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This annual funfair takes place at Son Fusteret, on the outskirts of Palma. With plenty of thrill-seeking rides, a 60-metre-high Ferris wheel, stalls, games and family activities, it's an event that families ought not to miss.
Inland town in southern Majorca
Llucmajor is an inland town in the south of Mallorca, located within the plains that lie below the hills of Randa. The town itself is medium size, however, the area that surrounds it, also called Llucmajor, is the largest municipality on the island comprising of 16 villages including Cala Blava, Cala Pi and the famous tourist resort of S’Arenal.
The town has a lengthy history of agriculture and craftsmanship in stone, iron, wood and shoes. These days, it stays true to its native roots as there is little sign of tourism in the area. The town centre has a real mish-mash of architecture with ancient landmarks and old buildings alongside new houses. It’s mainly Mallorcans that reside here which means that it remains fairly lively year round.
Being an inland town, it was often overlooked as a place to stay in Mallorca in the past. However, in recent years, a number of country houses and estates have been transformed into idyllic holiday retreats, making it increasingly popular as a base for tourists visiting the island.
A market is held three times a week in Placa d'Espanya on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday mornings. Here you will find local produce from around the island. Almonds and apricots grow around the town and make good buys along with some locally created arts and crafts.
September is a big month for the town of Llucmajor, as the main fairs are held across three consecutive weekends. Expect arts and crafts, agricultural and livestock exhibitions, local food, sports competitions, music, dancing and more. Everything has a place in these fairs that identify the town of Llucmajor. The final fair ‘Es Firo’ is the biggest and best.
This annual funfair takes place at Son Fusteret, on the outskirts of Palma. With plenty of thrill-seeking rides, a 60-metre-high Ferris wheel, stalls, games and family activities, it's an event that families ought not to miss.
A significant celebration in Mallorca, this annual holiday, observed on March 1st, commemorates the date when the Balearic Islands' Statute of Autonomy was officially enacted in 1983.
Rally drivers from all over Europe take part every year in this rally, with more than 90% repeating pilots year after year. This high rate of repeating rally drivers is due to the high quality and fun that our pilots experience every time.
Mallorca's famous pottery region in Marratxi hosts this annual fair of earthenware produce. Pick up your pots, plates, jugs and tiles at reasonable prices during this week long fair.
Discover the natural beauty of Mallorca and its idyllic landscapes. The Galatzó trail is held at the Finca Pública Galatzó, in the municipality of Calvià, starting and finishing in the little town of Es Capdellà. The 99% of the race runs inside the Finca Pública Galatzó part of the Serra de Tramuntana (UNESCO World Heritage).
Traditional fair in Palmanyola, a small village north-west of Palma, on the road to Valldemossa.
This ordinary country town, the largest in southern Mallorca, has its place in history as the site of a battle in 1349 during which Pedro IV of Aragon killed his relative Jaume III to end Mallorca's brief spell as an independent kingdom. Jaume's death is commemorated by a statue at the end of Passeig Jaume III.
Historically, Llucmajor was famous for its shoemaking. On Carrer Obispo Taxaquet there is a statue in honour of the town's cobblers. Shoemaking is still a significant industry here.
Buildings of note within the town of Llucmajor include the Church of Sant Miquel (1784-1866), the town hall (1884), and the church of Sant Bonaventure (1620-1656). All within easy walking distance of each other.
Other places to visit in the region include the Capocorb Vell, an impressive Bronze Age Talayotic settlement which has been hailed as one of the most significant prehistoric villages in the western Mediterranean.
While Llucmajor is an inland town, some of the most beautiful beaches on the south coast are within easy reach by car or by bus, including beautiful calas (small coves) with turquoise seas and sandy and shingle beaches. The prettiest is Cala Pi while the large commercial beach resorts of Playa de Palma and S’Arenal are just a 15-minute car ride away.
Playa de Palma is a long stretch of beach to the east of Palma de Mallorca and opening onto Palma Bay. It's also one of Mallorca's biggest holiday resorts.
Sheltered and protected from the winds, Cala Pi sits nestled between two tall rocky cliffs, with its name 'Pi' deriving from the pine trees bordering its clifftops. You can often see yachts moored at the end of the cove, further enhancing its already picture-perfect visual appeal.
