TOP PLACES TO VISIT

Palma 

This vibrant capital is Mallorca's cultural and social hub, seamlessly blending coastal living with cosmopolitan flair. The city is dramatically dominated by the iconic Palma Cathedral (La Seu), a masterpiece of Gothic majesty. Adjacent to this landmark, the Old Town invites exploration through narrow streets, historic courtyards, and grand palaces, making it an ideal destination for guests seeking fine dining, culture, and a refined marina lifestyle.

Cap de Formentor

This dramatic peninsula offers one of Mallorca's most iconic and breathtaking views. Famed for its rugged, towering cliffs and historic lighthouse, the Cap provides unrivaled, sweeping sea vistas. Exploring this destination means experiencing the island's natural splendor at its most majestic point, a must-see for those seeking pristine landscapes and the singular drama of the cape's sheer drops into open sea.

Deià

Deià is an enchanting coastal village, renowned for its dramatic setting against the Tramuntana mountains and its long-standing artistic heritage. Popular among creatives and those seeking profound tranquility, this destination offers a sophisticated blend of culture, history, and stunning scenery. Its charming allure and artistic spirit make it an ideal retreat, reflecting the exclusive lifestyle of the island.

TOP ACTIVITIES

Lunch Under the Vines

Step into the serene heart of Mallorca's countryside for an exclusive immersion into the island’s rich winemaking heritage. Traverse the sun-drenched, certified organic vineyards of a historic Finca, some dating back to 1626. This refined experience culminates in a spectacular luncheon served directly under the canopy of vines. Savor a delicious tapas meal prepared by the family, perfectly paired with the estate's finest wines. This blend of gastronomy, culture, and ancient scenery makes for a genuinely memorable island experience.

Mallorca's Exclusive Yacht Charters

Charter a private yacht and discover Mallorca’s stunning coastline from a perspective of unparalleled luxury and privacy. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Mediterranean, your crewed charter ensures every detail is managed by professional staff, from personalized itineraries to gourmet meals. Choose from a curated array of motor or sailing yachts. Whether you seek a tranquil day lounging on deck, a romantic sunset cruise, or adventure with water toys, this bespoke experience is the perfect complement to your exclusive island stay.

A Private Dinner with Santi Taura

Arrive by helicopter or on foot along an ancient stone path, and find yourself at a secret hilltop setting with nothing but the Tramuntana mountains and the last light of the Mediterranean stretching before you. Santi Taura, one of the island's most celebrated culinary minds, has spent decades recovering and reimagining the forgotten recipes of Mallorcan history. Each course draws from centuries of island tradition, reinterpreted with quiet precision and served under open sky in a location known only to those fortunate enough to receive an invitation.

RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS

Ses Coves

Nestled beside the ancient Caves of Campanet at the foot of Puig de Sant Miquel, Ses Coves is a family-run restaurant where the land and the kitchen speak the same language. The estate produces its own firewood, tends an organic garden, and raises its own livestock, all in service of a menu built entirely around the embers. Premium aged beef, fresh Mallorcan fish, and seasonal produce are cooked exclusively over the grill, with breathtaking views of the Tramuntana as the backdrop. Rustic, deeply rooted, and quietly extraordinary

DINS Santi Taura

Awarded a Michelin star and two Repsol Soles, DINS Santi Taura is one of Palma's most celebrated culinary addresses. Situated steps from the Cathedral and close to the sea, Chef Santi Taura reinterprets Mallorcan cuisine from a contemporary perspective without losing sight of its roots, guiding guests through a tasting menu that shifts with the seasons.

La Rosa Vermutería & Colmado

Part tavern, part deli, part vermutería, La Rosa is a timeless house of flavor that transcends generations. Tucked into the heart of Palma's old town on Carrer de la Rosa, this laid-back yet spirited spot is a celebration of classic Spanish gastronomy, where the bar takes center stage and tradition is the menu. Convivial, unpretentious, and full of character

Ca's Patró March

Perched on the rocky shoreline of Cala Deià, Ca's Patró March is where the Mediterranean comes to the table. Rustic, sun-bleached, and utterly unhurried, this legendary seafood spot on Mallorca's northwest coast is one of the island's most sought-after dining experiences. The menu is the sea itself: freshly caught fish, plump prawns, razor clams, and whatever the day delivers, all prepared with simplicity and respect. Arrive by boat, on foot, or down a winding mountain road, and you'll understand why the journey is part of the magic.