Planning a coastal getaway for 2026? Consider Mallorca, a captivating Spanish island that combines stunning beaches, impressive mountain views, and a vibrant history. With a range of activities to enjoy both on land and in the sea, Mallorca appeals to a variety of travelers.
As the largest of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca boasts over 300 miles of coastline and more than 200 beaches, bordered by the clear waters of the Mediterranean. The island is dotted with picturesque villages, historic landmarks, and expansive vineyards, adding to its charm.
Upon arrival at Palma de Mallorca Airport, visitors encounter the unique allure of this island. For a luxurious stay, the Zafiro Palace Andratx offers an all-suite experience along the southwestern coast, just 30 minutes from the airport. Situated in Camp de Mar, this resort is enveloped by the Sierra de Tramuntana mountains and features spectacular sea views.
The resort features an impressive array of amenities, including seven swimming pools set amid lush Mediterranean gardens. Guests can choose from 304 suites, with 89 suites offering private pools. For those seeking exclusivity, the newly introduced Zafiro Club suites provide exceptional views and first-class amenities, including a 25-minute couples’ massage and access to the Zafiro Club pool and exclusive dining options. Each suite features bath products by Jo Loves, adding a touch of luxury. Zafiro Club guests also receive a traditional Mallorcan senalla, ideal for beach outings or carrying local finds.
Dining at Zafiro Palace Andratx offers diverse options. Start with breakfast at The Market, enjoying views of the sea and mountains. At lunchtime, return for tapas or paellas. Italian cuisine enthusiasts can indulge in slow-cooked Bolognese at La Veranda. For those keen to explore the Mediterranean diet, Mare Nostrum features local seafood, including crystal prawns and Mediterranean red tuna. Finally, save space for La Sobremesa, a dessert that combines chocolate and herb-infused flavors.
The resort’s traditional American-style steakhouse, Caliu, is a must-visit for steak lovers. The Tomahawk steak, expertly prepared, is substantial enough for sharing. Pair it with side dishes like garlic mushrooms or indulge in dessert choices such as the traditional Crema Catalana.
For those looking to engage in physical activity, golf offers an excellent opportunity. Golf de Andratx features an 18-hole course recognized for its challenges, including the longest hole in Spain measuring 660 yards.
Continuing a routine at the resort’s modern gym, engaging in a sunrise yoga session, or participating in a stand-up paddleboard class can add variety. Alternatively, guests can explore Camp de Mar, Port d’Andratx, and Peguera on electric scooters provided by the resort, allowing for a local’s perspective on the area.
