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12 Instagram spots in Mallorca worth the drive
Cathedral rooftops, hidden coves and cliff roads with the sea on both sides: Mallorca rewards drivers. These 12 spots are the route.
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Palma de Mallorca
The island capital: cathedral, old town and gardens in one walkable center. Base a full day here.
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Cathedral meadow
La Seu from the grass below. The meadow fits the whole Gothic front in one frame.
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Cathedral parking garage
An odd angle that works: the cathedral rising over the garage exit. A quick stop with strong contrast.
Open in Google MapsPalma de Mallorca - Passeig del Born
The grand avenue of cafes and designer stores. Evening strolls suit it.
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Palma de Mallorca - Palm Avenue
Tall palms with landmark buildings behind, near the cathedral. Midday sun keeps the shadows short.
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Sóller
A northwest town of stone mansions from the 17th and 18th centuries. The vintage tram to the port is part of the visit.
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Port de Sóller
A curved harbor with boats and a lighthouse. Sunset over the water closes the day.
Open in Google MapsCala d’Or
Whitewashed coves and small beaches on the southeast coast. Seafront restaurants face the sunset.
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Cala Mesquida
A dune-backed bay of fine sand in the northeast. Windy days add drama to the dunes.
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A secluded cove between pine-topped cliffs. Arrive early for empty sand.
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Cala Pi - Rocks
The rock platform above the bay. Follow the path right before the beach steps for the overlook.
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Cap de Formentor
Cliffs, a lighthouse and open sea at the northern tip. Go early in the morning for the sunrise side.
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A hill town with a walled church and old center. The climb to the church pays in views.
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Stone lanes, staircases and red roofs in a mountain village. The prettiest hour is late afternoon.
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Es Pontàs
A natural rock arch in the sea. Shoot it from the cliff path with a zoom.
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Cassai Gran café & Restaurant
A design restaurant with a garden terrace. Book ahead for dinner, since tapas and fish lead the menu.
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Coco Beach House
A beach club in Cala Ratjada with sea views. Daybeds face the water.
Open in Google MapsTerrace Hotel St. Francesc
A hotel rooftop with a pool over Palma. Sunset over the cathedral roofs is the booking reason.
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