Majorca East Coast

The charming coastal town captivates with its relaxed Mediterranean vibe and picturesque harbor. On your arrival day, take the opportunity to explore the salt flats of Es Trenc.

Hotel example: Universal Cabo Blanco

A short transfer brings you to Cap de ses Salines, Majorca’s southernmost point, where your walk begins along one of the island’s most pristine coastlines. Towering cliffs, expansive sea views, and hidden coves accompany you along the way. You’ll pass the secluded Caló des Màrmols, with its crystal-clear waters and pale rocks, before reaching the rocky cove of S’Almuina, dotted with quaint fishermen’s houses.

Hotel example: Universal Cabo Blanco

You’ll travel from the south to the northeast of the island, to Cala Ratjada—a well-known coastal town with a fishing harbor, beautiful beaches, and countless opportunities to explore the surrounding nature. From Cala Agulla, your route takes you across the headland through a pine forest and gentle hills. Along the way, sweeping sea views open up again and again before you arrive at Cala Mesquida, where a golden sandy beach and turquoise waters await.

Hotel example: THB Cala Lliteras

In the morning, transfer to Llevant Nature Park. You’ll explore quiet coastal mountains and untouched natural landscapes. Enjoy the unique panorama of the coastline as you follow the trail down to the unspoiled Platja de sa Fontsalada—a perfect spot for a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear water. Along the way, you’ll pass the watchtower Torre d’Albarca and continue along the rugged shoreline to the stunning Cala Torta, before reaching Cala Mesquida, where you’ll take the bus back to Cala Ratjada.

Hotel example: THB Cala Lliteras

Your day begins once again in the heart of Llevant Nature Park. With a bit of luck, you may spot monk vultures soaring overhead. You’ll climb uphill, soon rewarded with breathtaking views over the Bay of Alcúdia all the way to Cap Formentor. Descending along an old pilgrimage path past the Ermita de Betlém, you’ll reach the charming village of Colònia de Sant Pere, nestled at the foot of the mountains. From there, follow the coastal path over rocky stretches and sandy beaches, passing Son Serra de Marina on your way to Can Picafort, before taking the bus to Port d’Alcúdia.

Hotel example: JS Sol de Alcudia

The La Victòria peninsula is one of Majorca’s most beautiful areas. Between the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia, your route first follows the coastline before a scenic switchback path leads up to a striking rocky peak. From there, continue over gentle ridges to the turquoise cove of Coll Baix. Finally, return to Alcúdia along wide-open panoramic trails.

Hotel example: JS Sol de Alcudia