In 2017, I studied abroad in Palma de Mallorca for a semester and spent a lot of my time studying in coffee shops around the beautiful old town. I go back at least once a year and find new little gems every time. Here are my favorites for your next visit to the Balearic Islands. ☕️🥐

Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Balearic Islands, Spain

Spain

Mallorca, Spain

Coffee Break in Palma de Mallorca

In Europe, Mallorca is famous for its parties in El Arenal and it does live up to its reputation but this Balearic gem has so much more to offer and for sure will surprise you in the most stunning way. Go and explore cute and peaceful mountain villages, jaw-dropping beaches and secluded coves, delicious food, colourful markets and the wonderful Mallorquín atmosphere! This island will cast a spell over you that you will not be able to escape.

My comprehensive guide comes with an interactive map with all the best places, including:
❗ important facts
📖 a mini guide for Palma
🌊 the most beautiful beaches and calas
🏡 picturesque villages
🛍️ the best markets
👀 things to do and see
🛌 accomodation options
🥘 food recommendations

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Palma de Mallorca offers something for everyone, whether travelling with children, looking for a romantic getaway, or needing accessible amenities. Experience the beauty of this Mediterranean island on your next trip!

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This island is an absolute stunner that embodies what makes Spain such a beautiful place and holiday destination - from crystal blue waters to swimming coves, quaint villages, fresh gorgeous food, sprawling vineyards and more. And the western side of the island is really quite something. 

✨ So this is a great itinerary if you want to see and experience a bit of everything that Mallorca has to offer - but in one part of the island so you're minimising time spent moving around ✨ 

It includes: 
🤍 Detailed day-by-day breakdowns
🤍 26 eat and drink recommendations
🤍 20 location-specific tips
🤍 14 points of interest
🤍 6 accommodation recommendations
🤍 5 amazing shops to visit
🤍 4 fantastic activities

You also get: 
📸 My own photos and videos that bring this itinerary to life
✍️ My personal notes for each recommendation
🗺️ An interactive map of all options
🔓 Access to all future updates
🧳 Insights and learnings from my two back-to-back trips here

And to make your decision easier: 
💸 Total value as a custom order: $240
💸 Regular shop price: $15

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Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo

Founded in 1700, this is traditional bakery that you should defintitely visit to try some of the typical baked goods of Mallorca. This bakery is known for having one of the best Ensaimadas, a classic, fluffy spiral-shaped pastry that either comes plain or with different fillings. 
Another typical food you can try here is the coca de trempó which is a flatbread topped with vegetables such as peppers, onions and tomatos and baked in the oven.

For a sweet treat / pastry. There are 3 locations in Palma - so check where the other two are in case one might be better located for you! 

If you want to try the mallorquian ensaimada, this is the place to come! 

Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo

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