Head to the lighthouse at the very tip for panoramic cliff views over the Mediterranean. Arrive before 10am to avoid tour bus crowds and find parking near the Mirador Es Colomer viewpoint along the winding road.

Walk the full circuit of medieval walls and explore the narrow streets around the Plaça Major. Look for the remains of the Roman city Pollentia just outside the old gate.

Take the guided tour through four interconnected caves ending at Lake Martel, where a classical music concert plays from boats on the underground lake. Book tickets online in advance for a guaranteed entry time slot.

Walk along the waterfront promenade near the marina and pick a spot with outdoor terrace seating overlooking the bay. Try fresh grilled fish or the local seafood paella while watching the fishing boats dock for the evening.

Rent a car or take the L300 bus from Palma to Deià for a hike along the drystone wall paths. Look for the GR-221 trail signs near the road to Valldemossa.

Board the vintage wooden tram from Palma's Plaça d'Espanya to Sóller, a 45 minute ride through orange groves and mountain views. Tickets cost around 8 EUR one way and can be bought at the station.

Walk along the waterfront promenade past fishing boats and the marina. Find a spot at one of the seafood terraces on Carrer de la Marina for fresh catch.

Take bus 20 or 3 from Plaça de la Reina up to the circular castle on the hill. Entry is 4 EUR and the rooftop offers a 360 degree view of Palma Bay.

Drive or take the 30 minute bus from Bellver Castle to central Palma. Park at Avinguda de Gabriel Alomar if driving.

Walk the seaside promenade from the Port of Palma toward the Cathedral, passing yachts and the modern marina. Best views at sunset near the Parc de la Mar.

Arrive right at 9AM opening to beat crowds. Dress code enforced, cover shoulders and knees. Entry is about 8 EUR.

Small 10th-century remnant in a garden courtyard off Carrer de Can Serra. Costs just 3 EUR and takes 20 minutes to tour.

The old Gothic merchants exchange building, now a free visit with vaulted ceilings. Grab coffee at a nearby plaza bench afterward.

Head to Mercat de l'Olivar, Palma's main market on Plaça de l'Olivar. Browse the seafood stalls and grab a seat at a counter for fried fish with local wine.

Take bus 3 or a 15-min taxi from city center to Cala Major. Book tickets online to avoid waiting. Miró's studio and sculpture garden are the highlights.

On the waterfront at Plaça de la Porta de Santa Catalina. The rooftop terrace has excellent views over the harbor and cathedral.