Areas of Mallorca
Each area with its mapped places and the guides that cover it.
PalmaPalma is the island's capital with a fine Old Town, cathedral and royal palace, plus viewpoints like Mirador de na Burguesa and plane spotting spots.419 placesSóllerSóller is best known for its heritage train and tram, with mountain viewpoints such as Mirador des Pujol d'en Banya and Torre Picada.177 placesValldemossa and DeiàValldemossa and Deià offer a charterhouse and coastal viewpoints including Mirador de sa Foradada and Mirador de ses Puntes.163 placesPollençaPollença has a well-preserved old centre and nearby coves like Cala Barques and Cala Molins, plus viewpoints such as Mirador del Molí Vell.113 placesAlcúdiaAlcúdia retains its old city walls and has a long beach strip, with nearby spots like Es Cibollar and Cap de Formentor.241 placesArtà and Cala RajadaArtà and Cala Rajada feature caves, beaches like Platja de Son Serra de Marina, and viewpoints such as Mirador de sa Senyora.278 placesManacor and the east coastManacor is a typical inland town hosting the Nadal tennis academy, with east coast calas like Cala Varques and Cala Anguila.113 placesSantanyí and the south-eastSantanyí and the south-east include beaches such as Es Trenc and Cala Llombards, plus viewpoints like Mirador des Pontàs.92 placesCala d'OrCala d'Or is a resort area with beaches and calas including Cala Esmeralda and Cala Ferrera, and viewpoints like mirador de la Cova Foradada.105 placesAndratx and the south-westAndratx and the south-west offer coastal viewpoints such as Mirador de la Trapa and Cap Andritxol.218 placesInca and the PlaInca and the Pla are inland areas with viewpoints like Mirador des salt de la Bella Dona and Mirador del Centenari del Foment.173 places