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As I already told you in my last Friday update, I’ve visited Mallorca for the first time ever. Even though I spent only four days on this beautiful island, I tried to see as much as possible of what it has to offer! So I rented a car and spent hours and hours driving over almost the whole island. I spent the first days in the eastern part with wide lands and beautiful beaches and then moved to the western part where you can experience a totally different nature, lusher greens, the most beautiful vegetation and the impressive Tramuntana mountains.
So here are my must-sees and dos for Mallorca!
PINK Stay
Fontsanta Hotel: This place is pure relaxation located on the south-eastern part of the island. After a scenic drive through the typical landscape of Mallorca, you reach the small, old country house for the most authentic Mallorca experience – but with a super modern design touch by cool art works, sculptures and installations in every corner. The perfect place to calm down in the middle of the nature in pure silence, the only thing you will hear are the birds and the bees swarming around the fragrant lavender indulging the senses.
Two beautiful pools, private jacuzzis all over the garden area and the only natural thermal waters spa in the Balearic Islands where you have several privat bathing rooms. So just perfect for my trip alone to have a calm time with me, myself and I! And the staff really is the cutest and fulfilled every single of my weird blogger wishes with joy.
What I loved most about the Fontsanta? Probably the early mornings when the sun slowly comes trough the old trees. The breakfast buffet offers an endless selection of Spanish cheese and charcuterie, perfect to be enjoyed in the beautiful and calm garden. You get the feeling to be completely alone in your very own, luxurious country house…
Castell Son Claret: Whenever entering a Leading Hotel of the World, you get overwhelmed of this very special, elegant luxury from the very first moment and feel like a movie star in old Italy. Only entering the driveway up to the historic castle takes your breath away. Fountains, rose beds, flower walls – princess feelings guaranteed!
Castell Son Claret is nestled in the hills of the western part of the island where you can experience a whole different side of Mallorca. Make sure to book a terrace double room, they are very very spacious and have the most amazing private terrace to have the best breakfast with views over the landscape ever!
Everything about the Castell is pure romance and indulgence and inspired by the breathtaking nature and the scents of Majorcan herbs. Must Do: Have one (or two) of the signature cocktails made with with lavender and herbs from the gardens on the scenic terrace of the castle. Life can stop right here!
PINK Food
Olivera: The hotel restaurant of the Castell serves typical Spanish-Mediterranean cuisine and maybe the best spring rolls I ever had. Another must try: the signature cocktail with tastes of the Tramuntana mountains. And btw the prettiest drink ever!
Ca’n Pep: Seafood, seafood, seafood!
Mercadona: Well, I’m serious. Nothing beats Spanish supermarkets when you are a little foodie. I always wish I could bring a whole suitcase full of Spanish cheese and Iberico ham with me. Especially because these products cost nothing compared to the prices here.
PINK Sights
Es Trenc: This natural beach is supposed to be the most beautiful of the island. For me, it is too crowded but you should pay a visit when in this area.
Flor de Sal d’Es Trenc: Close to the beach are the salt flats producing this super luxe flor de sal. Very impressive to see how the salt is harvested. And the shop really is one of the most Instagrammable places I found on the island, so cute!
Cap de Formentor: The most eastern part of the island on rough cliffs high above the sea. The drive is let’s call it adventurous so – seriously! – only drive there on your own when you are a safe and confident driver. I imagined my friends crying on the way there 
But the views during the drive are totally worth it and are actually even more impressive than when you reached the lighthouse.
Adios, la isla bonita and off to the next adventure!
xxx
Sarah
Der Beitrag The PINK MACARON Guide to Majorca erschien zuerst auf The PINK MACARON.