
A getaway to disconnect in Mallorca: Silence and Slow Travel
A getaway to disconnect in Mallorca isn't about the crowded coast, but inland. In 2025, the islands received over 19 million tourists, 85-90% concentrated in
Stories, experiences and life in Mallorca and on the agritourism

A getaway to disconnect in Mallorca isn't about the crowded coast, but inland. In 2025, the islands received over 19 million tourists, 85-90% concentrated in

Horse riding tours in Mallorca swap the beach for the interior: countryside, tranquility, and vineyards. At Es Mayolet, in Manacor (Llevant), you can ride for 3 hours and have lunch among the vines.

Charming hotels in Mallorca are small and unique accommodations, almost always in the interior of the island, where luxury is measured in silence and not in stars.

Agritourism is accommodation located within a working farm, established before 1961, with a maximum of 12 rooms. In 2026, it remains the most popular form of tourism.

Autumn in Mallorca is one of the best times to visit the island: mild temperatures (around 25°C during the day and 15°C at night in October), sea

A romantic getaway in Mallorca involves finding the quietest and most intimate island to disconnect as a couple: small rural hotels, charming country estates in the interior, locally sourced cuisine for dinner,

Experiences at a Mallorcan estate go far beyond accommodation: walks through the countryside, horse riding, visits to the organic garden, tastings in the own vineyard, and local gastronomy.

A family agritourism stay in Mallorca is a rural estate designed for children and adults to experience country life: animals, a vegetable garden, a swimming pool, walks, and plenty of outdoor space, far from the hustle and bustle.

Sustainable tourism in Mallorca seeks to enjoy the island while reducing environmental and social impact: traveling outside of peak season, choosing small and responsible accommodations, consuming local products and

Farm-to-table (km0) cuisine in Mallorca consists of cooking with produce grown on the farm itself or a few kilometers away, harvested on the farm itself.

Pairing wines in Mallorca involves combining the island's native grape varieties with its local cuisine: a Manto Negro red wine with sobrasada or lamb, a

Wine tourism in Mallorca revolves around two designations of origin: Binissalem (created in 1990) and Pla i Llevant (created in 1999, with 18 municipalities and about 440 hectares)