Valldemossa Valldemossa is the most famous town on the island of Mallorca. Nestled amidst the mountains, its cobbled streets are lined with stone houses adorned with greenery and flowers, exuding a rustic and elegant charm. The monastery in the town has been welcoming many famous visitors since the 19th century, including the romantic love story of Chopin and George Sand. Chopin composed many beautiful pieces here, while George Sand wrote the famous “A Winter in Majorca.” Today, you can find traces of their lives in the museum.
Cap de Formentor Cap de Formentor stands proudly at the northernmost tip of Mallorca, with its magnificent and breathtaking scenery and steep cliffs that are awe-inspiring. At the Mirador des Colomer viewpoint on the way to Cap de Formentor, you can enjoy panoramic views of the peninsula and overlook the beautiful bays of Alcúdia and Pollença. Continuing towards Cap de Formentor, the naturally formed rock formations contrast with the bustling beach scenery, showcasing the beauty of the conflicting landscapes of rugged mountains and sweeping coastline. Standing beneath the lighthouse of Cap de Formentor, gazing into the deep Mediterranean, you can’t help but marvel at the stunning beauty of Mallorca.
Sóller & Port de Sóller The town of Sóller is nestled in a beautiful valley, with a magnificent 14th-century cathedral and quiet flowery streets, offering scenic views at every turn. From Sóller, hop on the quaint wooden train and journey through the gorge filled with orange and olive trees, arriving at the port of Port de Sóller in just a few minutes. Here, surrounded by mountains and with a bay filled with yachts, seaside restaurants serve the freshest seafood, creating a relaxed holiday atmosphere.
