Things to do in Andratx

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Palma de Mallorca

Cathedral de Mallorca

The Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca is a Gothic Catholic church. It took nearly 400 years before it was finally completed in 1601. The church is located between the Almudena Palace and the Bishop's Palace. Entering the main hall, 14 columns stand in the sky, and the tops of the columns are scattered like palm trees. Looking up, there is a huge rose-colored glass at the top of the main hall, which is very eye-catching.

Port Andratx

Marineland Mallorca

Marineland Mallorca, located in the Balearic Islands of Spain, is a fascinating attraction. Here, visitors can not only watch dolphin and sea lion shows but also enjoy beautiful seascapes. The dolphins you see at Marine World are bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus), known for their curious and active nature. They are a common species in dolphinariums because they adapt easily to captivity. Our dolphins have a very diverse diet, consisting of various fish, some cephalopods (squid and octopus), and occasionally crustaceans.

Playa Santa Ponca

No. 2 of Family-friendly Attractions in Balearic Islands

Bellver Castle

Bellver Castle is situated on a hillside in Palma and served as a Gothic summer palace for the Kings of Mallorca. True to its name, which means 'castle of beautiful views,' the castle allows you to overlook the entire city of Palma and the Bay of Palma. However, this 14th-century castle features a circular design that contrasts with its overall Gothic style, a style that is quite rare in Spain. Interestingly, the castle was also used as a prison before the 20th century.

Serra de Tramuntana

Mount Tramontana is located in the northwest of Mallorca, near the Mediterranean Sea, and has a heavenly landscape. Up and down the winding mountain road, you can see terraced fields made of stones in the mountains, and the fields are planted with crops such as olive trees, which are green. On the way, we pass a blue lake, surrounded by mountains, and there is a red clay village not far away, which is a beautiful scenery!

Platja Palmira

Western Water Park

Western Water Park, a vibrant and joyful water park located in a corner of the city, brings refreshing relief and relaxation during the scorching summer. It's not just an ideal destination for family outings but also a perfect gathering spot for friends. The park features a variety of well-designed water attractions, from thrilling high-speed slides to leisurely lazy rivers, catering to visitors of all ages. Children can splash around in the dedicated kids' water playground, while adults can rediscover childhood joy while challenging themselves. Western Water Park prioritizes visitor comfort with spacious changing rooms, clean shower facilities, and ample rest areas, ensuring a home-like convenience alongside the aquatic fun. Multiple food stations throughout the park offer diverse drinks and snacks to satisfy every craving. Here, you can escape the city's hustle and immerse yourself in laughter and splashing excitement. Western Water Park—a place to unwind, relive childhood memories, and create new ones—awaits your visit.

Ricardo Roca Viewpoint

Cala Major

Cala Major is a beach that seamlessly blends urban living with a seaside escape. With its soft, fine golden sand and crystal-clear blue waters, it is backed by steep cliffs and palm trees, creating a sense of being close to the city while feeling worlds away from the hustle and bustle. The adjacent walking path and coastal promenade connect lush palm groves with coastal architecture, lined with restaurants, cafes, and bars. By day, you can sunbathe, go diving, or enjoy a meal at a seaside restaurant. By evening, take a stroll in the sea breeze and watch the skyline shift from azure to orange. Beyond its own appeal, the nearby Marivent Palace was once the summer residence of the Spanish royal family, and world-renowned painter Joan Miró lived and worked here, imbuing the area with both the relaxed vibe of a sunny coast and a depth of art and history.