Ok, this is NOT what you wanted on your Mallorca holiday: rain. All plans are now literally falling apart. Fortunately, there is still quite a bit to do on the island when it rains. I’ll give you 14 tips for what to do in Mallorca when it rains.

Mallorca is the biggest island in the Balearics. It’s a long-loved holiday destination, offering excellent beaches and many opportunities to explore the island by foot, car, or bicycle. So to get the holiday anticipation started, here’s an extensive list of tips for Mallorca.  

It is impossible to make a complete foodie guide of Palma de Mallorca. There are simply too many great restaurants and cafes to try. But, of course, I tested a few, so I’m happy to share my experiences with you!

In the northeast of Mallorca are the towns of Artà and Capdepera. And they’re surprisingly fun! Both have beautiful fortifications: one a walled castle, the other a walled church. And they are only a fifteen-minute drive from each other. So they’re easy to combine and make a day trip out of it.

In Mallorca, you can walk endlessly. There are a lot of walking routes, from very challenging to just a short hike. If you want to get moving during your holiday, but it doesn’t have to be too active, I have a few nice short hikes for you in Mallorca. They are all laps, so you start and finish in the same place.

Alcúdia is a favorite holiday destination for sun-sea-beach lovers. No wonder: there are no less than 10 kilometers of sandy beach. A day trip is a good idea if you stay at a different island place. Combine the beach with visiting the old town and the colorful sculpture garden.

The Formentor peninsula on Mallorca guarantees an outing full of ohs and ahs because it is beautiful. The raging sea of ​​waves hits the enormous cliffs, and the sharp turns challenge drivers and cyclists. You’ll be amazed by the spectacle, so definitely put Formentor on your Mallorca bucket list!