In just 15 minutes you can reach the historic centre of Palma, where you can find the main shopping areas, a wide variety of restaurants and leisure establishments and visit places with history such as the Forn Fondo or Can Joan de S'aigo and monuments such as the Cathedral, the Town Hall square, the Palma fish market and the different Mallorcan palaces and art galleries of Palma.

Porto Cristo is home to the most famous and largest caves on the island, next to small postcard-perfect coves with crystal-clear water and just a stone's throw from the Rafa Nadal Academy, where you can see the trophies of the best Spanish tennis player in history.

Home to one of the best wines in the Balearic Islands and an essential visit for wine lovers, Binissalem is also known for its artisan shops and its hiking and cycling routes.

The Galatzó houses were built on the site of an old Arab farmhouse and are located on an estate covering an area of more than 14 million m² of Mediterranean nature trails.

A classic for shopping for fresh, quality produce from the island, the central market also becomes, on Saturday mornings, a meeting place for shopping and eating the typical "variats".

In a beautiful valley surrounded by mountains and known for its cobbled streets, its Royal Charterhouse and its potato coca ("coca de patata"), this village fills the Tramuntana mountain range, declared a World Heritage Site, with a medieval air.

Very close to Portals Nous we find the perfect plan for a family day out: a marine zoo where you can see species such as sharks, dolphins and sea lions.

Platja de Muro is the longest sandy beach in Mallorca, and includes four sections covering a total of about six kilometres. An ideal beach for all age groups that caters for both tourists and local residents.

In the south of Mallorca and with one of the most spectacular natural landscapes and seabed of the island, it is a group made up of the island of Cabrera and 18 other islets, declared a National Maritime and Terrestrial Park.

Made up of the Pantaleu and Mitjana islets and the island of Sa Dragonera, it is a natural and unspoilt enclave unique in the Balearic Islands for enjoying nature and incredible views of the Mediterranean and the Tramuntana mountain range.

Next to the cathedral is the promenade, where you can stroll, have an aperitif or a cocktail on its terraces and have lunch in the restaurants with views of Santa Catalina or Paseo Mallorca.

One of the best known and most popular beaches on social networks on the whole island, famous for its crystal clear turquoise waters, and located within a natural protection area, very close to the Salines de'Es Trenc.

Spread all over the island and very close to our hotel, the Bendinat Golf Course stands out, one of the most prestigious in Mallorca, as well as the Son Vida or Santa Ponsa courses, which allow you not to repeat the course during your stay.

15 minutes away from the hotel, the combination of tradition and luxury in a unique marina. One of the best places to enjoy fresh fish by the sea with a view of the yachts.

Just a few minutes' walk from our hotel is the prestigious marina Port Portals, with views of the harbour and the sea and one of the best and most exclusive restaurant and leisure areas on the island.

Travel from Palma to Soller in a wooden train over a hundred years old and discover the unique beauty of Sóller: its port, its typical ice-creams in the town hall square, the landscape of orange and almond trees and its country estates and stately homes.

A water park for the whole family with rivers, slides and lots of attractions for children and adults, themed and divided into three different areas: Western Land, Indian Town and El Paso.