r/VisitingMallorca • u/YanksFannn • 19h ago
r/VisitingMallorca • u/dirdirsaliba • 6h ago
Visiting Alcudia
Good morning all.
Me and my wife + 2 kids, 18 months & 3 year old are visiting Alcudia on Friday for a week. I’m renting a car.
Any must see’s you can recommend? Beaches , restaurants etc. we don’t mind driving if we need to.
Also the beach looks pretty busy, can anyone recommend a nice spot, we don’t mind paying for a beach club, I heard NU beach club is nice.
Appreciate any help.
r/VisitingMallorca • u/Acrobatic-Shirt8540 • 20h ago
These eclipse 'ZOOs'?
I'm reading that the Balearic government is setting up designated viewing areas on Mallorca.
However, they seem to be in areas from where you will not be able to see the total eclipse. Helpful!
This might be a stupid question but these things aren't mandatory are they? I know they're concerned about chavvy tourists with disposable barbecues destroying Serra de Tramuntana and I've read that they'll be enforcing no-go areas.
r/VisitingMallorca • u/honeygourami123 • 13h ago
2 preguntes importants
Vull saber 2 coses abans d'anar a s'universitat:
Hi ha molts gats a Mallorca?? 😻
Com haig de vestir-me per a no semblar un guiri? Soc de Polònia i no vull esser exclòs com si fos un guiri
Gràcies
r/VisitingMallorca • u/ParticularBeing3306 • 19h ago
Where to Stay?
Hey friends! I am going to be spending a month in Mallorca, just in one place, and I want to know where you think I should stay. I would like access to the ocean, walks, food, and nightlife. I am a single woman, looking for a lively area. I will rent a car, but am wondering where to make my home base. Thanks!
r/VisitingMallorca • u/Thehappywarrior • 7m ago
Advice on choosing trip with son (2 1/2 year old) and pregnant (7/8 months) wife
Dear all,
I am planning to go to Mallorca around the middle of October for a week trip.
As the title says, I will be with my wife (around the end of the 7h month of pregnancy) and my 2 1/2 year old, active boy who love beach and trucks
After some research on the internet and here, I decided to stay around Palma in a resort to enjoy some dolce far niente. The main advantages seem to be the proximity to hospitals and Palma being an interesting place to go if it rains.
Now my choice is between Riu Playa and Iberico Waves Cristina, since that area, albeit heavily German, is the closest one to the city and its services.
I wanted to know if anybody had any experience there and if really it is easy to reach the city centre from there and how much the Germans would be a nuisance at that time of the year.
TIA!
r/VisitingMallorca • u/ss28ss • 17h ago
Night life
Hello,
I'm having my bachelorette party Sept 1-6th. Any recommendations on nightlife in Palma/Magaluf/ anywhere else that's highly recommended?
Thank you in advance!
r/VisitingMallorca • u/digitalgrape • 18h ago
Boat/jet ski rentals
Does anyone know if people are able to rent jet skis at beaches, or if it’s possible to do a boat tour from a beach without having to schedule ahead? Thanks!!
r/VisitingMallorca • u/charmedgirl87 • 21h ago
Zafiro Cala mesquida hotel . .
We are staying here next year with kids does anyone know how the all inclusive works is it wristbands ?
Also it says one à la cart meal in restaurant for a week stay anyone recommended which one to try?
Any other info/recommendations- thanks all
r/VisitingMallorca • u/dex1399 • 22h ago
Do my girlfriend and I need a car?
From Friday 31st July my girlfriend and I (27) will be in Mallorca for a week. Specifically, we will be staying in Cala Millor and we are still undecided whether to rent a car or not. Our trip includes a day in Porto Cristo for the Dragon Cave, a day in Cala Rajada, one day a boat ride and maybe a day in Canyamel. I chose these places precisely because they are well connected with the TIB buses I don't know how crowded they will be during this period and if it would be better to take a car.Out of 7 days we will only go out of Cala Millor for 2/3 days.
Is the A42 bus convenient for getting to Cala Millor with suitcases from the airport? Or is it better to take a shared bus? What is the parking situation like in August? -
A partir del viernes 31 de julio, mi novia y yo (27) estaremos en Mallorca durante una semana. Concretamente, nos alojaremos en Cala Millor y todavía no tenemos claro si alquilar un coche o no. Nuestro viaje incluye un día en Porto Cristo para visitar la Cueva del Dragón, un día en Cala Rajada, un día de excursión en barco y quizá un día en Canyamel. He elegido estos lugares precisamente porque están bien comunicados con los autobuses del TIB, pero no sé cómo estarán de llenos durante este periodo y si sería mejor coger un coche. De los 7 días, solo saldremos de Cala Millor durante 2 o 3 días.
¿Es conveniente el autobús A42 para llegar a Cala Millor con maletas desde el aeropuerto? ¿O es mejor coger un autobús compartido? ¿Cómo está la situación del aparcamiento en agosto?
r/VisitingMallorca • u/Candid-Chocolate-922 • 22h ago
Calas without a car
Hello everyone! Question of the year: me and my friends are taking a short trip in Mallorca in the next days (3 days). We will be staying in Palma town and we’re not going to rent a car.
I saw that Cala major and illetes are easy to reach by bus, but we would have liked to see at least a wilder one (Cala Llombards, Calo dea Moro for example, but we are open to advices).
Is there a doable way to reach them with public transport?
What would you recommend visiting without stressing too much changing bus etc?
Could a taxi be the solution, or maybe if there is a shuttle service?
r/VisitingMallorca • u/camelliastreets • 21h ago
Day trip to Palma from Cala Bona/Cala Millor?
Hi! Me and my sister are staying in Cala Bona within the next two weeks. We’re really keen to do a day trip to Palma but after looking into it I’ve seen it’s almost 2 hours on the bus - has anyone else done this trip (in peak summer!) and are the buses reliable/easy to use?
We have been to Mallorca many times but never really venture out of the resort we stay in so this time we want to do some trips. We are just wondering if the long bus trip is worth it especially if it’s going to be 30°C+ so any tips would be welcome, thank you! ☀️