What to See in Mallorca in 3 Days?

What to See in Mallorca in 3 Days: Recommended Itinerary

Mallorca is a large island, but well-organized, so in three days, you can visit its main attractions without rushing. Our itinerary proposal includes a perfect mix of beaches, charming villages, and culture.

If you don't have a car, public transport and organized tours will allow you to get around easily. Below, we suggest plans for a 3-day visit to Mallorca.

 Day 1 in Mallorca

On the first day, we suggest exploring Palma de Mallorca, the island’s capital, and its surroundings.

Palma de Mallorca and Surroundings

• Morning: Visit Palma Cathedral (La Seu), one of the most impressive in Spain. Stroll through the Old Town, with its cobbled streets and charming squares, and discover the Royal Palace of La Almudaina and the Arab Baths.
• Midday / Afternoon: Have lunch in the Santa Catalina district, famous for its gastronomy. Walk along the Paseo Marítimo and Playa de Palma, and end the afternoon by visiting Bellver Castle, with panoramic views of the city.

• Evening: Dine in a restaurant with sea views and enjoy the magical nightlife of Mallorca.

   

Day 2 in Mallorca

On the second day, discover the spectacular Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Serra de Tramuntana and Picturesque Villages

• Morning: Visit Valldemossa, a village with cobbled streets and stone houses. Discover Deià, one of the most beautiful villages in Mallorca, and enjoy the views from the Sa Foradada viewpoint.
• Midday / Afternoon: Spend the afternoon exploring Sóller and its port, a town famous for its historic train. Relax on the beach at the port or on a terrace with sea views.
• Evening: Return to Palma and have dinner in a traditional restaurant.

If you are traveling without a car, you can follow this route by bus or on a guided tour.

Day 3 in Mallorca

The last day will be dedicated to Mallorca’s best beaches and hidden coves.

Paradise Beaches and Hidden Coves

• Morning: Take a trip to Caló des Moro, one of the most beautiful beaches on the island, or opt for an alternative like Es Trenc, a virgin beach with crystal-clear waters.
• Midday / Afternoon: Enjoy lunch at a beach bar with sea views and discover Cala Llombards or Cala Mondragó.
• Evening: Return to Palma and say goodbye with a dinner overlooking the Mediterranean.

Other Places to Visit in Mallorca in 3 Days

If you prefer to change the itinerary, you can visit the Drach Caves, famous for their impressive underground lake, Cap de Formentor, with spectacular views, and the Santanyí Market, ideal for buying local products and taking home a piece of the island.

Tips for Visiting Mallorca in 3 Days

If you plan to visit Mallorca in 3 days, follow these tips:

• If you are traveling without a car, use public transport or organized tours.
• Book in advance during high season, especially hotels and restaurants.
• Wear comfortable shoes, as you will walk a lot in villages and coves.
• Enjoy the local gastronomy by trying ensaimadas, sobrasadas, and tumbets.

Discover SON XOTANO: Charming Hotel in Mallorca

For an unforgettable experience in Mallorca, choose exclusive accommodation. SON XOTANO is a boutique hotel where tranquility and luxury combine in a unique setting.

With a privileged location and a peaceful environment, our hotel features elegant and cozy design, using natural and sustainable materials. You can also enjoy the pool and terraces with views, perfect for experiencing a Mallorcan sunset.

In short, if you are looking for a place to relax after your days exploring Mallorca, SON XOTANO is the best choice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Visiting Mallorca

Are 3 Days Enough to Visit Mallorca?

Yes, although the island has a lot to offer, in 3 days, you can see the most emblematic places if you organize your time well.

What is the Best Month to Visit Mallorca?

The best months are May, June, September, and October when the weather is good but there are fewer tourists than in peak summer.

Is it Easy to Get Around Mallorca Without a Car?

Yes, especially in Palma and the Serra de Tramuntana, where there are good bus connections. To visit remote coves, you can opt for organized excursions.

In conclusion, Mallorca is an incredible destination for a 3-day getaway, with a perfect combination of beaches, culture, and nature. With our recommended itinerary, you can enjoy the best spots on the island, whether you have a car or not.

To make your trip even more special, we recommend staying at XON SOTANO in Mallorca or at Amagatay and Morvedra Nou in Menorca if you decide to extend your adventure through the Balearic Islands. Start planning your trip and discover all that Mallorca has to offer!