Mallorca, or also known as Majorca to most Europeans, is an island that has now become a staple holiday destination for many people all over the world. It is one of four islands that form the Spanish Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea, and is also the largest.

Blessed with pristine beaches, natural and soft white sands, historical sites, and a gastronomy experience unlike any other, everything good that has been said about the island is true.

If you’re looking to experience it for yourself, then read on. This article will introduce you to some of the most worthwhile spots to visit in the area, and the sites that will open your eyes to a whole new world of beauty and culture.

Places to see in Magaluf are very impressive. Magaluf offers great sights and points of interest for the holidaymakers on their Magaluf holidays. There are lots of beautiful sights to visit and see in Magaluf.

Magaluf beaches, Western Water Park, Katmandu Park, Palma de Mallorca, Pirates Adventure Show, Palma Nova, Aqualand El Arenal, Marineland and Soller are the top 10 places to visit and see in Magaluf.

As for beaches in Magaluf; Magaluf beach, Son Matias beach and Palma Nova beach are the three golden sandy and popular beaches in Magaluf. The golden sandy Magaluf beach is very beautiful.

As for leisure & theme parks to visit and see in Magaluf; Western Water Park, Katmandu Park, Aqualand, Marineland, Palma City Sightseeing Bus Tour and Soller train and Orange Blossoom Express tram is a must see in Magaluf.

Western Water Park is located at the Magaluf beach resort. Holidaymakers may find and enjoy variety of great shows and pretty cool rides at the water park. The water park is perfect for both kids and adults.

Katmandu Park (the House of Katmandu) is a great theme park in Magaluf that offers an interactive experience full of magic and special effects for its visitors. The House, 4D Cinema, The Asylum, Desperados, Expedition Golf and Tequila Vile are the popular attractions.

Pirates Adventure Show is a great attraction in Magaluf. The show is worthy of its unique blend of world class acrobatics, thrilling gymnastics and breathtaking dancing. Pirates Adventure Show is kind of an escape to a magical world of action, thrills, comedy and fun.

Places to See in Magaluf for you.

What more to see on Majorca?

Given the sheer size of the island, you can expect to see a lot during your whole stay. If you are new in the area, chances are you’d be confused as to where to go first, and that’s totally natural. You just need to move at your own pace and plan ahead.

As for side trips & popular town visits from Magaluf; Palma de Mallorca, Palma Nova, cultural sites & landmarks around and museums around is a must see in Magaluf.

Palma City

Perhaps one of the best place to start your sightseeing is in the capital of this land, Palma City. This bustling town accounts to at least half of the entire island’s population, so expect a lot of locals roaming around.

Palma de Mallorca is the capital city of Majorca and located about 18 km. from Magaluf. A great day out in Palma de Mallorca is a great attraction. Holidaymakers may explore Palma de Mallorca by city sightseeing buses. There are many beautiful and historical places to see in Palma de Mallorca that include; the Bellver Castle, sa Llotja (old commercial exchange), the La Almudaina Royal Palace (the old Citadel) and the La Seu Cathedral.

Just like most capitals, Palma holds some of the best restaurants, attractions, and shops, you’ll ever see during your stay in the island. Some of the most notable sights are located down by the city’s sea front where architectural masterpiece, like a gothic cathedral, can be seen.

Other eye-catching and snap-worthy structures in the same area includes the likes of the 13th Century Almudaina Palace, Arab quarter, and Palma Town Hall. Furthermore, Palma also has its own fair share of modern architecture, like the Fundacio La Caixa, brought about by the restoration effort of the famous architect, Gaudi.

The abovementioned sights alone are enough to convince anyone of the island’s richness in the arts and its deep heritage. But that’s just the surface. If you truly want to indulge your eyes to a world of talent, then places like the Es Baluard Museum of Contemporary Art (link), and galleries like the annual Nit de l’Art, are where you should be.

Whether or not you’re the religious type, seeing this place’s beautiful devout history is truly an enlightening experience. This is best seen at the show village called Poble Espanyol (Spanish Village), where religious artifacts, Churches, and other antiquities, are shown.

Alcudia

At the north-east side of Majorca is a municipality called Alcudia. Walking around this area is an experience in and of itself. But if you really want a different way of getting to know the place, then you can get in on one of its famous segway tours. From its Beach and Harbour area, to the Oldtown, and others, exploring them while riding a segway is quite a unique encounter.

Historical Sites

Most of the island’s history is depicted through what’s left of its historical sites. Your entire visit won’t be complete without seeing at least one of them, since you’ll be passing upon the opportunity of witnessing the real splendor of the island’s culture and legacy.

There are available packaged tours that you can opt for, which includes all-in-one trips to some of the most historical sites of the island. But if you’re going on your own excursion, here are some of the best places, which are also famous stop-overs for guided tours, to experience Majorca’s history:

  • Santuari de Lluc – A pilgrimage site and monastery located northwest of the island, in a place called Escorca. If you can catch one of its choir’s concerts, then you’re in for a really magnificent treat.
  • Bellver Castle – A gothic-inspired castle with a circular construct, which is one of the only few in the whole Island. It was built back in the 14th century for King James II, and is located west of Palma.
  • Catedral de Santa Maria de Palma – Palma Cathedral, or most commonly known as La Seu, as with many other Churches, is one of the most popular tourist site in the entire island. Built with both Catalan gothic style and some Northern European inspiration, this is one of the most astonishing Church in existence, and is a definite highlight to any tourist that beholds it.
  • Palau Reial de l’Almudaina – The Royal Palace of La Almudaina was actually first built as an Arabian Fort, until it was officially claimed as a residence for the royal family back in the 14th Following its restoration and redesigns, the fortified palace now holds some of the best views in the island and the bay that surrounds it.

Cap de Formentor

While you’re on the island, especially one as beautiful as Majorca, the best way to relax is by admiring its seascapes. One of the most famous spot to experience the island’s magnificence is at the Cap de Formentor.

Cap de Formentor is a cape that lies at the northernmost end of the island. It is famous for its Formentor Lighthouse, which dates all the way back to 1863. The lighthouse also provides a perfect view of the Alcudia and Pollenca bays. Other viewpoint sites with excellent panoramic views includes the Mirador del Mal Pas and Cape Finesterre.

Caves of Drach

If you don’t suffer from claustrophobia, and can appreciate any natural formation of land, you might enjoy seeing the Cuevas del Drach (Caves of Drach). It is found in the town of Porto Cristo, in the municipality of Manacor, southeast of the island.

The Caves of Drach is actually made up of four main caves that are all connected to each other. There’s the Black Cave, White Cave, Cave of Luis Salvador, and the Cave of the French. The caves’ natural formation is mostly due to the force of water brought by the Mediterranean Sea.

The entire expanse of the Majorca Island still holds more aside from those mentioned above. If you plan on visiting again, which you likely will, then you can expect to see and do something new each time.