Colorful beach life and enchanting island metropolis
Palma de Mallorca
Ciutat - the city - is what many Mallorcans call their capital, which is located in the west of the island, on the bay of the same name. A city of a thousand impressions and contrasts, a city for connoisseurs and explorers. However, you should allow yourself enough time for the conquest, because there are many beautiful and unique things to discover.
Palma is dominated by the magnificent cathedral - a visit is definitely a must. But a walk over the Paseo del Borne to the famous Bellver Castle and through the charming old town with its narrow streets, the typical bodegas, the picturesque backyards and many interesting architectural details is worthwhile.
Palma is also a great city for shopping. The range of chic boutiques and shoe stores is tempting. If you're more into antiques, you've come to the right place.
Playa de Palma / El Arenal
A wonderful, fine sandy beach stretches in a wide arc of about eight kilometers from C'an Pastilla to El Arenal. Holidays are offered here around the clock - no day is like the other. Numerous Balnearios (bars on the beach promenade) offer variety on the lively beach. Sun loungers and parasols can be hired in the high summer months. The beach is lined with an almost three kilometer long promenade planted with palm trees. There are numerous good entertainment options around the clock: from the go-kart track to bicycle rentals, bowling, tennis and water sports of all kinds to the nearby Aquacity Park.
Playa de Palma is fun, conviviality and hustle and bustle like nowhere else on the island. Restaurants, nice bars, rustic pubs and cafés of all kinds and for every budget await the guests here.
There is a bus to Palma every ten minutes. Walks along the beautiful beach or carriage rides to the neighboring sports port of El Arenal, bike tours in the surrounding area - there is no boredom at Playa de Palma. Those looking for variety will get their money's worth here.
