Soller, Valldemossa and Deía are lovely mountain villages that surprise visitors with their natural beauty in perfect harmony with the typical local buildings.

This is one of the most visited and emblematic places in Mallorca because of its stunning landscape of sea and mountains. As you follow the road down to the beach, there are two places from where it is possible to enjoy spectacular views.

El Mirador de la Creueta with the island of Colomer in the background; one of the most photographed views in Mallorca. El Mirador de la Atalaya de Albercuix is the second of the two viewpoints and was built towards the end of the XVI century to aid the defence of Mallorca. It sits at a height of 390 metres above sea level.

The "ensaimada de Mallorca" is probably the most well-known local product throughout Spain and abroad, but it is not the only one. The "sobrasada" or "galletas de Inca" (Quely), the Binissalem wines, the oil from the region of Pla de Mallorca and many more are also widely famous and exported to many places around the world. It is very common to find many of the most typical products of Mallorcan gastronomy in small gourmet establishments in many destinations around Spain and Europe. Some of the most typical dishes from Mallorcan cuisine include the "frit de mastances", "brut" rice, Mallorcan soups and baked "porcella".

Palma Aquarium. Do not miss out on the chance to enjoy the spectacular sealife centre that recreates the habitats and ecosystems of our seas and oceans. The centre houses 55 aquariums that contain an exceptional collection of flora and fauna from the Mediterranean and the Indian, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans that will make your visit an unforgettable experience.