails.

Try a three-hour bike tour of Palma taking in the historical highlights like the Basilica of St Francesco where your guide will teach you about local history such as Antoni Gaudí, the prominent Spanish architect responsible for the cathedral’s impressive interior. 

Santa Catalina is where the local Majorcans and young creatives come to sip all manner of beverages, from specialist teas to little cañas of beers and cocktails. Ginbo, as the name suggests, serves refreshingly delicious gins in a smart classic interior with 
a staggering 60 varieties to try.