Mallorca: Discover the island's luxurious evolution

Mallorca’s coast is a magnet for high-end beach clubs and glamorous holiday resorts. The port of Sóller is a real highlight — not only because of its location in the Serra de Tramuntana. Here you can experience a charming mix of modernized harbor flair and traditional ambiance. The historic tram connects the harbor with the town of Sóller — ideal for a day trip with a touch of nostalgia. Besides traditional hotels, modern clubs like Purobeach Palma attract visitors with sunbeds right by the water, high-quality cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere.

Mallorca’s coast is a magnet for high-end beach clubs and glamorous holiday resorts. The port of Sóller is a real highlight — not only because of its location in the Serra de Tramuntana. Here you can experience a charming mix of modernized harbor flair and traditional ambiance. The historic tram connects the harbor with the town of Sóller — ideal for a day trip with a touch of nostalgia. Besides traditional hotels, modern clubs like Purobeach Palma attract visitors with sunbeds right by the water, high-quality cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere.

Paseo del Borne has evolved into a top shopping street — here you’ll find top brands like Louis Vuitton or Cartier as well as cozy cafés overlooking palm-lined boulevards. The Borne connects Palma’s historic center with the coast and is partly car-free — ideal for an afternoon of strolling and people-watching.

Mallorca’s infrastructure has made a huge leap: highways now connect Palma conveniently with Inca and Manacor. Train connections to Sa Pobla or Porto Cristo are particularly popular with tourists — a relaxed alternative to renting a car. If you stay in Palma, you can even use the metro — practical for students and commuters.

Puerto Portals has for decades been THE address for boat lovers and glamour fans alike. Here you can not only admire yachts but also enjoy seafood dishes at Ritzi or cocktails in the open air. The somewhat newer Port Adriano impresses with its modern architecture by Philippe Starck — perfect for fans of design and sea views.

Mallorca’s gastronomy scene is flourishing! Zaranda in Es Capdellà has earned two Michelin stars — Chef Fernando Arellano creates masterpieces using regional ingredients. For traditional Mallorcan cuisine, a visit to Santi Taura in Lloseta is also worthwhile; it’s best to reserve early! The culinary delights are accompanied by the island’s excellent wines: visit wineries like Macià Batle or Jaume Mesquida for a tour including tastings.