the 9-to-5 nomad's guide to solo travel
WHERE TO STAY
top neighborhoods for solo travelers & first-time visitors
SEARCH TOP HOTELS & HOSTELS FOR SOLO TRAVELERS
PALMA DE MALLORCA
Palma, is a great choice for first-time visitors. It has a vibrant atmosphere, historical sites like the Cathedral of Santa Maria and Bellver Castle, a beautiful waterfront, and a variety of shops and restaurants. It also offers a mix of bars, clubs, and late-night venues. Paseo Marítimo, the waterfront area, is particularly famous for its nightlife, with a variety of bars and clubs overlooking the marina.
MAGALUF
Magaluf is well-known for its energetic nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs, and beach parties. It's a popular destination for partygoers, especially during the summer months. The area has a reputation for a lively and vibrant atmosphere, making it suitable for those seeking a lively party scene. While Magaluf is primarily recognized for its nightlife scene, it does have a beach that attracts visitors seeking sun and sea.
WHERE TO PLAY
Top Nightlife Hotspots, Beach Clubs & Bars
Main Nightlife District: Magaluf & La Lonja Palma
UM BEACH HOUSE
Location: Calvia
About: Beach Club
BEACH CLUB GRAN FOLIES
Location: Port d' Andratx
About: Beach Club
NIKKI BEACH
Location: Calvia
About: Beach Club
PUROBEACH ILLETAS
Location: Palma
About: Beach Club
ZHERO BOATHOUSE
Location: Magaluf
About: Beach Club
OCEANS BEACH CLUB
Location: Magaluf
About: Beach Club
CAN GAVELLA
Location: Alcudia Bay
About: Relaxed Beach Bar
DOOR 13
Location: Palma
About: Speakeasy Cocktail Lounge
AGABAR COCKTAIL BAR
Location: Palma
About: Speakeasy Cocktail Lounge
CAOBA COCKTAIL BAR
Location: Palma
About: Cocktail Bar
CHAPEAU 1987
Location: Palma
About: Cocktail Bar
what to do
top attractions, day trips & adventures
Cova des Coloms
Mallorca is home to a fascinating network of limestone caves.Cova des Coloms, also known as the Cave of the Doves, is a popular choice for a Mallorca caving adventure. This sea cave is located near Cala Romantica on the east coast of the island.The Caves of Drach (Cuevas del Drach) is also a popular caving adventure.
Serra de Tramuntana
For adrenaline seekers, canyoning offers an exhilarating adventure.The Tramuntana mountains offer a wide range of canyons to suit all levels of experience. Participants can rappel down waterfalls, swim through narrow passages, and jump into natural pools under the guidance of experienced guides.
catamaran cruise
Exploring Mallorca's coastline by boat is a fantastic way to discover hidden coves, secluded beaches, and scenic cliffs. Climb aboard a catamaran and cruise from Palma de Mallorca to the beach resorts of Portals Vells or Cala Vella, depending on the wind conditions. jump in for a swim in the turquoise waters & top up your tan in the Mediterranean.
Kayak la victoria
La Victoria is a beautiful nature reserve in the north of Mallorca. Explore stunning sea caves, spectacular cliffs, and bays of crystal-clear water. Visit a beautiful sea cave with a rock archway, or paddle to quiet stone bays with calm water that is perfect for snorkeling in North Mallorca turquoise-blue water.
off the beaten path
hidden gems beyond the popular tourist attractions
cala varques
This secluded cove with crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft white sand is a haven for relaxation. Getting there requires a short hike through a pine forest, adding to the sense of discovery. There are no facilities here, so be sure to pack everything you need for a day at the beach.
Ses Fonts Ufanes
Located near the town of Campanet, Ses Fonts Ufanes is s a unique hydrological phenomenon where water springs up from the ground during periods of heavy rain. Water bursts forth from underground springs, creating a flowing riverbed through the forest. Public access is limited. It's advisable to check current information on visiting hours.
Cap Formentor lighthouse
The Formentor Peninsula is known for its rugged beauty, with dramatic cliffs plunging into the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The winding road that leads to the lighthouse offers stunning panoramic views along the way. Reaching the Cap Formentor lighthouse requires some planning. If your driving, park near Hotel Formentor and take a shuttle bus to the lighthouse area.
banyalbufar
Tucked away among terraced vineyards in the Tramuntana Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Banyalbufar is a charming village renowned for its impeccably preserved traditional stone houses adorned with colorful flowers. Visitors can enjoy hiking the trails, browsing through local shops, or taking a brief drive to Cala Banyalbufar, a secluded beach cove boasting crystal-clear waters.