Majorca, Spain

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Mallorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands, is a destination that seduces with its diversity. Its fine sandy beaches and wild coves invite relaxation, while the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers spectacular landscapes for nature lovers and hikers. Picturesque villages, colorful markets, and local traditions immerse visitors in authentic Mediterranean charm. With savory gastronomy, rich culture, and pleasant climate, Mallorca promises a stay that is both relaxing and full of discoveries.

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Round-trip flight to PMI from your choice of departure city
6 nights of accommodation in Palma De Mallorca
Car rental in PMI
Protection offered by the Compensation Fund for Customers of Travel Agents (FICAV)
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Introduction of Mandatory ETIAS Permit for Travels to Europe

Starting at the end of 2026, every Canadian traveler planning to visit Europe will be required to possess an ETIAS permit. This is the European Travel Information and Authorization System, implemented by the European Union.

For more information about this permit, you can visit the official website at the following address: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias_en.

Please note that this permit costs 7 euros per person, and the process can take up to 30 days for approval.

It is also mandatory to have a passport that remains valid for at least 3 months after your departure date from Europe. Without this, entry at the European border will be denied.

Itinerary:

Itinerary

Day 1

Departure from Montreal to Palma

Highlights: Transatlantic flight Montreal → Palma

Duration: Day and night in transit

Accommodation: Night flight

Departure from Montreal towards Palma de Mallorca.
International flight with overnight on board according to the airline’s schedules.

Day 2

Photo: Cathédrale - La Seu / Calin Stan

Arrival and exploration of historic Palma

Highlights: First steps in Palma's Old Town and visit to La Seu Cathedral

Duration: Afternoon and early evening

Accommodation: Hotel in Palma de Mallorca

Arrival in Palma de Mallorca and check-in at your accommodation.
Free time to freshen up and rest according to your arrival time.
Exploration of the Old Town (Casco Antiguo) with its charming alleys and lively squares.
Visit to the Palma Cathedral (La Seu), a Gothic emblem overlooking the bay.
Discovery of the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, former royal residence overlooking the waterfront.

Day 3

Photo: Château de Bellver / Alexandre ROSA

Palma and its surroundings

Highlights: Panoramic view of Palma Bay from Bellver Castle

Duration: Full day

Accommodation: Hotel in Palma de Mallorca

Departure for the visit of the Bellver Castle, a circular fortress offering an exceptional panoramic view of Palma and its bay.
Free time to enjoy the beaches near Palma (e.g. Cala Major, Playa de Palma, Illetas) according to your wishes.
Option for a boat excursion in the Bay of Palma to admire the coastline from the sea.
Return to your accommodation in Palma and free evening.

Day 4

Photo: Cap de Formentor / Oliver Hlavaty

Cape Formentor and Alcudia (North of Mallorca)

Highlights: Scenic drive to Cap de Formentor and exploration of the old town of Alcudia

Duration: Full day

Accommodation: Accommodation in northern Majorca (Alcudia/Formentor region)

Route to Cap de Formentor, one of the island’s most spectacular viewpoints.
Stops at the miradors to enjoy the panoramas of the cliffs and sea.
Possibility to go up to the Formentor lighthouse if the road is open and depending on local conditions.
Continuation to Alcudia to discover its fortified old town with medieval charm.
Stroll through the alleys, ramparts, small squares, and cafés of Alcudia’s old town.
Check-in and overnight stay in the north of the island (Alcudia region or surroundings).

Day 5

Photo: Valldemossa / Irina Schmidt

Serra de Tramuntana: Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller

Highlights: Hilltop villages of Valldemossa and Deià then discovery of Sóller and its port

Duration: Full day

Accommodation: Accommodation in the Sóller / Tramuntana region

Departure towards the Serra de Tramuntana, mountain range listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Visit to Valldemossa, picturesque mountain village with cobbled streets and stone houses.
Continuation to Deià, typical perched village with views of the sea and mountains.
Route to Sóller, famous for its orange valley.
Discovery of the town of Sóller and its port, Port de Sóller.
Option to take the train or tramway connecting Sóller to its port (depending on your wishes and local schedules).
Night in the Sóller region or in the heart of the Tramuntana.

Day 6

Photo: David Brown

Sa Calobra and coves of the Southeast

Highlights: Route to Sa Calobra and discovery of the Torrent de Pareis then coves like Caló des Moro

Duration: Full day

Accommodation: Accommodation in or around the southeast of Majorca

Departure via the spectacular road leading to Sa Calobra, renowned for its hairpin turns and mountain landscapes.
Exploration of the Torrent de Pareis, a spectacular gorge opening onto a hidden beach between two cliffs.
Free time to enjoy the unique setting of Sa Calobra (depending on weather and local conditions).
Then drive to the southeast of the island to discover paradisiacal coves such as Caló des Moro, Cala s’Almunia, or the Cala d’Or region.
Swimming, beach relaxation, or a stroll along the coastline according to your preferences.
Check-in in southeast Mallorca or continue according to your arrangements.

Day 7

Photo: Grottes du Drach / swisshippo

Caves of the East and nature in Mondragó

Highlights: Visit to the Caves of Drach or Artà and relaxation at the Mondragó Natural Park or Cala Figuera

Duration: Full day

Accommodation: Accommodation on the east or southeast coast of Majorca

Route to the east coast to visit one of Mallorca’s famous caves:
- Drach Caves with their underground lake and the classical music concert included in the visit,
- or the Artà Caves, located near the coast with large chambers and impressive rock formations.
Free time to enjoy the chosen site and its surroundings.
In the afternoon, relaxation in the Mondragó Natural Park, known for its white sand beaches, coastal trails, and Mediterranean vegetation,
or discovery of Cala Figuera, a charming fishing village with white houses and colorful boats.
Return to your accommodation and last evening on the island.

Day 8

Back to Montreal

Highlights: Return flight to Montreal

Duration: Half-day or full day depending on the flight schedule

Free time according to your flight schedule for a last coffee or a short walk.
Journey to Palma de Mallorca Airport.
Return flight Palma → Montréal.

Summary of your itinerary:

Day 1 – Departure from Montréal to Palma – Transatlantic flight Montréal → Palma · Overnight: Night in flight
Day 2 – Arrival and discovery of historic Palma – First steps in Palma’s Old Town and visit to La Seu Cathedral · Overnight: Hotel in Palma de Mallorca
Day 3 – Palma and its surroundings – Panoramic view of Palma Bay from Bellver Castle · Overnight: Hotel in Palma de Mallorca
Day 4 – Cap de Formentor and Alcudia (North of Mallorca) – Panoramic route to Cap de Formentor and discovery of old town Alcudia · Overnight: Accommodation in northern Mallorca (Alcudia/Formentor area)
Day 5 – Serra de Tramuntana: Valldemossa, Deià and Sóller – Hilltop villages of Valldemossa and Deià then discovery of Sóller and its port · Overnight: Accommodation in Sóller/Tramuntana area
Day 6 – Sa Calobra and Southeast coves – Sa Calobra road and discovery of Torrent de Pareis then coves like Caló des Moro · Overnight: Accommodation in southeast Mallorca or nearby
Day 7 – Eastern caves and nature in Mondragó – Visit to Drach Caves or Artà Caves and relaxation in Mondragó Natural Park or Cala Figuera · Overnight: Accommodation on east or southeast coast of Mallorca
Day 8 – Return to Montréal – Return flight to Montréal