A Glamorous Highlight on The Balearic Islands

With a beautiful sandy beach located within 15 minutes walking distance or 5 minutes drive from St Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort, Mallorca has 262 beautiful beaches and coves with crystal clear waters. Explore the west coast of the island with its magnificent cliffs and small coves, such as the Port of Valldemossa, Cala Deià, Port Sóller, the Torrent de Pareis or the famous Sa Calobra with its many hairpin turn road. Lay down in the long sandy beach of Playa de Muro in the bay of Alcudia in the north of the island or enjoy the many different coves along the east coast such as Cala Mondragó, Cala Romántica, Calas de Mallorca or Cala Varques. The south of the island has equally beautiful beaches with Es Trenc being one of the most famous for its white sand and turquoise water. The options are endless. 

Embark on a refined adventure through the UNESCO-listed Tramuntana Mountains aboard the INEOS — a vehicle meticulously engineered for exceptional comfort and performance. Traverse Mallorca’s most breathtaking landscapes, where history, nature, and gastronomy intertwine to create a truly unforgettable experience.

Discover the essence of fine dining with our Michelin-starred experience at Es Fum. Unveil the hidden secrets of Chef Miguel Navarro’s cuisine, wander through his private garden, savor a thoughtfully curated wine tasting with the sommelier, and indulge in the exquisite Origen tasting menu—culminating in an unforgettable evening.

A dream for every golfer The leading golf resort in the Mediterranean offers you the 63 best reasons to play golf. Four differentiated golf courses that will challenge your handicap: Golf Son Muntaner, Golf Son Vida, Golf Son Quint and Son Quint Golf Pitch + Putt.

Discover the authentic local culture and produce by visiting one of the numerous markets that take place every day at different locations all over the island: Sineu, Santanyi, Arta, Sóller, etc. Can Pedro located in Genova and Can Torrat in Calvià offer rustic Mallorquin cuisine and are set in old “Mesones”, which are old countryside houses and specialize in local gastronomy. Make sure to try the “pa amb oli".

The central area of Mallorca is well known for its wine. Local bodegas produce some unique wines that are becoming increasingly popular in the international routes. Our team can organize for you a visit to some of the main wineries, while the most popular tour includes a ride on a small train visiting the oldest vineyards and wineries in Mallorca. José L. Ferrer Winery in Binissalem being the starting point.

Mallorca is a paradise for walkers, and there are many well-maintained and sign-posted hiking paths for all abilities along the Sierra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO world heritage site. Whether you are looking for a peaceful stroll in the countryside or something more challenging and rigorous, there is something for everyone.

Cliff jumping, abseiling, zip lining and much more along the spectacular coastline of Mallorca. Test your limits and overcome your fears with experienced guides at your side, prioritizing the highest safety standards. No better way to feel the adrenalin rush, whilst living an adventure of a lifetime in harmony with the elements of nature.

The Caves of Campanet are the least known on the island but well worth a visit. They made up of various cavities with suggestive names as “romantic room” or “enchanted city”. The Drach Caves, the most famous ones, were formed by water being forced through the entrance from the Mediterranean Sea, and some researchers think the formation may date back to the Miocene era.