Es Racó de S'Arena offers a complete escape from the bustle of tourists and is great for exploring or walking. If you're lucky, you could find yourself completely alone here. Even when there are other people, there is enough space to carve out an area which feels private.
Also known as Platja de Sa Ràpita, an alternative to Es Trenc is the beautiful neighbouring beach at S’Arenal de sa Rapita in the southeast of Majorca. It is much quieter than Es Trenc, and is popular with families, surfers and windsurfers.
Unassigned to any of the island’s numerous holiday resorts, the stunning beach of Es Trenc is geographically fairly isolated with a wonderful wild and natural feel. With 2km of bleached white sand and transparent water, it's often referred to as more Caribbean than Mediterranean in characteristics.
The small resort town of Ciudad Jardin lies around five kilometres east of Palma. Its beach, also commonly referred to as ‘Ciutat Jardi’, lies alongside a quiet promenade lined with palm trees, offering a huge variety of different styled bars and restaurants.
The restaurants in Llucmajor cater mostly to locals living in and around the town. Therefore, prices are quite appealing when dining out here and there are plenty of cuisines to choose from. If you are looking for a more refined dining experience, then the luxury hotels in the surrounding area have first-class restaurants.
When dining here you will find tapas, jamón, seafood, paella and more, with mostly no-frills kind of places that deliver top homemade food. Be sure to try some local Mallorcan wine too.
This award-winning restaurant offers creative, fresh-from-the-market cuisine.
Sa Tanqueta Restaurant sits in the heart of Randa, offering a stylish and modern take on traditional Mallorcan cuisine. This gastronomic gem focuses on KM0 produce, celebrating local ingredients in every dish. The menu showcases classic favourites such as Frit mallorquín, Arròs brut, cod au gratin with alioli, and desserts highlighting the island’s almonds, all presented with care and flair.
Nestled in the charming central square of Llucmajor, Tomates Verdes Restaurant is the perfect destination for lovers of authentic Mediterranean cuisine. This family-run eatery combines fresh, locally sourced ingredients with traditional recipes and modern touches, creating a dining experience that’s both comforting and inspiring.
Bistrot Mercat, located in the heart of Llucmajor’s lively market square, is a family-run restaurant serving authentic Spanish cuisine with a modern touch. This welcoming eatery specialises in traditional tapas and classic Spanish dishes, prepared with the freshest seasonal ingredients to ensure every meal is full of flavour and authenticity.
If you are looking for a bar on the beach-front with fantastic view that can be enjoyed with a delicious cocktail, look no further.
Located just 15 minutes from the city of Palma, this clifftop bar provides a relaxing oasis away from the buzz of the city. In the evening, their terrace bar serves incredible cocktails while the sun sets, offering a breathtaking spectacle.
This club was born in 2010 in Cala Estancia, a very popular spot with tourists, and has become one of the must-visit places for electronic music lovers.
An unusual spot on Mallorca and very welcome because of that. It looks like it should be on the beach, and has a laid-back, cool, hippy vibe, with lots of wooden furniture and paper lanterns.
Locals and visitors alike head to Cav. and kerbside barrels most Thursday and Friday evenings during the summer, and frequently during the cooler months, too. You can expect this place to pop a few bottles, dish out epic snacks, spin some tunes, and turn things up a notch with regular event
This tapas bar, located in the heart of Palma's old town, is the place to go if you want to escape the tourists.
Llucmajor is popular amongst those keen to immerse themselves in authentic Mallorcan life. Whilst it isn’t necessarily built for large-scale tourism, you can certainly find a few things to do in the area, such as horse riding, and there's a few golf courses nearby. Or simply indulge in some wine tasting, especially the local Mallorcan wine. If you are, however, seeking more touristy options like waterparks, aquariums and long sandy beaches, head to nearby resorts S'Arenal and Playa de Palma.
Historically, Llucmajor was one of the first areas where Romans planted vines, and later gained an outstanding reputation for the wines produced here. Today, there are various vineyards in the area offering tours and tastings. If you're thinking of doing a tour or tasting, we recommend calling ahead in advance to book an appointment.
Coasteering combines adventure swimming, abseiling, climbing and rock scrambling to explore some incredible locations in Mallorca.
A day of Adventure Trekking is full of stunning landscapes and action-packed activities.
