Spain Mallora☝🏻 My top1 vacation island 🏝

✈️ Exploring Mallorca: Your Ultimate Itinerary from Palma Airport Fly into Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), and you’re already steps away from island magic. Rent a car or book a private transfer—trust us, it’s the easiest way to explore. Here’s our go-to route, perfect for 2-3 days of sun, sea, and charm: 🚗 Route Highlights Palma → Restaurante La Gran Tortuga → Sóller → Cala del Moro Spend at least 2-3 days here—Mallorca’s that good. Honestly? It even tops Barcelona for laid-back vibes. No wonder it’s Europe’s favorite getaway 🌞. 🍴 Restaurante La Gran Tortuga A coastal gem near the airport, this spot screams Mediterranean beauty—think white walls, blue accents, and sea views that steal the show. Stop for afternoon tea or a full meal, but note: closed Tuesdays (don’t make the trip for nothing!). It’s the perfect first taste of island relaxation 😍. 🌊 Cala del Moro: The “Jelly Sea” of Dreams Nicer than Nice? Yes. These coves (Calo del Moro and Calo S’Almunia) have water so clear, it shimmers like blue-green glass—pure magic. How to get there: From Palma, take bus 501e to Campos, transfer to 517, and get off at Cala Llombards. A short walk (follow the crowd!) leads you to paradise. 🏡 Sóller & Port de Soller Sóller Town: Hop on bus 204 from Palma’s central station. Snap pics of the church and vintage train (they look perfect together!), then cool off with an orange slushie 🍊. Don’t skip the “sóller bomb” (a sweet local treat) at a café. Port de Soller: Take the old wooden train (€7, card-friendly) to this coastal spot. The bay? Stunning. We timed it right for sunset—golden light over the water? Unforgettable 🌇. 🏰 Palma City Center Stay here—you won’t regret it. The old town is full of cute shops and killer eats: Try the world’s cutest pig-shaped buns at a local bakery 🐷. Dine at La Bodeguilla for authentic, delicious local dishes. #MallorcaMagic #IslandHopping #SummerVibes #SpainTravel #JellySea #TravelItinerary