Top Sunset Hotspots in Mallorca

Just 1,500m from the centre of Port de Pollenca and close to a number of bars, restaurants and shops you get the best of both worlds with the sea on one side of the hotel and the town on the other.

There are double rooms, singles and suites available. Double rooms are equipped with a telephone, satellite TV, bathroom with bidet and bath, magnifying mirror, hairdryer, towelling robe, air conditioning/heating, safe, mini-bar and some rooms come with terrace and sea views.

The hotel has its own tennis court, sauna, jacuzzi, two swimming pools, health & wellness centre, gym, conference/banquet room, private pier, internet corner and can arrange the rental of cars bikes and boats for you to use.

They also have new cycling facilities including a serving area, storage and washing facilities.

Cala Conills is celebrated for its fresh fish and seafood, sourced daily from nearby Puerto Andratx. Signature dishes include their renowned paella, baked rice specials, and sea bass cooked in salt – all prepared with care to highlight the natural flavours of the ingredients. Meat dishes are also available, and families are welcome, with a children’s menu on offer.

The interior combines clean lines and modern touches, creating a stylish yet relaxed atmosphere. However, it’s the terrace that steals the show, offering panoramic views of the sea, the small harbour, and Sant Elm beach - a perfect spot to enjoy a glass of local white wine as the sun sets.

Whether you’re seeking a romantic dinner, a family outing, or a leisurely lunch by the water, Cala Conills delivers an authentic taste of the Mallorcan coast. With its combination of fresh, local produce, expert cooking, and breathtaking scenery, it’s no wonder this seaside restaurant is a favourite with both locals and visitors alike.

Cassai Beach House is set within an old fisherman’s house transformed into a modern, avant-garde venue, serving top quality cocktails and mouth-watering food. Bleached wood, woven straw and antique accents frame sweeping views of the Balearic Sea, while oversized cacti and weathered stone walls evoke an earthy, soulful vibe. Whether you’re sipping chilled rosé on a shaded terrace or lounging to ambient chill-out beats, the atmosphere is effortlessly relaxed yet sophisticated.

The menu celebrates Mediterranean simplicity, from grilled octopus and garlic-drizzled red prawns to whole salt-baked sea bass and indulgent lobster paella. Seasonal produce shines in vibrant salads and heirloom-tomato burrata, while a playful bar team crafts Mojitos, Palomas and the signature Cassai Spritz.

Beyond dining, an on-site boutique offers curated homewares, fashion and accessories - perfect mementos of a seaside escape where every detail invites you to linger a little longer.

Located in the heart of trendy Port de Moll Vell, Sky de Nudos has become a city favourite for the stylish crowd seeking the best mix of both vibes and views of Palma’s skyline, cathedral and marina. You’ll find a real mix of clientele here from charter guests, (and their crew…) to city dwellers and thirsty tourists, all soaking up the last of the sun on the beautiful terrace and drink in hand.

Choose to eat or drink on its covered terrace overlooking the harbour or on its upper terrace, which offers stunning panoramic views from the Cathedral to Bellver Castle and enjoy our coolest sunsets in Palma. There is an extensive menu to delight your palate with impressive sushi, cocktails and much more. Think spicy edamame with Sichimi Powder, Karaage chicken with Teriyaki sauce and sweet chilli, Trampó Mallorquín salad with cuttlefish and pickled mussels, anchovies and Cantabrian anchovy pairing with tomato cluster and crispy pizza bread.

As well as being an urban oasis and popular after work spot for locals, it’s equally great for anyone who wants to meet up with friends or for a special date with your favourite person over refreshing drinks with a view.

The focus is on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, with much of the produce supplied by neighbouring growers. The menu changes regularly according to the seasons and daily availability, ensuring simple, flavour-led dishes that highlight the quality of the raw ingredients. The open kitchen adds to the informal atmosphere, allowing diners to see their food being prepared.

Sharing plates are central to the experience, with popular options including the ‘Big Boy Burrata’, ‘Shredded Chicken Brioche’ and the Grapefruit Mescalita, a refreshing cocktail that works particularly well at sunset. The large terrace, styled with driftwood and wicker furnishings, provides plenty of space to relax, whether you are stopping by for lunch, drinks or dinner after a swim.

With views across the bay and towards the Tramuntana mountains, Patiki Beach combines good food with a prime seafront location. The restaurant is also available for private hire, accommodating events for up to 100 guests with advance reservation.