Palma de Mallorca

Palma de Mallorca: sun, coves, and culture on the most cosmopolitan island in the Mediterranean

Palma de Mallorca is much more than just sun and beaches. Its seaside Gothic cathedral, lively old town, bustling markets, and cosmopolitan vibe make it a well-rounded destination. From the city, you can explore the rest of the island: unspoiled coves, mountain villages, vineyards, and cycling routes. Perfect for cultural getaways, family holidays, or seaside relaxation.

Flight information from Castellón

Airline: Volotea.
Arrival airport: Palma de Mallorca – Son Sant Joan Airport (PMI).
Estimated duration: 1 h.
Frequency: Seasonal (summer).

What to See and Do

Palma Cathedral (La Seu), a Gothic masterpiece by the sea.
Old town with Mallorcan courtyards, narrow streets, and local shops.
Bellver Castle, offering panoramic views over the bay.
Santa Catalina Market and Mercat de l’Olivar, perfect for tapas.
Urban beaches like Cala Major, Illetes, and Playa de Palma.
Day trips to Valldemossa, Deià, and Sóller—charming villages in the Tramuntana mountains.
Drach Caves and unspoiled coves on the island’s east and south coasts.

Practical Information

Currency: Euro (€).
Language: Spanish and Catalan (Mallorcan variant). English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Plug type: Type F.
Documentation: National ID or passport.