Mallorca in Winter? Yes, absolutely! While the island is known for its crystal clear beaches and bustling atmosphere in summer, it shows a quieter, if not more beautiful side in winter. With mild temperatures, few tourists and breathtaking nature, winter offers the perfect opportunity to experience Mallorca in a different way. Here is my winter bucket list for winter on the island.
Mallorca in Winter: My personal bucket list
- Explore Castell de Bellver in Palma: This unique circular castle offers stunning views of the city and bay—especially magical in the calm of winter.
- Visit Cúber Reservoir in the West: Surrounded by mountains, this spot is perfect for peaceful walks and scenic photography.
- Wander through the Rata Markets: Enjoy the charm of these winterly markets – kids programme included.
- Go Horseback Riding with the Kids: A fun activity that lets you take in Mallorca’s nature on horseback.
- Hike to La Trapa near Sant Elm: This trail rewards hikers with spectacular views of the sea and Sa Dragonera island.
- Visit an art exhibition at the CCA Andratx. The contemporary art centre is a must for art lovers and offers inspiring works in a unique setting.
- Go Surfing: Winter waves are ideal for surfers looking for a bit of adventure.
- Check out the new tapas bar La Rosa Catalina in Palma.
- Marvel at the Christmas Lights on Paseo del Borne and Las Ramblas: Palma’s festive decorations make the city feel magical.
- Experience Christmas Eve at Palma Cathedral: A truly memorable holiday event.
You can find out more about family life on Mallorca in my blog under FAMILY & KIDS.
