4-Day Palma Mallorca Adventure Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to Es Baluard Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. The museum houses an impressive collection of works by artists from the Balearic Islands and beyond. Spend some time exploring the exhibits and enjoying the panoramic views from the museum's terrace.

For lunch, head to Marc Fosh, another Michelin-starred gem in Palma. The restaurant offers innovative dishes using local ingredients. After lunch, visit Bellver Castle, a unique circular castle that offers stunning views over Palma Bay.

Dine at La Rosa Vermutería for an authentic Spanish experience. This vermouth bar serves traditional tapas and has a lively atmosphere perfect for an evening out.

Spend your morning relaxing on Playa de Palma beach. Enjoy sunbathing or take part in water activities like paddleboarding or jet skiing.

Have lunch at one of the beachfront restaurants before heading back into town for some shopping at Porto Pi Centro Comercial.

End your day with dinner at La Bodeguilla, which offers an extensive wine list and delectable Spanish dishes.

Take a morning train from Palma to Inca (approximately 30 minutes). Start your exploration with a visit to Inca Market if it's Thursday; it's one of Mallorca's largest markets offering local crafts and produce.

Enjoy lunch at one of Inca’s local restaurants before visiting Museu del Calçat i de la Indústria (Museum of Footwear and Industry) which showcases Inca’s history as Mallorca’s leather capital.

Return to Palma in the evening and have dinner at Bar España, known for its delicious tapas and vibrant atmosphere.

Start your day with a ferry ride to one of the beautiful islands in the Islas Baleares. Consider visiting Formentera, known for its crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches. Spend your morning exploring the island's natural beauty and relaxing on its stunning beaches.

For lunch, enjoy a meal at one of Formentera's beachfront restaurants, where you can savor fresh seafood while enjoying breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. After lunch, rent a bike or scooter to explore more of the island at your own pace.

Return to Palma in the evening and have dinner at La Bodeguilla, which offers an extensive wine list and delectable Spanish dishes. End your day with a leisurely stroll along Palma's waterfront promenade, taking in the beautiful sunset views.