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Explore the Island by car
Beaches, attractions, restaurants, local products, markets, places of interest, car routes and much more information
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84 pages, four routes across the island, plus the weekly markets and the addresses of the businesses advertising in it.
Explore the island with Europcar and discover its diversity. Enjoy our recommended car routes: the breathtaking coastal road to Valldemossa, the picturesque drive through the Tramuntana mountains, the quaint villages in the centre of the island and the idyllic bays in the east. Discover hidden beaches, explore charming villages, visit weekly markets and admire historical sights. Welcome to what promises to be an unforgettable tour of Mallorca!
Each route covers one part of the island. The number next to it is the page in the printed guide, and a click on it opens that page in the viewer.
Caves, nature and sunsets
The rough side of Mallorca: according to legend, the four winds meet at the northernmost point of the island and blow, tickling visitors’ nostrils. A shuttle bus runs to the Cap Formentor lighthouse from Pollença in the summer months. Water enthusiasts will love Formentor beach and Playa de Muro.
Urban flair, noble ports & luxurious dreams
Immerse yourself in the urban flair of the capital and let yourself be enchanted by its historic alleyways, magnificent patios, and the imposing cathedral. From Palma, it is only a stone’s throw to the south-west of the island, which is both elegant and characterised by its natural beauty.
Romanticism, oranges & wine
Spectacular coastlines and breathtaking heights: The island is full of variety and diversity. One moment you are in the sun-drenched Orange Valley, the next surrounded by rocky landscapes. Take plenty of time to enjoy these fun moments and create unforgettable memories.
Pearls, coves & cristal-clear water
This area is one of the most beautiful on the island: whether steep coasts, marvellous bays, exciting caves, or protected areas: here you’ll experience the true essence of Mallorca. Small fishing villages and historic towns characterise the landscape and invite you to embark on exciting adventures.
A different village holds its market every day. This is the list from the guide, in full.
Weekly markets are not just a magnificent opportunity to get to know both the island and the locals, but also to acquire that long-awaited bargain and a wide range of delicious local products and wonderful craft ítems, ranging from cheeses and cold meats to clothes and ceramics. Every day of the week, one of the island’s villages invites you to emerge yourself in the hustle and bustle of its market, almost always held in the main square between 9 and 13 h., particularly at the weekends, when several flea markets are held throughout the island. The largest and most renowned markets include Sineu (Wednesdays), Santanyí (Saturdays), Inca (Thursdays), Alcúdia and Santa Maria del Camí (Sundays).
74 villages, from the guide, page 79.
Mallorca celebrates all year round, but it’s in summer when the island shows its most vibrant side. Numerous fiestas, colourful parades and major sporting events fill the calendar. The traditional village fiestas particularly charming, where local customs mix with music, dance and impressive shows. A perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the cultural heart of Mallorca.
At Europcar on Mallorca. It is free. If you do not have a copy at hand, flip through the same edition above or download it as a PDF.
This is how the guide lists them: our recommendations, sorted by village. The page number next to each one shows where it appears in the e-paper.
For businesses
The Europcar Mallorca Travel Guide is distributed on Mallorca through Europcar and addresses their rental customers. Your advert therefore reaches holidaymakers exploring the island by car. Whoever reads the guide online here finds your address again later.
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