Mallorca 7-Day Itinerary

This 7-day Mallorca itinerary gives you a full first look at the island without changing hotels every night. It starts with three nights in Palma for the old town, cathedral, markets, waterfront, and beaches, then moves to Sóller for a slower Tramuntana base with Port de Sóller, Valldemossa, scenic mountain drives, and Sa Calobra. For a shorter version see the Mallorca 5-day itinerary; for a broader mainland route, compare it with the Spain 7-day itinerary or the Spain 10-day itinerary.

Mallorca

Route at a glance

This 7-day Mallorca route uses two easy bases: Palma for the first half of the trip and Sóller for the second. After the city, markets, cathedral, and beaches around Palma, the route moves into the Tramuntana mountains for Port de Sóller, Valldemossa, and a spectacular drive to Sa Calobra before ending with a final coastal stop on the way to Palma Airport.

  • 1PalmaDays 1–3
  • 2SóllerDays 4–7
  • 3Port de SóllerDay 4 · Coastal stop
  • 4ValldemossaDay 5 · Day trip
  • 5Sa CalobraDay 6 · Day trip

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Day-by-day plan

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Planning tips for this Mallorca itinerary

Practical tips for Mallorca

Book the Sóller train ahead

The historic train is one of the best parts of this route. Reserve in advance in busy months, especially if you want a specific morning departure.

Keep the rental car for the final days

Pick up the car in Sóller and keep it through departure day. It makes Valldemossa, Sa Calobra, Cala Deià, and the airport transfer much easier.

Plan around summer heat

In July and August, keep outdoor walking earlier or later in the day and use beaches, shaded streets, or indoor sights during the hottest hours.

Pack for city and beach

This itinerary mixes old towns, mountain villages, and beaches, so bring comfortable shoes, swimwear, sun protection, and light evening clothes.

Keep the base change simple

Moving from Palma to Sóller adds scenery without overcomplicating the trip. Travel light so the train and tram transfers stay easy.

Leave time for local food

Try Mallorcan dishes, seafood, ensaimadas, market snacks, and long dinners rather than treating meals as quick breaks between sights.

Where to stay for this itinerary

  • Palma3 areas
    Old Town Best for atmosphere, restaurants, cathedral access, and evening walks through historic streets.
    Best atmosphere
    La Lonja Very practical for dining, nightlife, the waterfront, and walking to Palma’s main sights.
    Best for food
    Santa Catalina Good for a slightly more local feel, market life, restaurants, and easy access to the marina.
    Local feel
  • Sóller3 areas
    Sóller town center Best for the train, restaurants, stone streets, and a calm mountain-village evening.
    Most practical
    Port de Sóller Better if you prefer beach access, sunset walks, and a more coastal final night.
    Best seaside feel
    Biniaraix / outskirts Scenic and quiet, but best if you have a car or do not mind taxis.
    Quiet escape
Use two bases, not seven

For a 7-day Mallorca route, Palma plus Sóller is a good balance: you avoid constant packing while still seeing the city, the coast, and the Tramuntana mountains.

Best time to visit Mallorca

A quick seasonal view for this 7-day route through Palma, Valldemossa, Sóller, and Port de Sóller.

Jan
Quiet · Cool
Feb
Almond blossom
Mar
Best · Mild
Apr
Best
May
Best
Jun
Best · Beach
Jul
Hot · Busy
Aug
Peak season
Sep
Best · Sea warm
Oct
Best
Nov
Quiet
Dec
Cool · Calm

Spring and early autumn are usually the easiest seasons for this Mallorca itinerary: warm enough for terraces and coastal walks, but more comfortable for Palma, Valldemossa, and Sóller than peak summer.

July and August are lively and good for beach time, but they are also hot and busy. If you travel then, book accommodation and transport earlier, start village visits in the morning, and keep the hottest hours flexible.

