Hotels on Mallorca and Formentera

Peguera mixes leisure and nature in an idyllic setting in southwest Mallorca, offering a wide choice of dining and shopping options on and around the sea promenade, as well as a variety of hiking and cycling routes within easy reach of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range. It boasts beaches such as La Romana or Cala Fornells, which are perfect for visiting with children or practising water sports. Don’t miss the chance to follow the hiking trail to es Capdellà and admire the magnificent scenery.

Magaluf, in northwest Mallorca, is renowned for its extensive choice of leisure options and night life, although it has much more to offer, including fabulous beaches, restaurants and bars, as well as seafront beach clubs. Discover the full range of attractions, from the House of Katmandu, to Magaluf Karting, the Western Water Park or the Pirates Adventure, to name but a few.

Playa de Palma is one of Mallorca’s most exciting destinations, combining its vast sandy beach with a matchless choice of leisure options. Situated just a few minutes from the capital Palma, this area is perfect for those seeking to relax in the sunshine, as well as those who enjoy outdoor activities and a thrilling nightlife. Discover its many delights!

Colònia de Sant Jordi, next to Ses Salines, is one of the island’s top holiday destinations thanks to the magnificent, unspoilt 6 km-long beach of Es Trenc, known as Mallorca’s paradise. It is connected to Cabrera Marine Reserve and National Park, which can be visited by boat. This location also boasts wonderful unspoilt coves and stunning beaches such as Es Caragol or Es Carbó. Just a few kilometres away is Mondragó Nature Park, guaranteed to delight nature lovers.

S’Illot, nestling on Mallorca’s east coast, is dotted with charming and secluded coves, away from the crowds and perfect for enjoying a quiet holiday on Mallorca. They include the cove from which it takes its name, S’Illot beach, or Cala Morlanda, an unspoilt rocky cove that is ideal for snorkelling fans. Stroll along the long sea promenade lined with stores, restaurants and souvenir shops and enjoy the experience to the full.

Cala Millor offers a wealth of leisure and entertainment options and is also home to one of the island’s best known beaches, which is almost two kilometres long and backed by a long sea promenade that is perfect for enjoying a walk or a bike ride, as well as jogging and roller skating. It is next to Costa de los Pinos and just a few kilometres from Sa Coma.

Canyamel is known as one of Mallorca’s quietest towns, surrounded by mountains, pine trees and a magnificent sandy beach that leads down to Canyamel Stream. Visit the dramatic Artà Caves and marvel at this natural monument situated just a few kilometres outside Canyamel. What’s more, if you’re a keen golfer, this location offers you the chance to enjoy your favourite sport on its 18-hole, 73-par golf course.

Playa de Muro is a natural paradise of stunning white sandy beaches that share this setting with dunes of fine white sands. What’s more, the area has a wide choice of leisure and entertainment options. It’s also the perfect spot for cycling lovers, due to the large number of routes available, or for discovering the local wildlife in the famous protected nature park of Albufera.

Formentera, the smallest jewel in the Balearic Islands, is an invitation to discover a paradise of endless calm bathed by crystalline waters. With its white sandy beaches, secluded coves and delightful natural spots, this is the perfect destination for anyone looking to relax and unwind as they enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean. Experience its magic for yourself!