You will find many dedicated cycle paths in this area. It’s probably best to rent bikes from down the road in the resort of S’Arenal which is an optimal starting point for many cycling routes in the south of Mallorca.
A flat road cycle but at a distance of 60km this could be a long ride for a beginner so be prepared!
On Saturday we hired bikes and set off on a hot afternoon to explore the beaches of Palma Bay. A shoreline cycle path runs from the northern end of Palma docks all the way to the resort S’Arenal in the south.
22km point to point but a longer day out at 44km if you do the return journey by bike instead of catching the bus.
Enjoy a flat route by the sea that is completely on purpose made cycle paths so that it is safe for all the family to cycle. It takes you from the capital city of Palma to the beach resort area of Playa de Palma.
Palma is a really bike friendly city. The giveaway is the prominent red cycle route running all along the Paseo Maritimo and through the city centre. The weather is perfect for it too. Despite the obvious benefits of urban exploration on two wheels, Palma on Bike was my first experience of cycling in the capital.
A cycling tour with Mills and Honey isn't just about cycling, it's about immersing yourself in the landscape, culture and flavours of the island.
Being in the heart of Mallorca’s countryside, you can take to the country lanes and explore the local area. There’s also a beautiful and relatively easy 6km hike up to the monastery at the top of the Puig de Randa offering impressive views for miles over to the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and Palma.
Good Friday is often a great opportunity for a spring time walk, especially in Mallorca where there was not a single cloud in the sky and temperatures were in the mid 20s.
Algaida is located towards the middle of the island, about 15 km east of Palma. This hike can start from the town of Algaida, walking towards Castellitx, where there is a beautiful hermitage, the "Ermita de la Pau" that is well worth visiting, and then on to Aubella, where the climb to Cura starts.
Don’t want to leave the water's side when holidaying in Mallorca? We don’t blame you. Here’s a lovely little beach walk for those wanting to stretch their legs whilst enjoying beach life on holiday. Ses Salines is located on the south-east coast of Mallorca. This is a summer walk which you can start from Ses Salines itself, or at the beach resort of Colonia de Sant Jordi.
Felanitx is located in the south-east of Mallorca.
Petra is located towards the middle of the island, about 8km west of Manacor. The walk up to the hermitage starts in Petra, following the paved road and involves a walk of a little over an hour, you can also get there by a trail going up from Vilafranca.
Alaró is located in the foothills of the Tramuntana mountains, between Palma and Inca. The distance from Alaró to es Pouet is about 7km and the climb provides some beautiful views of the plain of Mallorca, as far as the city of Palma.
Coasteering combines adventure swimming, abseiling, climbing and rock scrambling to explore some incredible locations in Mallorca.
From such a privileged position, snuggled between two of Mallorca’s most esteemed sandy coves (Cala Mondragó and Cala S’Amarador), this resplendent country home is immersed in the pure, natural setting of the legendary Mondragó National Park, abundant in local fauna and shady pine trees that provide a welcomed respite from the midday sun.
With every attention to the utmost details, the property has a beautiful harmony of Mallorcan architecture and Dutch interior designed with exquisite taste, this stylish and modern villa in Moscari exudes class and good taste.
This beautiful, stone clad country home set amongst the undulating countryside surrounding the small village of Buger, offers spacious grounds as well as a generous, convivial interior with wooden flooring, high ceilings and contemporary furnishings that create a light, bright & airy ambiance throughout.
Designed with exquisite taste, this stylish and modern villa in Moscari exudes class and good taste. With every attention to the utmost details, the property has a beautiful harmony of Mallorcan architecture and Dutch interior design.
This is a lovely house in a location that, quite simply, offers the best of both worlds - a private swimming pool surrounded by picturesque gardens, yet within walking distance of one of Mallorca's prettiest sandy cove beaches.
Having undergone a complete renovation for 2025, Riviera offers modern, spacious accommodation on the water’s edge of Cala Longa, one of a series of craggy inlets, affording uninterrupted sea views along the rugged coastline and across the water to the shores of picturesque Calo Ses Dones.
Staying in short-term rental accommodation in Llucmajor gives you the freedom to enjoy the town at your own pace. Whether in the historic centre or near the mountains, it’s a relaxed and flexible base. With extra space and the option to cook or dine out, it’s ideal for a comfortable holiday.
