What are the best scenic drives to take when visiting the Binissalem wine region?

Starting from the town of Binissalem, winding along the Ma-13 reveals the island’s lush heartland, where the vineyards ripple across gently rolling hills. This area is the center of Mallorca’s wine country, and the roads invite slow driving to admire centuries-old fincas and rows of native grape varieties. The occasional farmhouse offers an authentic glimpse of rural life, and springtime bursts with almond blossom color.

For a more dramatic journey, the drive along the Ma-2100 through the Serra de Tramuntana is unforgettable. Climbing into the mountains with steep cliffs on one side and panoramas of olive groves below, this route offers a perfect combination of natural beauty and wine tasting. Near Soller, the scenery shifts as orange trees line the roadsides, followed by tranquil estates where Binissalem’s signature wines are produced.

If you prefer a coastal route en route to the vineyards, the Ma-19 from Palma to the northeast connects with rural roads leading into the Ma-13, passing through towns like Alcudia and Pollenca. This drive blends sea views with agricultural landscapes, preparing you for an afternoon savoring the island’s celebrated reds and whites. Each route showcases Mallorca’s unique mix of mountain, sea, and vine — enhancing the anticipation of discovering local wines at their source.