Luciana's Mallorca Map.

Absolutely stunning beachin in a UNESCO protected nature reservoir. One of the nicest beaches in the world to swim and relaxing.

You have to arrive in the early morning on the weekend as it gets rather busy. 8-9am arrival would be ideal.

Wide beach close to Palma and easy to reach via bus. It's right next to a marina for luxury yachts. Plenty of lunch options e.g. Restaurante Flanigan (bit more pricey but extremely good seafood). Easy to access via car and so far we have always found a parking spot in the marina during the week.

Camp de Mar is a beautiful beach nestled in a cove, featuring a stunning restaurant that floats in the center of the bay. It’s the perfect place to relax in the morning and then enjoy a leisurely lunch at the restaurant.

Be sure to make a reservation in advance (ideally before your trip) as it’s always in high demand.

There are two coves relatively close to each other. Platja de Ses Illetes with a lovely beach club (great for lunch) and its ideal if you want to rent a sunbed + umbrella. (but it's pricey. Think about 60€ for 2 people)

Playa de Illetes (without the 'Ses' in the name) which is a very cozy cove with clear water for a great swim. You can walk around the rock formation to another beach/concrete platform.

Playa Es Trenc is a beautiful, unspoiled beach on the south coast of Mallorca, known for its soft white sand and crystal-clear waters. With a relaxed, natural vibe, it's ideal for unwinding and soaking up the sun. The beach stretches for kilometers, offering plenty of space, even during peak season.
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There are a few beach bars, but amenities are limited, so bring your essentials. Arrive early to secure a good spot, as parking fills up quickly, especially in summer.

Our favorite spot for a relaxed weekend. Palmanova Beach is more of a classic tourist beach, but thanks to its size and the fact that there are three beaches next to each other, it's often the least crowded. Parking is almost always available.

While the smaller coves (calas) can get packed, especially with tourists, Palmanova offers plenty of space to stretch out. During weekdays, feel free to explore the charming coves, but on weekends, this larger beach is perfect for avoiding the crowds.

I feel like I'm repeating myself but this place has truly stunning views. It's up in the mountain, not far from Sóller. The drive up isn't too bad but only recommended for confident drivers (or via Taxi). It offers a mainly vegetarian menu with local products from its own surrounding farmland.
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(It's recommended to make a reservation)

Good local food at an affordable price with an unbeatable views of the valley surrounding Sóller. Highly recommended but parking can be a pain in the arse. If you are in Sóller and want to grab some lunch, a quick taxi up the mountain is 100% worth it.

Great hip tapas place. There is one right in the centre of Palma but they have also recently opened one in Santa Catalina just a stone throw away from our place.

Highly recommend if you want to grab some food while having a drink in a chill atmosphere.

Nano Coffee offers true specialty coffee, making it a must-visit for coffee enthusiasts.

Run by Belen (Luciana's sister) and Luciano, it has an incredible atmosphere that’s hard to find anywhere else—good chances you’ll bump into us or other local guests here on a Saturday morning.

Mistral has a true London hipster vibe—it's like a little slice of Shoreditch in Palma. If you’re in the mood for a light breakfast in central Palma, this is the spot to be.

It also has a hidden upstairs area that’s cozy and perfect for larger groups (3+ people). Highly recommended!

We are adding more options closer to the wedding.

A stunning ride in a train from 1920 all the way from central Palma to Soller and Port de Sóller. It's hard to put into words how stunning this ride through the mountains is. It's 35€ per person for a return ticket but worth every penny.

Recommend to be there a bit before departure to get good seats all together as it can get quite crowded.

Nestled in the Tramuntana mountains, Valldemossa is a picturesque village known for its charming stone streets, lush greenery, and unique views. This enchanting spot is perfect for a day trip—stroll through its quaint alleys, enjoy local delicacies, and soak in the peaceful atmosphere. For lunch we recommend 'La Posada' which features a stunning views of the valley. The town is small and 1/2 a day is sufficient to see the centre.

Bodega CAN AXARTELL is an extraordinary winery set in the heart of Mallorca, partially embedded in a hill making it a rather surrreal experience. Surrounded by lush vineyards, this estate offers an unforgettable experience where visitors can discover the winemaking process, tour the stunning grounds, and sample some of the finest wines the island has to offer. We haven't been ourselves just yet, but our friends say it's an experience well worth having!