What are some must-visit viewpoints or scenic spots on the island?

The crisp scent of pine and sea salt drifts through the air as you climb the winding Ma-10 through the Serra de Tramuntana. One of the most unforgettable vistas awaits at Mirador Es Colomer, near Formentor, where jagged cliffs plunge into the Mediterranean, and turquoise waters stretch endlessly. Sunset here paints the sky in hues that make the rugged coastline glow, a favourite for photographers and quiet contemplation alike.

Along the old Soller railway line, the view of orange groves unfolding beneath the Tramuntana peaks offers a soothing contrast of colours and textures. Towards the north coast, the historic town of Pollença overlooks hills and the bay, providing an enchanting panorama especially from the Calvari steps. For something secluded, the cliffside terraces above Cala Mondragó reveal hidden coves with crystalline waters, surrounded by fragrant pinewoods, a true haven away from the crowds.

The road to Valldemossa and Deià reveals countless lookout points where you can pause and admire terraces blanketed in olive trees, with villages clinging to steep slopes. The early morning mists weave a soft veil that transforms the landscape into something almost magical. Whether you’re hiking beneath almond blossoms in spring or driving the Ma-13 road in autumn, these scenic spots invite you to engage deeply with the island’s character and natural beauty.