Close to the coves and to the beaches with fine white sand in the south-east of the island, you´ll find a country estate with 35 acres of open fields, an exclusive, comfortable, quiet and charming hotel.
This fully equipped and unique apartment is set on three levels, providing a quirky and fun accommodation for two.
This spectacular loft apartment is fully equipped and provides delightful accommodation for two.
This stunning duplex apartment is fully equipped and provides spacious accommodation for two.
This fully equipped apartment is ideal for two guests.
This fully equipped and comfortable apartment is ideal for two guests.
Rural boutique hotels and old finca-style houses are the most popular choice of accommodation in this area. They tend to be located in the countryside surrounding the town. You can expect restored mansions with swimming pools, tennis courts, spas and state-of-the-art gyms.
Run by a German couple and set in a rural location in central Mallorca with views over the local countryside and mountains, Finca Son Jorbo offers style and comfort in a restored 17th century country house. With the convenience of bed and breakfast and the added benefit of fully equipped self-catered apartments, Finca Son Jorbo is the perfect combination.
If you're looking for a perfect hideaway from your usual routine, then this lovely 15th century Mallorcan manor is the place to escape to.
Originally built in 1805, the hotel has been restored respecting its typical Mallorcan character. It is surrounded by more than 150 ha which are still farmed today.
Surrounded by almond plantations, part of the land is still farmed to this day. The Finca has been lovingly and stylishly restored, placing great emphasis on preserving its original character.
This 18th-century farmhouse with 250 hectares of land is situated in the south of the island, between Llucmajor and the beautiful Cala Pi.
Immersed in tranquillity and carefully restored to recover the special allure of a classical Mallorcan country house, Finca Gomera offers an idyllic and exclusive hideaway to discover and experience the island's charms
Car hire is a popular option on Mallorca and Llucmajor is an easy 20 minute, well-signposted drive from Palma airport. Take the Ma-19 eastbound and, after 20km, at the roundabout, take the Ma-19a into town. Alternatively take the hassle out of driving and book yourself a private transfer.
There is a direct bus from Palma airport to Llucmajor which travels a few times per day.
Experience luxury and convenience with this company. Arrive at your yacht charter, sunset tour or boat trip in unparalleled style in a Rolls Royce Ghost.
The established company have been offering a reliable, reasonably priced, private transfer service in Mallorca since 1993.
The only British taxi driver in Mallorca, offering airport transfers to destinations throughout the island.
This taxi & transfer company operates out of Palma, covering the whole of Mallorca Island.
A group of taxi drivers with many years of experience in the sector of airport transfers in Mallorca. You can book online in advance or call to book last-minute.
Multilingual company offering transfers from the airport to your destination.
Set on an 8,300 m² flat, sun-drenched plot, this fully renovated finca blends authentic Mallorcan charm with modern comfort - complete with two beautifully appointed guesthouses, a saltwater pool, solar power, and breathtaking views of the Tramuntana mountains. Located just outside the historic village of Binissalem, in the heart of Mallorca’s celebrated wine country, this is a rare opportunity to purchase a tranquil rural home that’s move-in ready and built to a high standard.
Located in the tranquil urbanisation of Crestatx in Sa Pobla, this property is perfect for those seeking a natural and well-connected environment. With a functional design, the home is spread over two floors, offering comfortable and practical living spaces for families or friends to enjoy.
Experience the ultimate in comfortable living with this exceptional property located in the desirable urbanization of Crestatx, nestled between Sa Pobla and Pollensa. Boasting a prime location in a residential area with high demand, this fabulous plot features a charming small house that offers plenty of possibilities for extension to meet your future needs.
Welcome to this charming estate in the countryside near Pollença Pueblo! This unique property consists of two adjoining estates, offering a perfect combination of tranquillity in the Mallorcan countryside and proximity to all the amenities of Pollença Pueblo, just a five-minute drive away. Additionally, it is only fifteen minutes from the spectacular beaches of Puerto Pollença, making it an ideal choice for those seeking to enjoy island life.
Welcome to an exclusive estate situated in the heart of rural Pollensa. This property offers impressive vineyards and a design that combines traditional rustic charm with elegant modern touches.
Nestled in the charming centre of Pollença, this stunning two-bedroom townhouse has been recently renovated to an exceptional standard. The property blends clean, contemporary design with authentic Mallorcan and Mediterranean touches, creating a warm and stylish living environment.
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