Cala Llombards

#1 Serra de Tramuntana A UNESCO World Heritage site, Serra de Tramuntana ("mountains of the north wind") are located on Mallorca's northern coast and offer travelers the chance to hike, cycle or drive ... Read more » Franz Aberham / Getty Images

#2 Playa de Muro White sands and clear, shallow waters, along with a handful of quality restaurants and hotels, make Playa de Muro a favorite strip of sand among travelers. Aside from its safe ... Read more » Westend61 / Getty Images

#3 Cala Llombards The aquamarine waves that lap Cala Llombards, located on Mallorca's southeast coast, are warm and gentle – and a favorite among families for that reason. Its picturesque setting is another ... Read more » Dennis Fischer Photography / Getty Images

#4 Bellver Castle (Castell de Bellver) Commissioned by James II of Aragon in the 14th century, the rounded Bellver Castle reigns atop a wooded hillside just west of Palma and offers visitors a 360-degree view of ... Read more » Kazushige Takashima/a.collectionRF / Getty Images

#5 Palma Cathedral Le Seu The Palma Cathedral Le Seu – or simply Catedral de Mallorca – started out as a mosque. But after the city fell to the French conqueror James I of Aragon, what would ... Read more » Andrei Bortnikau / EyeEm / Getty Images

#6 Alcudia Old Town Like much of the island, Alcúdia has experienced many different reigns, from Phoenicians to Romans to Vandals. When the Moors took control of it around the year 800, they built a ... Read more » A J Withey / Getty Images

#7 Boat Tours Viewing Mallorca from the water that surrounds it is a great way to experience the island’s remote corners and cerulean waters. Plus, many of the tours offer transportation from ... Read more » Yann Guichaoua-Photos / Getty Images