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Things for wedding guests to do in Mallorca

A lively capital, the Tramuntana mountains, stone villages and turquoise coves. Many weddings take place at country fincas.

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☀️ Relaxed things to do

7hGreat for groups$$$

Sóller vintage train and tram

A 1912 wooden train through the mountains to Sóller, then a tram to the port.

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4hGreat for groupsSeasonal$$$

Catamaran cruise with swim stops

Sail the coast, swim in a cove and have lunch on board.

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5hGreat for groups$$$

Caves of Drach with lake concert

Huge caves with an underground lake and a short classical concert.

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2hGreat for groups$$$

Palma cathedral and old town walk

La Seu cathedral, the Arab baths and hidden courtyards.

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2.5hGreat for groups$$$

Sunset sailing from Palma

Sail the bay of Palma at golden hour with cava.

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🍷 Foodie things to do

4hGreat for groups$$$

Mallorca winery tour and tasting

Local grape varieties at two family wineries near Binissalem.

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3hGreat for groups$$$

Palma tapas and wine tour

Old town tapas bars, local wines and sobrassada.

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4hGreat for groups$$$

Mallorcan cooking class at a finca

Cook tumbet and arròs brut with produce from the garden.

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🧗 Adventure things to do

5hGreat for groups$$$

Serra de Tramuntana guided hike

Old mule paths through olive terraces with sea views.

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3hGreat for groupsSeasonal$$$

Sea kayak and snorkel tour

Paddle to caves and snorkel in clear coves.

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4hGreat for groups$$$

E-bike tour through villages and vineyards

Pedal-assist bikes on quiet country lanes, with a café stop in a stone village.

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Where wedding guests should eat in Mallorca

Fine dining$$$

Marc Fosh

Palma old town

Michelin-starred Mediterranean cooking in a 17th-century convent.

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Fine dining$$$

Zaranda

Es Capdellà

Two Michelin stars in a country estate hotel.

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Mediterranean$$$

Béns d'Avall

Sóller coast

Terrace above the sea with garden produce.

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Seafood$$$

Ca's Patró March

Cala Deià

Rustic seafood shack above a tiny cove. Book ahead.

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Paella$$$

Sa Foradada

Near Deià

Wood-fired paella reached by a hike or by boat.

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Mallorcan$$$

Es Verger

Alaró

Famous slow-roasted lamb halfway up a mountain.

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Tapas$$$

Bar El Camino

Palma

Counter seating and excellent tapas.

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Mediterranean$$$

Fabrica 23

Palma, Santa Catalina

Neighborhood favorite with a great set lunch.

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Mallorcan$$$

Celler Sa Premsa

Palma

Big traditional cellar restaurant. Easy for groups.

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Market$$$

Mercat de l'Olivar

Palma

Fresh seafood and tapas bars inside the market.

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Cafe$$$

Ca'n Joan de s'Aigo

Palma

Ensaïmadas and hot chocolate in a cafe dating back centuries.

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Cocktail bar$$$

Abaco

Palma, La Lonja

Baroque palace bar overflowing with flowers and fruit.

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Where to stay

  • Belmond La Residencia $$$
    Deià. Hillside village hotel loved by artists.
  • Cap Rocat $$$
    Bay of Palma. A converted military fortress by the sea.
  • Hotel Can Cera $$$
    Palma old town. Boutique hotel in a 17th-century palace.

Getting around

  • Rent a car if the venue is a countryside finca. Many are 30 to 60 minutes from Palma.
  • Taxis are plentiful in Palma but scarce in villages. Pre-book late-night returns.
  • TIB buses connect Palma with most towns.
  • Mountain roads in the Tramuntana are slow and busy with cyclists in spring.

Arriving

Palma de Mallorca (PMI) is 15 minutes from Palma. Most of the island is within 1 hour.

Good to know for guests in Mallorca

  • Currency: Euro (EUR)
  • Tipping: Not expected. Leaving small change or up to 5 to 10% for very good service is common.
  • Dinner time: Dinner is late: 9 to 10:30 pm is normal. Lunch is the main meal, around 2 to 3:30 pm.
  • Power plugs: Type C and F plugs, 230 V.

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Questions guests ask about Mallorca

When is the best time for a wedding in Mallorca?

May to June, September to October is the most popular season. A lively capital, the Tramuntana mountains, stone villages and turquoise coves. Many weddings take place at country fincas.

How do guests get to Mallorca?

Palma de Mallorca (PMI) is 15 minutes from Palma. Most of the island is within 1 hour.

How do guests get around Mallorca?

Rent a car if the venue is a countryside finca. Many are 30 to 60 minutes from Palma. Taxis are plentiful in Palma but scarce in villages. Pre-book late-night returns. TIB buses connect Palma with most towns. Mountain roads in the Tramuntana are slow and busy with cyclists in spring.

What can wedding guests do in Mallorca as a group?

Good group options include sóller vintage train and tram, catamaran cruise with swim stops, serra de Tramuntana guided hike, caves of Drach with lake concert. Most have private options for 10 to 20 people.

Is there a ready-made weekend plan for guests in Mallorca?

Yes. Our Mallorca wedding weekend itinerary has relaxed, foodie and adventure plans for the day before, the wedding day and the day after.

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