Details

Mallorca 7-day itinerary overview

This itinerary is designed as a realistic one-week Mallorca route with two bases. It begins in Palma for the cathedral, old town, waterfront, markets, museums, nearby beaches, and local food, then moves to Sóller for the historic train, Port de Sóller, Valldemossa, Sa Calobra, and scenic drives through the Serra de Tramuntana.

Route at a glance

  • Palma (Days 1–3) with the old town, Palma Cathedral, Es Baluard, Santa Catalina, La Almudaina, Bellver Castle, and city beaches
  • Sóller (Days 4–7) as the Tramuntana base, including Port de Sóller and final airport transfer
  • Valldemossa day trip from Sóller on Day 5
  • Sa Calobra day trip from Sóller on Day 6

Day-by-day highlights

  1. Day 1 (Palma arrival): Airport arrival, Tast Club, Passeig des Born, Plaça Major, Palma Cathedral, check-in, and Ca’n Joan de S’aigo
  2. Day 2 (Palma): Rosevelvet Bakery, Es Baluard Museum, Mercat de l’Olivar, Santa Catalina, La Almudaina, and seafood near the marina
  3. Day 3 (Palma): Bellver Castle, Sa Llotja, Playa de Cala Comtessa, coffee break, and tapas at Bar Espanya
  4. Day 4 (Sóller): Vintage train from Palma to Sóller, Can Prunera, Ca’n Pintxo, Port de Sóller, botanical garden, and dinner in Sóller
  5. Day 5 (Valldemossa): Rental-car day trip to Valldemossa, village walk, Royal Carthusian Monastery, QuitaPenas, viewpoint, and return to Sóller
  6. Day 6 (Sa Calobra): Scenic drive through the Tramuntana mountains, viewpoints, Torrent de Pareis, Sa Calobra Beach, and dinner in Sóller.
  7. Day 7 (Departure): Morning in Sóller, Cala Deià beach, seaside lunch, and rental-car drop-off at Palma Airport.

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Complete 7-day Mallorca itinerary (day-by-day plan)

Full written version of this 7-day Mallorca itinerary, including the main stops, transfers, meals, and highlights for each day.

For a shorter Mallorca route check the Mallorca 5-day itinerary. Travelers combining Mallorca with mainland Spain can also compare this route with the Spain 7-day itinerary, Spain 10-day itinerary, or Spain 14-day itinerary.

Day 1: Palma arrival, old town, cathedral, and waterfront

Arrival in Palma around noon, light introduction to the city with lunch and an afternoon stroll around the old town, followed by check-in and dinner near the waterfront.

  • 12:00 — Arrival at Palma de Mallorca Airport
  • 13:00 — Lunch at Tast Club in Palma Old Town
  • 14:30 — Walk along Passeig des Born and visit Plaça Major
  • 16:00 — Visit Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
  • 18:00 — Check-in in Palma city center
  • 20:00 — Dinner at Ca'n Joan de S'aigo

Transport: Taxi or airport shuttle from Palma Airport to city center, mostly walking around Palma old town.

Day 2: Palma museums, markets, Santa Catalina, and La Almudaina

Full day exploring Palma’s cultural sites, markets, and waterfront neighborhoods with local meals and evening ambiance in La Lonja.

  • 09:30 — Breakfast at Rosevelvet Bakery
  • 10:30 — Visit Es Baluard Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
  • 13:00 — Lunch at Mercat de l’Olivar food stalls
  • 14:30 — Walk through Santa Catalina neighborhood
  • 16:00 — Visit Royal Palace of La Almudaina
  • 19:30 — Dinner at La Parada del Mar

Transport: Walking and local bus/taxi within Palma city.

Day 3: Bellver Castle, Palma beach time, and tapas

Day exploring Palma’s cultural heritage and nearby natural sites, including a visit to Bellver Castle and a relaxed afternoon at the beach.

  • 09:00 — Breakfast at Cappuccino Palau March
  • 10:00 — Tour Bellver Castle
  • 12:30 — Lunch at Restaurante Sa Llotja
  • 14:30 — Relax at Playa de Cala Comtessa
  • 18:00 — Coffee break at Cappuccino Palma
  • 20:00 — Dinner at Bar España

Transport: Local buses and walking within Palma city.

