Plan your holiday in Mallorca

Discover a fascinating underwater world, with its beautiful fauna and flora, but also its reefs and sunken wrecks. The best diving spots are to be found in the southwest and east of the island. You can see schools of barracudas, seahorses, dolphins and sea turtles: an extraordinary spectacle and experience open to both beginners and experienced divers.

Open exclusively in the evening, from Tuesday to Sunday, this unique restaurant offers a committed cuisine, embodied by its chef David Rivas. There is no fixed menu here, but a menu that evolves in line with the best that nature has to offer. All the products are local, from small producers or picked directly from nature, and are used in their entirety. This means that Terrae's cuisine is as creative as it is sustainable.

Explore the Mediterranean seabed at the Palma Aquarium and watch food being distributed, virtually meet whales in a unique 4D experience and watch sharks from a clear bottom boat. Every Friday during the summer, children are invited to participate in an incredible shark sleepover! This activity perfect for a family includes entrance to the park, dinner, overnight stay and breakfast, all supervised by qualified instructors.

The Artá Caves are a truly impressive natural spectacle with their imposing entrance facing the sea. Located in Canyamel, on the eastern coast of the island, they consist of a succession of vast chambers decorated with stalactites and stalagmites. These rooms with evocative names (Queen's room, hell, paradise, theatre, flags...) are highlighted by a clever play of lights which underlines their incredible beauty.