Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Palma Aquarium
Dip your toes into Mallorca's underwater world. Shark sleepovers notch
up the fear factor. (
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Coves del Drac
Spelunk the stalactite-encrusted depths of Mallorca's most magical
caves. (
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Castell d'Alaró
Play king of the castle at this impossibly perched medieval fortress. (
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Aqualand
Race the spaghetti-like slides and white-knuckle flumes at one of Europe's
biggest water parks. (
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Parc Natural de S'Albufera
Gentle strolls in bird-rich wetlands. (
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North Coast
Caving, cliff- jumping, coasteering and scuba diving will keep older kids as
busy as bees. (
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Coastal Walks
The lure of the sea is palpable as you stride along cliffs, hop between coves and trace
Mallorca's coastal contours from a mountaintop.
Ruta de Pedra en Sec
The queen of coastal walks is a mind-blowing multiday traverse of
the Serra de Tramuntana. (
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Ermita de la Victòria to Penya Rotja
Survey the entire north coast from this pine-
cloaked peninsula. (
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Cap de Formentor
The jaw-dropping northern finale of the Tramuntana. (
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Parc Natural de la Península de Llevant
Quiet trails link beaches and pine valleys.
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Cap de Ses Salines to Colònia de Sant Jordi
A rocky trail with bountiful swimming
spots and bewitching sea views. (
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Finca Can Roig to Cala Magraner
Traipse to four pretty, little-visited coves. (
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