Mallorca,
curated for you
Mallorca has more to offer than you could ever see. We simply show you what’s worth discovering, and take care of the rest.
There is no shortage of things to do in Mallorca. The art is knowing what is worth your time.
Search for anything on this island and you will find hundreds of results, most of them ordered by who paid to appear first. Very few will be right for the particular trip you are taking.
We work the other way around. We start with the people travelling, the occasion, the group, how much you actually want to do in a day, and we select from what we already know. We have been to these places. We know the people who run them. When something is not right for you, we say so.
What you get back is a shorter list. A better one.
Six ways to see the island
Each collection is a point of view on Mallorca, not a category. Start with the one that sounds like your trip.
Mallorca by Sea
Days on the water, from a quiet morning in an empty cove to a full private charter.
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Mallorca for Families
Unhurried, comfortable and organised in advance, so that none of the logistics fall to you.
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Mallorca Beyond Tourism
The island culture, history and working life, explained by people who live it.
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Mallorca for Business
Programmes built around professional, university and international group travel.
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The Private Side of Mallorca
Arrangements made quietly and privately, for people who prefer it that way.
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Slow Mallorca
Nature, food and long afternoons. The island taken at its own pace.
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What we are recommending now
A small selection from the current portfolio. Every one of these can be adapted to your group, your dates and your pace.
Palma Bay
Private Sunset Sailing
A private evening on the water along the coastline west of Palma, timed to be out on the bay as the light goes.
Approx. 3 hours · Private From €—
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Serra de Tramuntana
Coastal Swim & Cliff Walk
A guided half day on a stretch of protected coast, combining the cliff path with time in the water.
Approx. 4 hours · Small group From €—
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Sóller
The Valley, on Foot
A morning through the orange groves and back lanes of the Sóller valley with someone who grew up in it.
Approx. 3 hours · Family friendly From €—
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Palma
A Table Worth Keeping
An evening at a restaurant we actually eat at, with the table held and the kitchen told what matters to you.
Evening · Private From €—
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Port d’Andratx
A Day Towards Sa Dragonera
A full day at sea heading west to the island reserve, with swimming stops chosen by the conditions on the day.
Full day · Private From €—
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Artà
An Afternoon in a Village Studio
Two hours at the wheel with a working ceramicist in the east of the island. Suitable for children from about eight.
Approx. 2 hours · Family friendly From €—
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Where you stay changes the trip
Mallorca can be crossed in ninety minutes and still varies enormously. The right base does most of the work.
Palma Bay
Palma
A working Mediterranean capital with a serious food scene, good galleries and a port on its doorstep.
Serra de Tramuntana
Sóller
A valley of orange groves behind the mountains, with a wooden tram down to its own small port.
Serra de Tramuntana
Deià
A village of ochre stone on a steep hillside, long associated with writers, painters and musicians.
South west
Port d'Andratx
A deep natural harbour at the western end of the island, and the usual starting point for a day at sea.
North
Pollença
An old town of shuttered stone houses at the northern end of the Tramuntana, with a long sheltered bay below.
South east
Santanyí
Honey coloured sandstone, a good weekly market, and some of the clearest water on the island nearby.
Someone local has already thought about the details
Water in the villa before you arrive. A car seat that fits. A restaurant that will still be pleased to see you at eight o’clock with a four year old. Most of what makes a family trip work is arranged before it starts.
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The island has a culture, a history and a working economy
For university groups, professional visits and travellers who want to understand where they are: architecture, art, agriculture, the port, and the people building things here now. Mallorca as a Mediterranean place, not a postcard.
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What has to be true
before we recommend something
We have been there
Nothing goes into the portfolio on the strength of a website or a commission rate. Someone from our team has done it, or seen it done.
We know who runs it
We work with skippers, guides, cooks and studio owners we can call directly. When something needs changing on the day, that matters more than anything else.
The information is accurate
Durations, group sizes, difficulty and what is genuinely included. If an experience is not suitable for young children, we say so rather than leaving you to find out.
There is a person behind it
You are not filing a request into a system. You speak to an advisor who knows your trip and stays reachable while you are on the island.
Four steps, one conversation
Tell us about the trip
Who is travelling, roughly when, and what you would like it to feel like. A message on WhatsApp is enough to start.
We come back with a selection
A short list of experiences and services chosen for your group, with honest notes on what suits you and what does not.
We arrange it
Bookings, timings, transfers and the details in between, confirmed with our partners and set out clearly for you.
We stay available
Weather changes, plans change, children get tired. Your advisor is reachable throughout your stay to adjust things.
Not sure where to start?
Describe the trip in your own words: the dates, who is coming, what you are hoping for. We will come back with something specific rather than a brochure.