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Smart little coves and sea-view hotels just west of Palma.

Home to glamorous Puerto Portals marina and pretty pocket beaches.

Three sheltered sandy bays make this calm resort a family favourite.

A small beachside resort between Palmanova and Magaluf on the bay of Palma.

Famous resort destination with beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife.

Small sandy coves at the quiet end of the Calvià coast, beyond Magaluf.

Popular resort destination with beautiful bay and golf courses.

Family-friendly resort with calm waters and pine-covered hills.

A pretty cove with an island restaurant, tucked into the green southwest.

Traditional town surrounded by mountains with authentic Mallorcan charm.

A beautiful natural harbour and exclusive marina in the green southwest.

The quiet hilltop village that gives its name to the island's biggest resort municipality.

Mallorca's leather capital and the island's biggest Thursday market town.

A genteel old town beneath the Tramuntana, famous for its 365-step Calvary.

Three jewel-like coves beneath dramatic mountains in the far north.

Charming port town nestled in the mountains with rich cultural heritage.

Historic walled town with stunning bay and family-friendly beaches.

A lively marina and miles of sandy beach at the heart of the bay of Alcúdia.

A pristine white-sand beach on the bay of Alcúdia, backed by the S'Albufera wetlands.

An authentic inland town of grand stone houses, just behind the beaches of the north.

A relaxed family resort on the bay of Alcúdia with long, shallow sandy beaches.

A historic harbour town and the gateway to the spectacular Caves of Drach.

A sheltered horseshoe cove of fine sand, ideal for families.

A cluster of dramatic cliff-backed coves on the south-east coast.

One of Mallorca's largest natural harbours, an authentic east-coast fishing town.

Whitewashed resort with a string of turquoise coves and a smart marina.

A sheltered sandy cove forming part of the Cala d'Or resort area.

A tiny, unspoilt fishing harbour next to Cala d'Or and Mondragó.

A golden-stone market town near the wild beaches and coves of the south-east.

A low-key southern port next to Es Trenc, Mallorca's Caribbean-like beach.

A wild, dune-backed beach in a protected corner of the north-east.

Picturesque fishing port with beautiful beaches and lighthouse views.

A small former fishing harbour next to Cala Millor, calmer and characterful.

A long sweeping beach and pedestrian promenade on the popular east coast.

A family beach resort beside a protected coastal nature reserve on the east coast.

Romantic village where Chopin and George Sand found inspiration.

Bohemian artist village with stunning clifftop views and literary heritage.

Golden Valley famous for vintage orange train and citrus groves.

A horseshoe bay in the Tramuntana, reached by the historic wooden tram from Sóller.

Mallorca's vibrant capital with stunning cathedral and old town charm.

Six kilometres of sandy beach minutes from the airport, with lively bars and clubs.