Day 4: Historic train to Sóller and Port de Sóller

Transfer from Palma to Sóller by scenic vintage train, explore the town and port, and enjoy a tranquil dinner in Sóller.

  • 08:30 — Check-out and transfer to Palma Estació Intermodal
  • 09:15 — Palma → Sóller (Vintage Train, ~1h15)
  • 10:45 — Check-in in Sóller town center
  • 11:30 — Explore Sóller town square and Can Prunera Museum
  • 13:00 — Lunch at Restaurante Ca'n Pintxo
  • 14:30 — Walk along Sóller Port promenade
  • 17:00 — Visit Jardí Botànic de Sóller
  • 20:00 — Dinner at Es Passeig

Transport: Vintage train Palma → Sóller, walking in Sóller town and port.

Day 5: Valldemossa day trip from Sóller

Day trip from Sóller to the picturesque village of Valldemossa with visits to cultural sites and a local lunch, returning to Sóller for dinner.

  • 08:30 — Sóller → Valldemossa (Rental Car, ~40min, 25km)
  • 09:15 — Explore Valldemossa village
  • 10:00 — Visit Royal Carthusian Monastery
  • 12:30 — Lunch at QuitaPenas Valldemossa
  • 14:00 — Visit Mirador de Miranda des Lledoners viewpoint
  • 15:30 — Valldemossa → Sóller (Rental Car, ~40min)
  • 17:00 — Relax at hotel or local café in Sóller
  • 20:00 — Dinner at Restaurante Luna 36

Transport: Rental car day trip Sóller ↔ Valldemossa, mostly walking in villages.

Day 6: Sa Calobra, Torrent de Pareis, and Tramuntana scenery

Scenic day trip from Sóller to Sa Calobra, following one of Mallorca’s most dramatic mountain roads before relaxing by the sea and visiting Torrent de Pareis.

  • 08:00 — Pick up rental car in Sóller and drive to Sa Calobra
  • 09:30 — Enjoy the views along the Sa Calobra road
  • 10:30 — Walk to Torrent de Pareis
  • 12:30 — Lunch at Restaurant Sa Calobra
  • 14:00 — Relax at Sa Calobra Beach
  • 16:30 — Drive back to Sóller
  • 19:30 — Dinner at Kingfisher Restaurant

Transport: Rental car day trip Sóller ↔ Sa Calobra via the Serra de Tramuntana scenic road.

Day 7: Sóller, Cala Deià, and departure from Palma Airport

Final day using the rental car for a relaxed beach stop at Cala Deià before driving to Palma Airport and returning the car for an 18:00 departure.

  • 08:00 — Breakfast at Es Passeig Café
  • 09:00 — Walk through Sóller town center
  • 10:00 — Drive to Cala Deià
  • 10:30 — Relax at Cala Deià
  • 13:00 — Lunch overlooking Cala Deià
  • 15:00 — Drive to Palma Airport
  • 16:00 — Return rental car at Palma Airport

Transport: Rental car from Sóller via Cala Deià to Palma Airport with one-way drop-off.

FAQ

Is 7 days enough for Mallorca?

Yes—7 days is a very good amount of time for a first trip to Mallorca. You can spend several days in Palma, move to Sóller for the Tramuntana mountains, and still include Valldemossa, Port de Sóller, Sa Calobra, and Cala Deià without rushing too much.

What is the best 7-day itinerary for Mallorca?

A practical one-week Mallorca itinerary starts with three nights in Palma, then moves to Sóller for the second half of the trip. From there, you can visit Port de Sóller, Valldemossa, Sa Calobra and Cala Deià before returning to Palma Airport.

Do I need a rental car for this Mallorca itinerary?

You do not need a car for the Palma days or the Palma to Sóller transfer, but a rental car is useful for the Valldemossa and Sa Calobra/Deià day trips from Sóller. This keeps the city part easy and gives you flexibility in the mountains.